Syed Faisal Haider
(217) 358 2549 · sfhaider1@yahoo.com
OBJECTIVE Seeking a challenging career in the field of Computer aided Analysis and Design with a strong desire to explore new and innovative tools and techniques in the field of virtual product development.
· Proven technical, analytical and problem solving skills that are progressively developed and enhanced while working on theoretical and real world problems.
· Demonstrated good oral and written communication skills in report writing, process documentation, business meetings, and management presentations.
· Possess strong leadership skill that has been greatly enhanced while leading and working with cross-functional teams.
EXPERIENCE
Tata Consultancy
sevices Structural analyst
On-site at Chrysler Corporation Front wheel Drive CAE, Auburn Hills, MI July 21, 2006 Present
Introduced Virtual
shake table analysis using NASTRAN and durability analysis using fe-safe in the
group.
Volt Technical
services Structural analyst
On-site at Caterpillar Mining and Construction equipment division - Decatur, IL Dec 06, 2004 Sep 2006
Mechanical Design
Engineer
Ace World companies
Fort Worth, TX Sep
13, 2004 Dec 03, 2004
Responsible for the
analysis and design of Hoists, Load blocks, End trucks, Bridge Cranes and Gear
boxes for various applications, Component selection, BOM creation,
Assembly drawings and documentation in an ISO
9001 environment.
Mechanical Design
Engineer
ProservAnchor Crane
Group (Anchor Crane), Irving, TX June
1998 - August 02, 2004
·
Responsible for the analysis and design of Bridge
cranes, Runway systems, Monorails per AISC and CMAA code, Jib cranes, and
Switches, Component selection, BOM creation, Assembly drawings and
documentation in an ISO 9001 environment.
· Responsible for getting quotes on products and getting products designed per customers specification from vendors.
Achievements:
· Successfully redesigned and implemented a Pneumatic Interlocking Mechanism to interlock two monorails or cranes.
· Automated the process of analysis (Stress calculation and deflection) giving optimized selection of material for crane design.
· Automated the process of Gear and Motor selection for motorized rotation jibs.
· Standardized the design for Davits and Hand geared and Motorized jibs.
· Created Lisp routines for aiding in the creation of assembly drawings.
Graduate Teaching
Assistant
University of Texas
at Arlington Feb
98 - Jun 98
Assisted in teaching the computer aided robotics course. Duties involved explaining the design methodology and assisting students with the evaluation of results.
Engineering Assistant
University of Texas at Arlington
Texas manufacturers
assistance center, Fort Worth, TX
Nov 96 - Jan 98
Duties included assisting TMAC field engineers in expediting a variety of projects related to the local industry.
EDUCATION
MS in Mechanical Engineering, Aug 1998 - The University of Texas at Arlington
BE in Mechanical Engineering, May 1992 - N.E.D University of Engineering and Technology, Karachi-Pakistan
PUBLICATIONS/
PRESENTATIONS:
· P. S. Shiakolas, and S. Faisal, "Optimum Module Selection and Design Based on Kinematics and Dynamic Task Requirements Using DADS and Genetic Algorithms," Sensor Fusion and Decentralized Control in Robotic Systems II, SPIE Symposium on Intelligent Systems and Advanced Manufacturing, Boston, MA, 19-22 September, 1999.
· P. S. Shiakolas, and S. Faisal, "Optimum Robot Design Using DADS and Genetic Algorithms", LMS CADSI 1999 Global Users Conference, Coralville, Iowa, 28-29 April 1999
ACADEMIC/ OTHER PROJECTS:
· Used DADS & GA to create a virtual prototyping environment to optimize several robotic configurations based on task requirements and minimum torque.
· Designed a controller to balance the two sticks in the vertical position of an Inverted double pendulum by applying a proper horizontal input force using DADS.
· Wrote a program in 'C' to assemble robot manipulators based on a defined module library by reading D-H parameters as input thus eliminating the need of user interaction with DADS for model creation. It also calculates the mass, inertia, mass moment of inertia and deflection of the links.
· Developed a program for calculating beam tip deflection using pseudo-rigid body model (Flexible link) and elliptic integrals using MATLAB for compliant mechanisms and modeled a 4 bar mechanism with one flexible / compliant link.
· Implemented a methodology for the Topology Optimization of 2D problems using F.E.A & genetic algorithms in MATLAB.
· Developed a 2D Truss, Beam and Frame analysis software using JAVA.
· Modeled a Pedal Crank in PRO-E, imported in ANSYS, analyzed for stress and deflection, then used Pro/Manufacturing for machining the model.
· Wrote a code in 'C' to design spur gears and create its profile in AutoCad13.
RELEVANT COURSES:
Structural Statics / FEA Structural Optimization
Structural Aspects of Design Robotics
Advanced F.E.M. Dynamic systems modeling
Analysis and synthesis of control systems Computer aided design
COMPUTER SKILLS:
Languages: Basic, C, JAVA, LISP, Tcl/Tk
FE Software: ABAQUS, NASTRAN, Hypermesh, Pro-Mechanica, IDEAS, LS-DYNA, ANSA
Optimization: Optistruct, TOSCA.
CAD: AutoCAD, Pro/E, CATIA
Simulation: DADS, Matlab, Dynasty
Other: MS
Word, Excel, Lotus, Power Point, Project, Access, SysPro.
REFERENCES: Available upon request
IMMIGRATION STATUS: Green Card