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  paul gessler, 
  resume, 
  curriculum, 
  vita, 
  curriculum vita, 
  cv, 
  paul, 
  gessler, 
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    \flushleft \footnotesize 
    2040 West Wisconsin Avenue \\ 
    Apartment S406A \\ 
    Milwaukee, WI~~53233-2098
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\mhead{Education}%
\textbf{Marquette University,} Milwaukee, Wisconsin \newline
\emph{Master of Science, \href{http://www.marquette.edu/engineering/mechanical/}{Mechanical Engineering}} \rdate{2012–2014}
\begin{itemize*}
  \item Cumulative GPA: 3.60/4.00; \href{http://www.marquette.edu/engineering/mechanical/grad_study.shtml}{Energy Systems Specialization}
  \item Thesis: One-Dimensional Model of a Refrigeration Cycle Compressor Test Block
  \item Advisor: Dr.~Margaret M.~Mathison
%  \item Coursework:\newline
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%      Advanced Engineering Mathematics & Transport Phenomena \\
%      Approx.~Methods in Engineering Analysis & Advanced Fluid Mechanics \\
%      Intermediate Thermodynamics & Sustainable Engineering \\
%      Statistical Thermodynamics & Combustion \\
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\medskip
\textbf{Milwaukee School of Engineering,} Milwaukee, Wisconsin \newline
\emph{Bachelor of Science, \href{http://www.msoe.edu/community/academics/mechanical-engineering-department/mechanical-engineering}{Mechanical Engineering}} \rdate{2008–2012}
\begin{itemize*}
  \item Cumulative GPA: 3.56/4.00; \href{http://www.msoe.edu/community/academics/minors/page/1448/mathematics-minor}{Mathematics Minor}
  \item Senior Project: \href{https://dl.dropbox.com/u/10724484/resume/ME492_2012_Design_Report_PulseWaterJet.pdf}{Modeling of Pulsed Jet Impingement on Brittle Materials}
  \item Advisors: Prof.~Thomas J.~Labus and Dr.~Vincent C.~Prantil
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\bigskip
\mhead{Software \newline Proficiencies}%
\emph{Working knowledge}\newline
\MLS{}, 
Simulink Coder (Real-Time Workshop),
\CPP{}, 
Visual Studio, 
ANSYS 
(APDL, 
Fluent CFD, and 
Workbench), 
\Star{}, 
Engineering Equation Solver (EES), 
REFPROP, 
SolidWorks, 
Microsoft Office Suite, 
Adobe Creative Suite, 
HTML/CSS,
\LaTeX{},
Vim, 
Git SCM,
Arch Linux, 
Mac OS X, 
Windows XP/7/8

\medskip
\emph{Basic knowledge}\newline
Autodesk Products Suite, 
PTC Creo (Pro/ENGINEER),
LabVIEW,
Fortran~77/90/95,
Modelica/Dymola,
COMSOL Multiphysics,
eQUEST%,

\bigskip
\mhead{Honors and \newline Awards}%
Outstanding Student Chapter Award, SAE International, Detroit, MI      \rdate{2011, 2012}\newline
Outstanding Collegiate Chapter, SAE Milwaukee Section, Milwaukee, WI   \rdate{2011      }\newline
First Place, Design Report Competition, SAE Supermileage, Marshall, MI \rdate{2011      }\newline
Dean's List, MSOE, Milwaukee, WI                                       \rdate{2008–2012}

\bigskip
\mhead{Teaching \newline Experience}%
\textbf{Marquette University,} Milwaukee, WI \newline
\emph{Graduate Teaching Assistant, Mechanical Engineering Department} \rdate{2012–2014}
MEEN~3210: Multidisciplinary Engineering Systems \rdate{\textsc{spring} 2013, \textsc{spring} 2014}\newline
%Graded homework assignments, assisted students with hands-on laboratory exercises, and held open laboratory sessions\newline
MEEN~2210: Electromechanical Engineering Systems \rdate{\textsc{spring} 2013, \textsc{spring} 2014}\newline
MEEN~3340: Thermodynamics II \rdate{\textsc{fall} 2013}\newline
%\begin{itemize*}
%\item Prepared and delivered short introductory lectures for 3 experiments: %\newline %
%  \emph{Uncertainty Analysis}, \emph{Refrigeration Cycle}, and \emph{Heat Exchanger Performance}
%\item Guided and assisted 70 students in completing the aforementioned experiments
%\item Graded student reports for aforementioned experiments and held office hours
%\item Revised and updated the MEEN 3340 Laboratory Manual for future use
%\end{itemize*}
MEEN~3320: Fluid Mechanics \rdate{\textsc{fall} 2012}
%Graded homework assignments and held office hours for 85 students in 3 sections

