Jesse Feinberg
jif5095@psu.edu
Pennsylvania State University
224 S. Burrowes st.
State College Pa, 16801
(484) 241-8385
4040 Greenpond rd
Easton Pa, 18045
(484) 241-8385
Objective
To obtain an internship position at AWE Tuning.
Education
Pennsylvania State University
Bachelor of Materials Science and Engineering May, Ceramics specialization, May 2014
Major GPA: 3.10/4.0
Relevant Coursework: Solid State Materials, Chrystal Chemistry, Ceramics lab, Engineering
Ethics, Thermodynamics of Materials, Classification of Materials, Mechanical Properties of
Materials, AutoCAD/Solidworks.
Employment
2006-2013
Broken Spoke Bicycle Shop
Duties: Selling and installation of parts. custom bicycle building, custom
wheel building, cashier, salesman, website maintenance, aiding in shop
sponsored events.
Interests/Activities
Spring 2013 –
Spring 2014
Penn State Formula SAE Team: Active member,
Aid in the development, design and assembly of race vehicle, potential
driver for next season.
Fall 2012Spring 2014
Penn State Car club: Active club member,
Attend regular meetings and participate in weekend club events including
track days and autocross sessions.
Fall 2011Spring 2014
Audi/Volkswagen Repair and Maintenance: Repair, maintenance,
diagnosis, and parts installation for PSU students who do not have the
means or knowledge to do so themselves. Mainly timing belt jobs,
turbo/clutch/fueling kit installation on b5 S4’s. Also offer minor tuning
such as EGT/O2 code outs, MAF/injector scaling, and base tune flashes.
Relevant Skills
Automotive: High knowledge of automotive mechanics, particularly Audi and Volkswagen.
Programing: Proficient in AutoCad, Solid Works, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Powerpoint
Engineering: High knowledge of materials engineering, ceramic materials, and materials and
engineering applications.
References
Jesse Check
Owner of Broken Spoke Bicycle Shop
110 S. 18th st. Easton Pa.
610-258-4404
theshop08@yahoo.com
R. Allen Kimel
Assistant Professor of Materials Science and Engineering;
Associate Head for Undergraduate Studies
124 Steidle Building
(814) 865-5397
kimel@matse.psu.edu
February 4, 2013
AWE Tuning
Willow Grove, Pa 18734
Dear Sir or Madam,
I am writing to you in response to your job advertisement listed on the AWE Tuning website for
the Engineering Associate position. I have been familiar with your company for several years by
being involved in the automotive community. I am very interested in the position, as it involves
my educational background in engineering as well as my passion for automobiles. My education
and skills I have learned in the engineering and automotive fields assure me that I am a natural fit
for the position.
From the Pennsylvania State University, I received a Bachelors degree in Materials Science
Engineering with a specialization in ceramics. I have taken extensive classes in materials
science, including crystal chemistry, materials classification, solid state materials,
thermodynamics of materials and fluid transfer as well as many other related courses. I have also
completed all necessary mathematic, chemistry, and physics classes required to complete
engineering projects and problems. As well as taking lecture courses, I have also completed
several labs in the chemistry, physics, and materials science fields. During the summer of 2013 I
was given the engineering intern position at AWE tuning, your company. I felt as though I was a
natural fit and thoroughly enjoyed my time spent with the team at AWE.
As well my formal education and internship experience, I am very familiar with Porsche and
Audi vehicles. I have been working with these automobiles for over six years and have done
maintenance and modifications included suspension, clutch and motor installations, turbocharger
upgrades, electrical work, and maintenance and upkeep. I very much enjoy working with these
vehicles and hope to do so in the future.
More information regarding both my education and work experience is included in the attached
resume. I have also enclosed with my resume my personal contact information. I look forward to
meeting with you to discuss my potential future with your company. Please feel free to contact
me at any time at (484) 241-8385 or at Jif5095@psu.edu.
Thank you very much,
Jesse Feinberg
Jesse Feinberg
jif5095@psu.edu
Pennsylvania State University
224 S. Burrowes st.
State College Pa, 16801
(484) 241-8385
4040 Greenpond rd
Easton Pa, 18045
(484) 241-8385
Objective
To obtain the Engineering associate position at AWE Tuning.
Education
Pennsylvania State University
Bachelor of Materials Science and Engineering May, Ceramics specialization, May 2014
Cumulative GPA: 3.21/4.0
Relevant Coursework: Solid State Materials, Chrystal Chemistry, Ceramics lab, Engineering
Ethics, Thermodynamics of Materials, Classification of Materials,
Employment
207-2013
Broken Spoke Bicycle Shop
Duties: Selling and installation of parts. custom bicycle building, custom
wheel building, cashier, salesman, website maintenance.
Interests/Activites
Summer 2013 –
AWE Tuning: Engineering Intern
Fall 2013
Aid in Solid Works projects, assembly of wiring harnesses, aiding the
race team during product testing, attend AWE sponsored events and
complete misc. tasks. Run CNC and other computer based machines to
complete product manufacturing.
Fall 2012Spring 2014
Penn State Car club: club member
Attend regular meetings and participate in weekend club events including
track days and autocross sessions.
Fall 2012Spring 2014
Materials Advantage: club member
Attend regular meetings and participate in club events including company
visitations and research.
Skills
Material science: High knowledge of metals, their structure, properties and applications
Engineering: High knowledge of materials engineering, ceramic materials, and material and
engineering applications.
Programing: Proficient in AutoCad, Solid Works, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Powerpoint
References
Jesse Kramer,
President of Engineering at AWE Tuning
2023 Maryland rd
Willow Grove, Pa 18734
(215) 658-1670
JesseKramer@awetuning.com
R. Allen Kimel
Assistant Professor of Materials Science and Engineering;
Associate Head for Undergraduate Studies
124 Steidle Building
(814) 865-5397
kimel@matse.psu.edu
February 4, 2013
Corning MTE
USA, NY-Corning
Dear Sir or Madam,
I am writing in response to your to your job advertisement for the metallurgical engineering
position at your company. I understand and respect what Corning does as it relates to metallurgy
and am very hopeful to be an engineer for such a company. This position directly relates to my
education at the Pennsylvania State University and is also of personal interest to me.
From the Pennsylvania State University, I received a Bachelors degree in Materials Science
Engineering with a specialization in ceramics. I have taken extensive classes in materials
science, including crystal chemistry, materials classification, solid state materials,
thermodynamics of materials and fluid transfer as well as many other related courses. I have also
completed all necessary mathematic, chemistry, and physics classes required to complete
engineering projects and problems. As well as taking lecture courses, I have also completed
several labs in the chemistry, physics, and materials science fields. During the summer of 2013 I
was given the engineering intern position at AWE tuning, an automotive engineering company,
where I learned many hands on engineering skills as well as a strong perspective of what to
expect in an engineering company position.
As well as my formal education and internship I have a strong interest in metallurgy. I am very
familiar with metals processes and have had many lab experiences with respect to metal
microstructures and applications. I have also given presentations to other materials scientists
regarding these labs and experiments.
More information regarding both my education and work experience is included in the attached
resume. I have also enclosed with my resume my personal contact information. I look forward to
meeting with you to discuss my potential future with your company. Please feel free to contact
me at any time at (484) 241-8385 or at Jif5095@psu.edu.
Thank you very much,
Jesse Feinberg