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Mechanical engineering student building practical analytics and operations experience

Junior at Binghamton University sharpening resume-ready skills through hands-on operational strategy and people analytics work.

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Selected work includes the Amazon Operational Strategy & People Analytics externship and other experience that develops technical and analytical skills relevant to engineering roles.

  • Wonder Wheel - Educational Toy for the Blind
    Wonder Wheel - Educational Toy for the Blind

    Collaborated with mentor Robert Mascatello and George Mason University to design the Wonder Wheel, a Braille-based STEM toy that helps blind children engage with tactile questions and answers to support interactive learning; Fabricated a functional 3D-printed prototype integrating a rotating cake spinner base with a multi-window question & answer plate, enabling blind children to match Braille questions to answers by touch; Presented the prototype at the Virginia School for the Deaf and the Blind, where children tested the toy and provided feedback

    3D Printing
  • Horizons Challenge | NASA xFoundry
    Horizons Challenge | NASA xFoundry

    Participated in a NASA-backed innovation sprint focused on astronaut health monitoring for future lunar and Martian missions; Researched low-power wearable diagnostic systems for autonomous crew health monitoring in resource-limited environments; Defined a mission-aligned problem statement for autonomous biomarker analysis and scalable wearable health technologies; Collaborated with researchers using NASA documents, academic literature, and industry reports to evaluate technical feasibility and applications.

About me

Junior at Binghamton University sharpening resume-ready skills through hands-on operational strategy and people analytics work.

I am Leo Fang, a third-year Mechanical Engineering student at Binghamton University pursuing a bachelor's degree. I have some work experience and am focused on quickly strengthening my resume and competitiveness for jobs and internships. I completed an Amazon Operational Strategy & People Analytics externship.

Externships

Amazon Operational Strategy & People Analytics Externship

Amazon

Experience

Partner, Supply Chain, Process Engineering & Operations

Ace Collectables LLC · April 2026 - Present

Suspension Apprentice

Binghamton Motorsports Formula SAE Electric Vehicle (FSAE EV) · August 2025 - Present

Undergraduate Research Assistant

Nanomechanics Laboratory · October 2025 - January 2026

Education

Binghamton University | Vestal, NY

Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering (4+1 Accelerated Program) · Class of 2028

Binghamton University | Vestal, NY

Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering (ABET Accredited) · Class of 2027

Skills

Mechanical engineering fundamentalsOperational strategy (externship experience)People analytics (externship experience)Resume development and career readiness
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Wonder Wheel - Educational Toy for the Blind

Collaborated with mentor Robert Mascatello and George Mason University to design the Wonder Wheel, a Braille-based STEM toy that helps blind children engage with tactile questions and answers to support interactive learning; Fabricated a functional 3D-printed prototype integrating a rotating cake spinner base with a multi-window question & answer plate, enabling blind children to match Braille questions to answers by touch; Presented the prototype at the Virginia School for the Deaf and the Blind, where children tested the toy and provided feedback

3D Printing
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Horizons Challenge | NASA xFoundry

Participated in a NASA-backed innovation sprint focused on astronaut health monitoring for future lunar and Martian missions; Researched low-power wearable diagnostic systems for autonomous crew health monitoring in resource-limited environments; Defined a mission-aligned problem statement for autonomous biomarker analysis and scalable wearable health technologies; Collaborated with researchers using NASA documents, academic literature, and industry reports to evaluate technical feasibility and applications.

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Binghamton Rover Team

Designed lightweight modular mounting systems, reducing subsystem weight by 50% while improving airflow and reliability; Optimized gearbox packaging and wire routing, reducing assembly time by 25% through improved integration; Evaluated rover performance and operator feedback to refine suspension design, improving handling stability by 15%; Applied Design for Manufacturing (DFM) principles to improve manufacturability, reducing fabrication time by 20%.

Design for Manufacturability (DFM)
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