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<strong>Ben</strong> <strong>Eovino</strong>12045 Saraglen DriveSaratoga, <strong>California</strong> 95070Beovino@umail.ucsb.edu(408) 410 7375EDUCATIONMECHANICAL ENGINEERING, BACHELOR OF SCIENCE<strong>University</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>California</strong>, Santa BarbaraDean’s List 9 quartersSeptember 2009 — PresentMajor GPA: 4.00/4.00RELEVANT COURSEWORKMEMS: Processing and Device CharacterizationLectures and laboratory on semiconductor-based processing for MEMS. Description <strong>of</strong> keyequipment and characterization tools used for MEMS and design, fabrication, characterizationand testing <strong>of</strong> MEMS. Emphasis on current MEMS devices including accelerometers, combdrives, micro-reactors and capacitor-actuators. Hands-on clean room experience throughfabrication <strong>of</strong> a micr<strong>of</strong>luidic channel with integrated electrodes.Fluid MechanicsLectures on fundamental concepts in fluid mechanics and properties. Basic equations <strong>of</strong> fluidflow, including the incompressible Navier-Stokes equations. Basics <strong>of</strong> hydraulic machinery andpractical applications.Control Systems DesignThe discipline <strong>of</strong> control and its application. Dynamics and feedback. The mathematical models:transfer functions and state space descriptions. Simple control design (PID). Assessment <strong>of</strong> acontrol problem, specification, fundamental limitations, codesign <strong>of</strong> system and control.OTHER COURSEWORKThermosciences — Design <strong>of</strong> Robotics — Mechatronics — Mechanics <strong>of</strong> VibrationsNumerical Analysis — <strong>Engineering</strong> Graphics, CAD, and Design — StructuresEXPERIENCERESEARCH ASSISTANTJanuary 2012 — PresentPennathur Nanolab - <strong>UCSB</strong>Investigating the dynamic aspects <strong>of</strong> electroosmotic flow in micro- and nano-fluidic channels. Afrequency response model <strong>of</strong> electroosmotic actuators was developed to provide a generalizedsolution to the incompressible Navier-Stokes equations with temporal resolution under anarbitrary applied electric field. Theory is being validated through tracking <strong>of</strong> immersed particlesvia a high-speed camera and customized MATLAB s<strong>of</strong>tware for image analysis. Involved the use<strong>of</strong> function generators, voltage amplifiers, oscilloscopes, microscope equipment, and a CMOScamera.Investigating the effects an applied electric field has on a conducting cross-channel cylinder inan ionic solution. Developed and fabricated a pro<strong>of</strong>-<strong>of</strong>-concept fluidic channel with integratedconducting cylinder and imaged flow with a high-speed CMOS camera.


QUALITY ASSURANCE INTERNRoku Incorporated12045 Saraglen, Saratoga<strong>California</strong> 95070June — September 2011Testing <strong>of</strong> audio/video content streaming device. Involved development and execution <strong>of</strong>testing procedures aimed at identification <strong>of</strong> repeatable device failures. Communication <strong>of</strong>failures through reports and systematic ‘bug logging’ protocol.JOURNALS AND CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGSB. <strong>Eovino</strong>, B. Paden, S. Pennathur A Frequency Response Model <strong>of</strong> Electroosmotic Actuators (in progress)B. <strong>Eovino</strong>, B. Paden, S. Pennathur A Frequency Response Model <strong>of</strong> Electroosmotic Actuators, <strong>University</strong><strong>of</strong> <strong>California</strong>, Santa Barbara 6 th Annual Southern <strong>California</strong> Symposium <strong>of</strong> Fluid Physics, April 14 2012B. Paden, B. <strong>Eovino</strong>, S. Pennathur Transfer-function Models for Electroosmotic Actuators, ASMEDynamic Systems and Control Conference, Fort Lauderdale, FL, Oct. 17-19, 2012SKILLSMATLAB, Mathematica, Solidworks, Abaqus, L-Edit, Micros<strong>of</strong>t Office, Adobe Illustrator, LaTeX, Windows7/Vista/XP, Mac OS

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