Jason Worrell
Mechanical Engineer, E.I.T.
jcw97@pitt.edu xxx-xxx-xxxx
About Me
I am a Mechanical Engineer enthusiastic about process optimization, continuous improvement, design, and solid mehanics.
Education & Certifications
University of Pittsburgh, Swanson School of EngineeringBachelors in Mechanical Engineering
Innovation, Product Design, and Entrepreneurship Certificate
Certificate in American Sign Language
Rigger Level II
I’ve spent most of these years working across different areas of design like front-end development, landing pages, email design, app UI/UX, to my current role designing products for mobile platforms. Having worked on various projects that are already live, I can help you with the best possible suggestions and ideas that we can proceed with. With me, you aren’t forced to accept anything. I give you a variety of options we can work on together.
Read MoreWhat I Do
I am a Methods Engineer at Alstom. I also function as the APSYS (Alstom Performance System) domain leader and an aspiring IGBT Paste Application Special Process Expert in training.
Writing Work Instructions
I write work instructions and process documentation for manufacturing to increase efficiency, provide structured predictable workflow, and reduce quality defects.
Line Balancing
I complete line balancing,
Problem Solving
Represent PME (Process & Manufacturing Engineering) in NCR meetings, provide tooling and station layout, and “fight fires” during manufacturing.
PFMEA
Develop Criticality Matrices, PFMEAs, and
My Experience
January 2022 – August 2022
Harley-Davidson Vehicle Operations
York, Pa
Co-op – Tactical Engineer
I completed two co-op rotations at Harley-Davidson Vehicle Operations in York, Pa. I worked in assembly as a tactical engineer – assisting in the integration of a co-bot, managing production flow, communicating with production managers and line leads, and editing processes. With a major in Mechanical Engineer, working at Harley was my first experience in manufacturing. I gained knowledge of line feeding, lean manufacturing principles, PLCs,
May 2023-December 2023
Alstom
West Mifflin, Pa
Co-op – Methods Engineer
I began a co-op rotation as a methods engineer at a components site. At the Rolling Stock Components sites we manufacture Traction Converters, Inverters, and Power Modules. During my rotation I conducted times studies, created work instructions, and began to learn the ins and outs of rolling stock components. The Alstom West Mifflin site manufactures components for cities all over the country as well as for Canada and even some international. Some projects I have been fortunate to work on are Toronto LRV, Vancouver Skytrain, Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART), and New Jersey Transit. The New Jersey Transit project is one that I got to witness in startup pretrial production and got experience with the first builds.
January 2024 – Present
Alstom
Methods Engineer
Skills
% Human Centered Design % Presentations % Lean Manufacturing PrinciplesPortfolio