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    Personal information
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    Candidate Profile
     Date Submitted:23-05-2012
     Last Modified:24-05-2012 (03:36)
    Job information
     Current job:Aerospace Engineering graduate (MSc)
     Employment Term:Either
     Job location:Europe only
     Date available:within 3months
     Industry:Civil Agencies/International Organizations, Satellite Manufacturers and Subcontractors, Satellite Operators, , , Launch Systems, Business Services
     Keywordsspazio space rexus bexus esa cubesat tutor training teaching docking communication
    CV

    Desired employment / Occupational field

    Stage/traineeship or entry level positions in Space systems, Spacecraft operations or Training engineering

    Education and training

    Dates (from – to)

     

    October 2008 – April 2012

    Title of qualification awarded

     

    Aerospace Engineering – Second Level Degree
    (110/110 cum laude)

    Organisation

     

    University of California – Irvine (UCI), Irvine, United States
    University of Padova (UNIPD), Padova, Italy

    Principal subjects and occupational  skills covered

     

    Space Systems (attitude control, thermal control, propulsion, telecom, instruments), Space Vehicles Fluid Dynamics, Vibrations

     

     

     

    Dates (from – to)

     

    October 2005 – September 2008

    Title of qualification awarded

     

    Aerospace Engineering – First Level Degree
    (107/110)

    Organisation

     

    University of Padova (UNIPD), Padova, Italy

    Principal subjects and occupational  skills covered

     

    Engineering fundamentals: Mathematics, Physics, Structures

    Aerospace: Space Systems (overview), Spaceflight Dynamics, Aerodynamics

     

     

     

    Dates (from – to)

     

    September 2000 – July 2005

    Title of qualification awarded

     

    High School Industrial Technical Diploma – Specialisation: Computer Science

    (100/100)

    Organisation

     

    Industrial Technical Institute F.Severi, Padova, Italy

    Principal subjects and occupational  skills covered

     

    Informatics (programming, computer architecture, operating systems, nets), Electronics, Statistics, Mathematics

     

    Work experience

    Dates (from – to)

     

    October 2010 – October 2011

    Name and address of employer

     

    University of Padova
    2, VIII Febbraio St, 35122, Padova (PD), Italy

    Type of business or sector

     

    Education

    Occupation or position held

     

    Teaching Assistant and Tutor

    Main activities and responsibilities

     

    As Teaching Assistant: to resume professors’ lectures, explain the practical activities and assist the students during the laboratory hours of:

    -       Fundamentals of Informatics

    -       Physics 1

    As Tutor: to give imprisoned engineering students academic and administrative support, as well as to create an effective communication channel with the professors involved in the program

     

    Academic and research experience

    Dates (from – to)

     

    January 2012 – April 2012

    Institution / Centre

     

    Centre of Studies and Activities for Space (CISAS), University of Padova

    Type of activity

     

    Thesis – “Development of a small-scale docking mechanism for microsatellites”

    Main activities and
    subjects covered

     

    Requirements definition, conceptual design, 3D modelling (Solidworks 2010), numerical validation (Adams 2010), production and testing of a small-scale docking mechanism for microsatellites

     

    Dates (from – to)

     

    October 2010 – January 2012

    Institution / Centre

     

    Centre of Studies and Activities for Space (CISAS), University of Padova

    Type of activity

     

    Project – Experiment ARCADE (Autonomous Rendezvous Control And Docking Experiment) for the REXUS/BEXUS program (Team Leader)

    Main activities and
    subjects covered

     

    Project management (definition of tasks and timeline, communication with university advisors, manufacturing companies managers and supervisors at ESA), mechanical design (main structure and docking mechanism 3D CAD design and FEA of critical parts), outreach (creation of the project website, promotion of the experiment in public exhibitions)

     

    Dates (from – to)

     

    September 2008 – March 2009

    Institution / Centre

     

    University of California – Irvine

    Type of activity

     

    Project – UCISAT-1 CubeSat

    Main activities and
    subjects covered

     

    Definition of a simplified geometric and thermal model of the CubeSat, implementation of a finite-volume thermal simulation software including thermal conduction, internal heat generation and external radiation, determination of the operative satellite temperature distribution in worst-hot-case and worst-cold-case scenarios

     

    Dates (from – to)

     

    July 2008 – September 2008

    Institution / Centre

     

    Centre of Studies and Activities for Space (CISAS), University of Padova

    Type of activity

     

    Thesis – “Dynamic response of a piezoelectric sensor to impulsive loads”

    Main activities and
    subjects covered

     

    Implementation of the measurement chain, preparation of the targets for impulsive hypervelocity impacts, study of the experiment data in the time-frequency domain (wavelet transform) and by regression analysis.

     

    Personal skills and competences

    Mother tongue

     

    Italian

     

    Other languages

     

    English

    Reading skills

     

    Advanced – C1

    Writing skills

     

    Advanced – C1

    Verbal skills

     

    Advanced – C1

    Certifications

     

    TOEFL: 104/120 (October 2007)

    PET: Pass with Merit (May 2005)

     


    Social skills

    and competences

     

    I felt very comfortable while working both individually and within a team, but my inclination to be an outgoing and social person, although very respectful, makes me do my best in contexts involving cooperation among peers and requiring good communication skills. This is the reason why I really appreciated to deal with Arcade advisors, manufacturers and ESA referees, to work as a guide for the visitors of a hands-on scientific exhibition or to help my students while assisting in laboratory.

    Moreover, I like to organize events and to be part of networks of people committed to compare ideas, create motivation and share opportunities.

    Organisational skills

    and competences

     

    Overall, I consider myself a reliable and well organized person. In particular, I believe that the six months I studied abroad made me considerably improve my organizational skills, because I really needed to stick to an effective schedule if I wanted to get the most from the experience. The results were extremely positive and I had the opportunity, in this framework, to get involved in a design project for an important manufacturer of engines, in the development of a CubeSat and to carry out an individual study about atmospheric re-entry.

    These skills demonstrated to be fundamental in all the subsequent academic and professional experiences of my life, such as the project management of the Arcade Experiment and the tutoring/teaching activity.

    Technical skills

    and competences

     

    Thanks to several hands-on experiences– like a test campaign of a piezoelectric sensor – and personal hobbies – such as water rocketry – I gained a good command of typical laboratory instruments, equipment and hand tools.

    In addition, I have been a computer enthusiast since I was in middle school. During all the following years I have acquired quite a good knowledge of several software packages and programming languages, as detailed below.

    (Levels of expertise: BASIC, FAIR, GOOD, EXCELLENT)

     

    OPERATING SYSTEMS

    Windows (all versions): EXCELLENT

    Linux: BASIC

     

    OFFICE

    Word, Excel: EXCELLENT

    Power Point, Project: GOOD

     

    INTERNET

    Internet Explorer, Firefox, Outlook, Thunderbird: EXCELLENT

     

    ENGINEERING (CAD, FEA, CFD...) AND AEROSPACE

    Solidworks 2010, MD Adams 2010: GOOD

    Ansys Workbench 13, Star-CCM+ 4, STK: FAIR

     

    PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES

    Java, Matlab: GOOD

    C: FAIR

     

    CERTIFICATIONS

    AGI STK Certification - May 2009

    University of Padova SOLIDWORKS Certification - May 2012

    Other skills

    and competences

     

    Additional distinguishing features of my personality are enthusiasm and determination. I put all my efforts and passion in the duties or tasks I am asked to perform and my supervisors always recognized my commitment to work.

     

    Driving licence(s)

     

    Type B driving license



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