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Jeremy D. Henderson 514 Max Luther Drive | Huntsville, AL 35811

256-682-9294 jermhen26@gmail.com

Electrical Engineering Technology Major seeking an entry-point professional position to utilize the knowledge and skills gained through academic preparedness and employment experience

EDUCATION Alabama A&M University, Normal, AL B.S., Electrical Engineering Technology GPA: 3.36 / 4.0 Fall 2015 Key Courses:

● PLC - Test the ladder logic program for troubleshooting and improvements

● Advanced Digital Circuits - Circuit testing of resistors, batteries, transistors, & capacitors

● AC/DC Circuits - Testing circuits using multimeters to check the voltage & current

● EET Lab I - Automated testing using LabView programming

CLASS PROJECT Designed a two story model elevator controlled by a Programmable Logic Controller (PLC). Used LogixPro 500 for the programming language so the elevator can move up and down, the doors open and closed all while using a timer. Created a 3-D model of the elevator using SolidWorks to create the physical model out of wood, Plexiglas was used for the doors, fishing line for the pulley system, and a battery to make the doors open and close.

INTERNSHIP

Alabama Cooperative Extension System Normal, AL June 2015-July 2015 SerPIE (Synergistic Efforts to Reduce Pharmaceuticals in the Environment) Intern

● Geographical Information Systems Mapping of Alabama metropolitan cities ● Alabama Water Watch Monitor Certification ● Educator & advisor with 4-H & Teens & Tweens program to teach kids about City & Septic

Sewage ● Published a article for Metro News Journal on PPCPs & How it affects our drinking water

WORK EXPERIENCE

Kroger Grocery Store Huntsville, AL ● Help customers locate product within store 05/2009-Date ● Unload and separate grocery trucks to be distributed to the sales floor ● Kept shelves stocked with merchandise ● Made sure each aisle was properly conditioned for easy customer viewing

South Fresh Farms Eutaw, AL ● Factory Worker in a seafood plant assembly 06/2008 –03/2009 ● Packed seafood according to their grade to 50 lbs in a crate to be iced ● Stacked boxes of seafood and crates 10x10 on pallets ● Made sure my work station was free of seafood & debris at end of shift