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David Hacker

David Hacker is a chemical engineering student at Arizona State University expected to graduate in May 2018 with a 3.0 GPA. He has relevant work experience including research assisting an ASU professor in whiskey fermentation processes and teaching math and science. His skills include software such as MATLAB and Microsoft Office as well as team management, project planning, and conversational Spanish. He has been involved in academic activities such as research assistance and student organizations at ASU.

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David Hacker

David Hacker is a chemical engineering student at Arizona State University expected to graduate in May 2018 with a 3.0 GPA. He has relevant work experience including research assisting an ASU professor in whiskey fermentation processes and teaching math and science. His skills include software such as MATLAB and Microsoft Office as well as team management, project planning, and conversational Spanish. He has been involved in academic activities such as research assistance and student organizations at ASU.

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David Hacker

701 E Apache Blvd #G4077, Tempe, AZ 85281 | (602) 541-4125 | David.Hacker@asu.edu

Education
High School Brophy College Preparatory GPA 3.7

BS in Chemical Engineering Arizona State University Expected Graduation May 2018 GPA 3.0

Spring 2017
Chemical Engineering Lab I, Modern Separations, Intro to Chemical Reactor Design

Chemical Engineering
Intro to Chemical Processes, Intro to Transport Phenomena I: Fluids, Numerical Methods for CHE, Intro to
Transport Phenomena II: Heat/Mass Transfer, Intro to Applied Thermodynamics, Polymer Principles & Processing

General Engineering
Introduction to Engineering, Calculus I, II, & III, General Chemistry I & II, Physics I & II, Elementary Linear
Algebra, Organic Chemistry I & II, Differential Equations, Engineering Perspectives/Biological Systems
Engineering Business, Structures & Properties of Materials, Bioethics, Elementary Physical Chemistry

Work Experience
Nov 16 – Present Parking Services ASU Newman Center
Customer service, mechanical maintenance, general office tasks

May 16 – Jun 16 Math and Science Teacher Ss. Simon and Jude Cathedral School
Taught Algebra, biology/chemistry to Junior high students

Oct 15 – Aug 16 Research Assistant Dr. Brian England (ASU Professor)


Assisted in private research for improving processes for whiskey fermentation, separation, and
aging for commercial applications

Jun 15 – Aug 15 Prison Ministry Roman Catholic Diocese of Phoenix, Arizona


Event planning for youth in the Adobe Mountain Juvenile Facility and for under-privileged
children in the Phoenix area, Progress reports

Oct 12 – Jan 13 English as a Second Language Teacher Ss. Simon and Jude Cathedral
Taught conversational English to Spanish speaking adults for employment purposes

Aug 09 – May 13 Yearbook Brophy College Preparatory


12-13 Editor-In-Chief; 11-12 Design Editor; 10-11 Photo Editor; 09-10 General Staff
Leadership, Milestone Management, Training, Development, Design, Layout, Proofing,
Distribution

Skills
Software MATLAB, Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, OneNote, PowerPoint, Publisher, Outlook), Windows OS,
Photoshop, Google Drive

Team Management Project Planning, Process Improvement, Training, Vendor Interface, Event Planning

Language Conversational Spanish

Activities
Academic Professor Research Assistant for catalyzing chemical reactions, Member of AICHE, Education
chair for Students for Life ASU, Member of ASU Philippine American Student Association (PASA)

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