\bigskip
\mhead{Professional \newline Experience}%
\textbf{Johnson Controls, Inc.,} Milwaukee, WI \newline
\emph{Graduate Intern, Control Applications and Advanced Algorithms} \rdate{2010–2012}
\begin{itemize*}
  \item Designed, implemented, and tested 30 warning events for chiller control software
  \item Planned and led nightly automated regression testing of 210 safety shutdown events
  \item Improved automated testing speed in Excel/\MLS{} simulation by 15\%
  \item Created and distributed release notes documenting new features and known issues
  \item Extended numerical chiller models to include two additional vessel configurations% and enhanced stall 
%  \item Integrated existing building model into chiller control design simulation workflow
\end{itemize*}

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\mhead{Leadership \newline Experience}%
\textbf{MSOE Society of Automotive Engineers,} Milwaukee, WI \newline
\emph{Chairman} \rdate{2011–2012}
\begin{itemize*}
  \item Oversaw the general operation of the 150-member MSOE Student Chapter
  \item Coordinated with professionals in nearby SAE Chapters to organize monthly events
  \item Other Previous Positions: Program Coordinator and Webmaster (\date{2010–2011})
\end{itemize*}

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\emph{Technical Lead, Supermileage Vehicle Steering Team} \rdate{2010–2011}
\begin{itemize*}
  \item Designed, analyzed, manufactured, and tested aluminum suspension frame
  \item Responsible for steering/brake system performance and component integration
  \item Provided weekly progress reports to Project Manager and other team leaders
  \item Co-authored and edited the \href{https://dl.dropbox.com/u/10724484/resume/MSOE_CarbonairDesignReport2011.pdf}{Design Report} (First Place, Design Report Competition)
\end{itemize*}

\bigskip
\textbf{MSOE Residence Life,} Milwaukee, WI \newline
\emph{Resident Assistant} \rdate{2010–2012}
\begin{itemize*}
  \item Provided academic, personal, and professional advice for 35 students
  \item Planned events for residents, such as r\'{e}sum\'{e} workshops and indoor rock climbing
  \item Resolved roommate conflicts and policy violations as needed
\end{itemize*}

\bigskip
\mhead{Research \newline Experience}%
\textbf{MSOE Rapid Prototyping Research,} Milwaukee, WI \newline
\emph{Undergraduate Research Assistant} \rdate{2009–2011}
\begin{itemize*}
\item Designed and modeled mold flow passages to improve metal flow and solidification
\item Prepared rapid-prototyped patterns and created ceramic molds
\item Cast copper alloy nozzle structures using a novel vacuum-casting process
\item Contributed to reports and presentations for two actively-cooled nozzle projects
\end{itemize*}

\bigskip
\mhead{Publications}%
\emph{Conference paper—in preparation}\\
\textbf{Gessler, P.D.,} Mathison, M.M. (forthcoming).
\emph{Modeling of a Hot Gas Bypass Test Block for Centrifugal Compressors.}
To be presented at the \emph{International Compressor Engineering Conference at Purdue University \date{2014}}, West Lafayette, IN.

\medskip
\emph{Book}\\
Prantil, V.C., Papadopoulos, C., \textbf{Gessler, P.D.} (\date{2013}). 
\emph{\href{http://www.morganclaypool.com/doi/abs/10.2200/S00503ED1V01Y201305ENG023}{Lying By Approximation: The Truth about Finite Element Analysis}}.
San Francisco, CA: Morgan \& Claypool Publishers.

\bigskip
\mhead{Invited Talks}%
\textbf{Gessler, P.D.} (\date{11 \textsc{nov.}~2013}).
\emph{FEA for Thermal Applications: Developing a Transient, Two-dimensional Code.}
Guest lecture presented at Milwaukee School of Engineering.

\medskip
\textbf{Gessler, P.D.} (\date{30 \textsc{sept.}~2013}).
\emph{Introduction to Model-Based Design: With Transportation Examples.}
Presentation delivered to the MSOE Society of Automotive Engineers.

\bigskip
\mhead{Professional \newline Affiliations}%
Member ASHRAE \rdate{2012–2014}\newline
Member SAE \rdate{2008–2013}

\bigskip
\mhead{Activities \newline and \newline Interests}%
Varsity Lightweight Crew (\date{2008–2010}), 
Cycling, 
Running, 
Backpacking, 
Canoeing, 
Woodworking, 
Trumpet Performance, 
Photography, 
Graphic/Web Design,
Computer System Administration
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