Dennis Keith Jarrett II

3404 Mintonville Point Dr

H (757)-809-1443
Suffolk, VA 23435 djf0a4da@westpost.net
C (757)-510-1291
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Citizenship: United States of America
Registered for Selective Service: Yes
Security Clearance: No Active Clearance
Languages: Fluent in English, Conversational in basic Spanish.
OBJECTIVE
Entry-Level Electrical Engineer Position
PROFILE
Detail-oriented and versatile electrical engineering professional seeking an Ent
ry-level position in the areas of Electrical Engineering, Test Engineering, Powe
ring Engineering, Geospatial Engineering, Remote Sensing, Geographical Informati
on Systems Analyst, and Aviation Engineering to creatively solve problems.
Electronics:
Ohms and Kirchhoffs laws; V-I laws of RLC elements; Analysis techniques using Th
evenin and Norton Theorem; Familiar with EMI instrumentation (i.e. receivers, po
wer amplifiers, TWT amplifiers, oscilloscopes, function generators, multimeters,
etc); Analysis and design of electronic circuits using breadboards while employ
ing diodes and active components such as bipolar transistors, and Op-Amps.
Digital Electronics:
Boolean algebra; Logic functions and gates; Minimization techniques; Decoders; E
ncoders; Multiplexers; Arithmetic circuits; Latches; Flip-flops; Counters; Shift
registers; Design and Implementation of combination and sequential circuits.
Signals and Systems:
Manipulation of continuous and discrete signals; Singularity functions; Differen
tial equations and continuous convolution; Laplace transform; Frequency analysis
; Digital filter design; Z-transform Analysis of time and frequency response of
closed loop systems; Nyquist criteria for stability; Sampling and Quantization
Key Proficiencies Include:
* Workbench MATLAB
C++
* C NeuroSolution
s ESRIs Software Suite
* GeoMedia Pro Microsoft Office
Microsoft Office Project
* Outlook Express

EDUCATION
Jan 09 May 10

Dec 16, 2009 Masters of Engineering - Computer Engineering

Morgan State University, Clarence Mitchell and William D. Schaeffer, School of E
ngineering Baltimore, MD
GPA 3.0
Bachelors of Science - Electrical and Computer Engineering
Morgan State University, Clarence Mitchell and William D. Schaeffer, School of E
ngineering Baltimore, MD
GPA 2.8
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PUBLICATION
Jarrett II, Dennis, Moifray, Milton, (2009) A Geospatial Assessment of Bird Stri
kes at Selected International Airports in the USA. Morgan State University. Ches
apeake Information Based Aeronautics Consortium (CIBAC)
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RESEARCH
Runway Incursion Detection MATLAB Algorithm
Jan 09 May 09
CIBAC
MSU Baltimore, MD
Student Researcher
Attempted to create a general runway incursion detection algorithm from a satel
lite image of BWI to limit aircraft collisions at runways and taxiways.
The algorithm mostly consisted of loops, boundaries, and MATLAB functions to me
asure lengths, widths and angles of lines and removal of noise and surrounding t
he runways and taxiways of a binary image.
Imagery was obtained by using ArcGIS Explorer and Google Maps.
A Geospatial Assessment of Bird Strikes at Selected International Airports in th
e USA
Jan 09 May 09
CIBAC
MSU Baltimore, MD
Student Researcher
Applied remote sensing techniques to determine there is a correlation between t
he number of bird strikes and the surrounding environment of specific US interna
tional airports for NASA.
Results provided various methods to reduce the number of bird strikes.
Selected to be in charge of bird strike research due to grasping concepts quick
er than others.
Provided the best presentation and the most detailed report during Summer 09.
Trained research partner how to properly apply and understand the functions of
ESRIs ArcGIS Software Suite before and after research hours under professors adv
isement.
Excelled in completing basic tutorials for GeoMedia Pro and ArcView.
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EMPLOYMENT EXPERIENCE
Sep 10 Present
Randstad USA Vanderschoot Warehouse Chesapeake, VA
Inventory Lead
Accurately identified and located products using pick spread sheets.
Tracked the movement of merchandise throughout the warehouse using spread she
ets.
Staged all items in specific locations prior to jobs being produced.
Correctly placed stage items on proper assembly lines location.
Counted the number of items used and damaged during production periods.
Followed all companies and customers guidelines to properly quality assure
final products meet all standards before being transported to customers st
ores.

Jan 09 May 09
 MSU Baltimore, MD
Circuit Lab Assistant
Developed operational programming software procedures for undergraduate student
s to follow.
Created several analog and digital test circuits displaying the proper function
s of various electronic components to aid students understanding.
Advised students in construction of various projects and circuit designs, which
lead to outstanding results.
Taught students the basics of troubleshooting various complex circuits.
Explained to students how to properly use Electronics Workbench.
Opportunity earned by attempting to troubleshoot personal assignments and proje
cts for long periods of time before asking help from lab technician.
Dec 08 Jan 09
Jun 08 Aug 08
Spring Break 07
Jun 07 Aug 07
IP-Systems International Chesapeake, VA
Hardware Intern
Participated with the hardware engineer to determine the project budget to p
urchase proper components for pressure gauge prototype.
Prototype submitted wireless digital pressure outputs data to various laptop
s.
Verbal suggestions increased the accuracy of prototype by placing a delay in
microcontroller algorithm.
Provided data mining support to collect various file formats to be used in a
geospatial platform.
Engineering Intern
Created geo-database files for the use in internal supported projects and co
mpany software.
Submitted a Power Analysis report using ArcView to delineate power distribut
ion across several power plants and approximate their total energy costs in each
respective service area.
Formatted text based files to be ingested into geospatial applications.
Trained interns on procedures and protocol on creating maps and organizing da
ta.
Used Department of Defense computer usage procedures and guidelines.
Known throughout company for asking questions to learn more about the company
and providing help to those in the hardware and geospatial departments after da
ily task completed.
Knowledge obtained from internship helped create a hazardous management senio
r project.