The MAE Instructional Labs are looking for help in fabricating new packaging for 2020 lab kits (using CNC router), prototype new 2020 demo.  Help deliver and return MAE 2020 Demos to classroom.

Position is generally 5 to 10 hours a week – $12.00 to $15.00/hour.

All interested students contact (by email):  Matt Ulinski, Hansen Director of Instructional Labs at mu25@cornell.edu

Prof. Ulinski is looking for someone to help pull together information for the MAE MEng program.
Totally flexible hours. Some spreadsheet and data collection. 2-10 hours a week.

Contact Matt Ulinski, mu25@cornell.edu, if interested.

The MAE Instructional Labs are looking for help in the following areas.  All positions are paid.

The jobs are generally 5 to 10 hours a week.  Pay is dependent on skills and year in school – $12.00to $15.00/hour.  In addition to specific duties below all workers may be called on to do additional tasks as needed by the instructional staff, etc.

Note: jobs may be combined if desired.

All interested students contact (by email):  Matt Ulinski, Hansen Director of Instructional Labs at mu25@cornell.edu

MAE 2020 Demo Help

Deliver and return MAE 2020 Demos to classroom.  Must be available Wednesday at noon and Friday at 10 AM for half an hour.  Can be combined with other listed jobs.

Reimagine 2020 Demos: 

Help reimagine 2020 demos and packaging.  Must have taken MAE 2020.  Create foam inserts for MAE 2020 demo kits.  Using 3d router table and CAD software, modify and manufacture foam inserts for MAE 2020 demoe kits.  Training provided.  Can be combined with other listed jobs.

Upgrade MAE 3260 Labs/Equipment.

Help with converting from hardware measurements to software (LabVIEW).  Should have LabVIEW experience, taken MAE 3260 and familiarity with 3260 equipment.

We are building a state of the art grain cleaning and processing facility in Penn Yan, NY using equipment from the Lushan Win Tone Company in Henan Province, China.  The cleaning line will consist of a traditional screen cleaner, a magnetic sorter, a destoner, a gravity table, a polisher, an optical sorter, a size grader, and packaging equipment.  This line will be used to clean and prepare grains and beans for human consumption and use as seed.

The manufacturer is sending 2 technicians to assist with assembly.  One will be a general millwright overseeing the whole project, the second will specialize in optical sorting technology and will set up commission that part of the project.  We have been asked to hire a person who is capable of translating from English to Mandarin to assist with communication between us and the technicians.

We are looking to hire an individual who is able to do this either in person or through Whatsapp or Wechat.  It is important that this person posses some technical vocabulary and good Mandarin and English skills so that complex ideas about the machinery can be understood.

For more information please contact:
Peter Martens
pmartens07@gmail.com
315-694-1265

Cornell alum-founded company, Spect, is offering a mechanical engineering position for current Cornell students in Fall 2018.

You will be working in a cross-functional team with students from Cornell and other universities to build a virtual reality mindfulness meditation platform for K12 education. The VR headset incorporates biosensors for various software applications including biofeedback visualization in the virtual environment and adapting the guiding mindfulness lesson audio in real-time based on user’s emotional responses. Our team went through the Rev Hardware Accelerator in Summer 2018 and finished the initial prototype. We will be doing user testing in local schools in Fall 2018 while working to improve the platform for a district pilot in Spring 2019.
Your responsibilities will encompass improving the mechanical design of the VR headset.

Preferred Qualifications

• Lead Mechanical Engineering activities in cross-functional team environment.
• Model, build, test, and refine prototypes (rapid prototyping)
• Take prototypes to increasing levels of fidelity, and work with the product focused engineers to translate early prototypes into potential product directions
• Prior experience designing in CAD / Fusion 360
• Experience in various manufacturing techniques (Machining, 3D printing, injection molding, etc.).
• Experience designing mechanical constraints of PCBs

Interested students should send their resume to Deanna at ddeyhim@spectlearning.com

An internship invitation from Engility Space Systems Group:

My name is Dennis Jensen, I support Engility’s Space Systems Group. We provide specialized engineering, analysis, and operations support to NASA and a variety of Intelligence Community (IC) and Department of Defense (DoD) customers. The Space Systems Group has multiple STEM internship positions available for the summer of 2018. These interns will be performing mission analysis and technical advisory services for various programs in the Space Systems Group. All of the positions under this job requisite will be located in Chantilly, VA (near Washington DC).

If interested candidates, can apply for the position by clicking the link below:

https://careers-engility.icims.com/jobs/38381/stem-internship/job

Alternatively, candidates can go to engilitycorp.com’s career page and search for the following job number:

STEM Internship 38381

Due to the lengthy security clearance process, candidates interested in a position for next summer should apply as soon as possible. Space Systems Group will be moving forward with interviews and offers by the end of October.

I appreciate your time and wish you the best of luck this semester,

Dennis F Jensen
Section Manager
Advanced Analytics Group
Space Systems Group
dennis.jensen@engilitycorp.com
EngilityCorp.com