ACCOMPLISHMENTS

I work primarily as a mechanical engineer/designer and drafter. I began my design work as a teenager and worked at accumulating knowledge and skills that would be a sort of credit to my career choice. A comprehensive library is here at my home of engineering, chemistry and physics as they apply to my line of work. I earned numerous awards from both the private sector and governmental agencies for my work in physics and nuclear engineering. I have attached an Acrobat file version of my resume to this site to show what I have done in the past and my current skills. The human mind as they say is a terrible thing to waste. As such, I viewed it very important use my mind to the fullest and continue to do so as physically possible. Please find pictures of previous projects and current designs that I have and am working at this time. As any website is never truly finished it seems, I will add more pictures and informations as time is availiable.

Resume Spencer Branting 4628 NE 12th Street #4 Renton, WA 98059 Profile: 10 years experience and training in SolidWorks and AutoCad Extensive longterm project work in mechanical and electrical engineering (see awards section below). Welding, sheet metal and steel construction Structural engineering and machining Inorganic and organic chemistry Linux and UNIX proficiency Optomechanical engineering Atomic force microscopy and semiconductor construction Pneumatics and hydraulics Biodiesel manufacture, both in home and industrial settings. Diesel engine theory and practice NSF standard and sanitary fitting ANSI Y14.5 and Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing Manufacturing Planning and Engineering Creative problem solving Leadership and team management Foreign Languages (German, Russian, Japanese) Awards: Six-time Grand Award Winner, Lewis-Clark Regional Science and Mathematics Fair 1986-1991. Four United States Army Grand Science Awards 1988-1991 1998, First Award, Vacuum Technology, 39th International Science and Engineering Fair, Knoxville TN for cyclotronic acceleration of subatomic particles 1990, First Grand Award, Electrical Engineering, United States Patent and Trademark Office, 41st International Science and Engineering Fair, Tulsa OK for ArCPES (Argon Compression by Pulsed Electromagnetic Sequencing), a concept prototype nuclear fusion reactor 1991, Fourth World Grand Award, Engineering, 42nd International Science and Engineering Fair, Orlando FL, Stage Two ArCPES in a Tetrapodal Orbicular Reactor (STATOR), this was an extension of the ArCPES prototype. Who's Who in American High Schools 1991 Two national Naval Science Awards from the Office of the Chief of Naval Research, 1990-1991 Education: Associate of Applied Science from Lewis-Clark State College, with emphasis in engineering and architecture. Graduated 1997. Approximately 15 years of varied experience in mechanical, electrical and nuclear engineering.