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Management Science and Engineering Master's student with Industrial Engineer background. 21. Interested in internet commerce, consulting and operations management.
Helping friends, Meeting new people, Professional opportunities
Schools:
Stanford University, University of Wisconsin System - Madison
FULL BIO
Management Science and Engineering Master's student with Industrial Engineer background. 21. Interested in internet commerce, consulting and operations management.
WORK EXPERIENCE
Employer:
Center on Democracy, Development and the Rule of Law – Stanford University
Position:
Lead Research Assistant
Time period:
January 2008 - Present
Description:
• Analyzing and comparing the development of Mexico and Venezuela as states basing their economies on oil
• Writing a case study to reflect the findings from the analysis to be featured in a chapter of a book about the subject
Employer:
Intel Corporation (Ongoing)
Position:
Academic Project
Time period:
January 2008 - Present
Description:
Working to improve the company’s supply chain performance metrics by analyzing past data, identifying their dependencies and designing a scalable optimization tool
Employer:
Zazzle.com
Position:
Academic Project
Time period:
September 2007 - November 2007
Description:
Researched current embroidery industry best practices and designed an optimal manufacturing system to expand the company’s product line to embroidery apparel products including a roadmap to implement plan
Employer:
Boston Scientific Corporation – Cardiac Rhythm Management
Position:
Business Excellence Group Intern
Time period:
May 2007 - August 2007
Description:
• Defined my own project, measured and analyzed the system using videotaping, lean techniques and discussion with process experts. Implemented a new rework material process flow to reduce lead time by 70% and controlled and documented the changes after the implementation stage
• Worked in a team with a diverse pool of operators and trained them on standardization to reduce line variability
Employer:
Total Training Solutions
Position:
Academic Project
Time period:
September 2006 - November 2006
Description:
Developed Business Development Plan to expand entrepreneurial company in the financial training industry by analyzing its industry, marketing and financial present and future
Employer:
Placon Thermoforming
Position:
Academic Project
Time period:
September 2006 - November 2006
Description:
Designed action plan to reduce die changeover time by 55% using Lean and SMED techniques and the Plan-Do-Check-Act cycle. Third Prize – Senior Design Award in Industrial Engineering
Employer:
College of Engineering Diversity Affairs Student Committee
Position:
Member
Time period:
January 2006 - December 2007
Description:
• Created and coordinated activities such as discussion forums to encourage dialogue of diversity issues
• Participated in recruiting efforts to increase diversity through “shadow day” programs
Employer:
Wolf Appliance – Subzero Freezer Company
Position:
Quality Assurance Engineering Co-op
Time period:
January 2006 - August 2006
Description:
• Designed, built and managed information systems related to quality applications to automate data entry and analysis and reduced working hours required by 65%. Used Microsoft Access during the project.
• Led team of engineers, supervisors and operators in conducting quality audits and implementing improvements
Employer:
Budget Bicycle Center
Position:
Academic Project
Time period:
March 2005 - May 2005
Description:
Analyzed the marketing strategy of a local retailer and recommended a plan to maximize the target market and improve the advertising strategy
Employer:
Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers (SHPE)
Position:
Vice President, Communications Chair, Industry Chair
Time period:
January 2005 - December 2007
Description:
• Raised $15,000 and designed the three-day conference program for the Region VI Leadership Conference 2007
• Led community service activities to show engineering experiments to junior and high school students
EDUCATION
University:
Stanford University
Time period:
2009
Degree:
Management Science and Engineering , MSc
University:
University of Wisconsin System - Madison
Time period:
2007
Degree:
Industrial Engineering and Certificate in Business , BSc
INFORMATION
Hobbies:
Running 10K races, avid Cardinal and Badgers sports fan, playing intramural soccer and traveling around the world
Memberships:
Institute of Industrial Engineers, Golden Key Honor Society and Phi Kappa Phi Honor Society
Awards:
SHPE Undergraduate Scholarship Recipient (2007), Industrial Engineering Departmental Scholarships Recipient (2004, 2005, 2006) and Second Place in the Technical Poster Competition at the SHPE National Conference (2007)
20, Majoring in Computer Engineering @ NUS, Minor in Technoprenuership @ Stanford. Working @ MooWee, Inc. Vice President of the NUS Students' Computing Club, and council member, NUS Students' Union
Daniel Brusilovsky is a 16-year-old media producer, entrepreneur and student residing in Silicon Valley, CA. Daniel grew up with technology and pursued his passion for media content when he started blogging and podcasting in March 2007.
