Stacey M. Rosenfeld Rosenfeld.s@husky.neu.edu | (201) 669-8244 | staceymichele.weebly.

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Education
Northeastern University, Boston, MA Anticipated Graduation: Spring 2018
Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering (Five Year Program) GPA: 3.64
Engineering Experience
Tesla, Palo Alto, CA January 2017-June 2017
Design Engineer, Interior Door Trim, Interior Engineering Co-op
§ Designed fixture to match contour of interior components for accurate Model III emergency release assembly testing
§ Created 2D drawings to properly communicate dimensions and tolerances with internal and external machine shops
§ Determined forces needed to apply to handle to disengage door latch in varied conditions
§ Used calculated forces to design and perform tests on e-release assembly of Model III to test reliability, and ran CAE
tests through Catia to predict results
§ Analyzed effects of testing for quality, ergonomic, and functional purposes
§ Inspected craftsmanship, mechanical properties, and user interface of first Model III doors to make improvements
§ Created efficient and well regulated BOM for Model III
Tesla, Fremont, CA January 2016-June 2016
Mechanical Engineer, Production Control Co-op
§ Designed dollies and racks using Catia for safer transportation and better lineside display for Models X, S, and III
§ Remodeled 4,300 square foot repack zone in warehouse and applied 5S principles to meet 120 second takt time goal
§ Collaborated with a team to monitor employee work, make improvement plans, and ultimately execute 8 new
conveyance routes for sequenced parts, synchronizing cycles and maximizing trip efficiency
§ Updated internal Manufacturing Execution Software (ERP software) regularly to track inventory, reducing
downtime due to part shortages
Raytheon Company, Andover, MA January 2015-June 2015
Operations Specialist, Circuit Card Assembly Co-op
§ Drove the implementation of an accountability process for 350+ employees to ensure compliance at the start of each
work shift and to minimize risk to product; conceptualized future program components
§ Assisted in developing a plan to transform manufacturing process from product based to lean process based for the
production of 300,000 boards per year with 2,200 configurations as an active team member
§ Conducted manpower assessment for proposal group consisting of 20,000 hours between 190 employees, focusing
on resource allocation to improve efficiency, and presented analysis to senior management
Other Experience
Tesla, Boston, MA and Paramus, NJ July 2017-August 2018
Customer Experience Specialist, Boston Showroom and Paramus Showrooms
§ Interacted with potential customers, educating and answering questions about Tesla vehicles and Tesla Energy
§ Gathered leads, scheduled test drives, and completed activities to meet weekly goals set by Tesla Global Sales
§ Ran test drives and closed sales for Models S, X, and 3
Design Projects
Power System Design Project August 2016
Mechanical Engineering Design Class, Northeastern University
§ Worked with a team to design and fully analyze an efficient, cost effective power system with detail components
that met desired specs and provided written report
Customer Driven Innovation Design Project September 2015-December 2015
Creative Product Design Class, Northeastern University
§ Modeled a business startup to solve a problem from idea generation to projected sales and profit and presented the
full process and final product to a panel
Skills
Catia V5 GD&T Certified Six Sigma Certified (Green belt)
SolidWorks Understanding of manufacturing Professional communication skills
Microsoft Office processes and materials Conversational in Spanish
Extracurricular
Tau Beta Pi Eng. Honors Society Sigma Kappa Sorority NU Dance Company & Team
About Me
§ Interested in product design and manufacturing for user experience; detail oriented; prefer a fast-paced environment;
aim to live and work in California; passionate about dance