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Hi, I am Brett Annelin. I am currently in my 3rd year as an Electrical and Computer Engineering student at Michigan Technological University. I was born in | |||
== Biography == | |||
Hi, I am Brett Annelin. I am currently in my 3rd year as an Electrical and Computer Engineering student at Michigan Technological University. I was born in the town of Manistique, Michigan. Recently, I have moved to Houghton so that I can continue my education through the summer. I have created this page in hopes to take part in Solar Energy research during the summer of 2018. | |||
== Experience == | |||
I have experience in the field of Electrical Engineering through Verso Paper Co. where I interned during the summer and fall of 2017. During my internship, I was in charge of engineering, planning, and scheduling various types of power systems upgrades including but not limited to various types of relays and metering devices, busing systems, and large motor controllers. During my time here, I have also acquired some experience with 13.8kV breakers and transformers as well as steam driven power generators. | I have experience in the field of Electrical Engineering through Verso Paper Co. where I interned during the summer and fall of 2017. During my internship, I was in charge of engineering, planning, and scheduling various types of power systems upgrades including but not limited to various types of relays and metering devices, busing systems, and large motor controllers. During my time here, I have also acquired some experience with 13.8kV breakers and transformers as well as steam driven power generators. | ||
==Interest In Alternative Energy== | |||
Alternative Energy has always been an interest of mine. Learning about different ways we can produce energy with a minimal carbon foot-print has always been truly exciting to me. Whether it was reading articles on the newest advancements in alternative energy production, or trying to build my own small wind turbine in my parents garage, I was always ready to learn more about it any way I could. As someone interested in the field I would be very grateful to get the opportunity to help anyway that I could. | |||
==Qualifications Noted Per Email== | |||
"Preference will be given to students that have a demonstrated interest in a career in solar, have some experience, and who have a vehicle (We will be traveling off campus for the construction). Undergraduates that win a SURF will also be favored. | |||
Please note some of the work will be outdoors and physical (e.g. lifting modules, which weigh about 50 lbs) as well as academic (e.g. writing a peer reviewed article to scale the process we are demonstrating)." - Dr. Pearce | |||
In response to quote, I have stated my interest in alternative energy above, have a vehicle, can easily lift 50 lbs and have experience in writing peer review reports. | |||
Revision as of 20:26, 23 January 2018
Biography
Hi, I am Brett Annelin. I am currently in my 3rd year as an Electrical and Computer Engineering student at Michigan Technological University. I was born in the town of Manistique, Michigan. Recently, I have moved to Houghton so that I can continue my education through the summer. I have created this page in hopes to take part in Solar Energy research during the summer of 2018.
Experience
I have experience in the field of Electrical Engineering through Verso Paper Co. where I interned during the summer and fall of 2017. During my internship, I was in charge of engineering, planning, and scheduling various types of power systems upgrades including but not limited to various types of relays and metering devices, busing systems, and large motor controllers. During my time here, I have also acquired some experience with 13.8kV breakers and transformers as well as steam driven power generators.
Interest In Alternative Energy
Alternative Energy has always been an interest of mine. Learning about different ways we can produce energy with a minimal carbon foot-print has always been truly exciting to me. Whether it was reading articles on the newest advancements in alternative energy production, or trying to build my own small wind turbine in my parents garage, I was always ready to learn more about it any way I could. As someone interested in the field I would be very grateful to get the opportunity to help anyway that I could.
Qualifications Noted Per Email
"Preference will be given to students that have a demonstrated interest in a career in solar, have some experience, and who have a vehicle (We will be traveling off campus for the construction). Undergraduates that win a SURF will also be favored.
Please note some of the work will be outdoors and physical (e.g. lifting modules, which weigh about 50 lbs) as well as academic (e.g. writing a peer reviewed article to scale the process we are demonstrating)." - Dr. Pearce
In response to quote, I have stated my interest in alternative energy above, have a vehicle, can easily lift 50 lbs and have experience in writing peer review reports.