Eevi C. Maki
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Transformer Theory

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Team
Members:

Jacob Pomeranz

Jared Mraz

Eevi Maki
 441 N. Adams Street • Moscow, ID 83843
eevicmaki@excite.com • (208) 301-3418

EDUCATION

University of Idaho, Moscow, ID
Bachelor of Science Electrical Engineering.
Expected Graduation: May 2007

Pensacola Christian College, Pensacola, FL
Bachelor of Science Commercial Art. Minor in Advertising.
Graduated: May 1996

LAB EXPERIENCE
  • Developed plan, requested quote, and tested a 3-φ transformer with team members working on Senior Design Project called Transformer Testing Station. Project is to test the sensitivity of inter-turn faults in a 3-φ transformer. More information for project can be found: http://seniordesign.engr.uidaho.edu/2006_2007/teamprotection/.
  • Synchronized and demonstrated operating characteristics of a synchronous generator. Performed short and open circuit tests on 3-φ transformer. Measured power in a 3-φ system.
  • Set up and observed signals and systems in MatLab.
  • Tested voltages and currents on circuits with DC machines using multimeters, ohmmeters, banks of resistors, capacitors, and inductors.
  • Programmed Rabbit 3000 microprocessor to perform simple functions.
  • Measured voltage and current in simple DC circuits using digital multimeters.
  • Calculated voltage and phase shifts in simple AC RLC circuits using analog and digital oscilloscopes.
  • Supplied voltage in circuits using function generators.
  • Built circuits with schematics and VHDL in Xilinx.

SKILLS

Project Management
Production director for the Appaloosa Horse Club
Researched and scheduled projects. Requested bids from various printers. Assigned projects to specific designers. Allowed employees freedom to work yet checked on status of deadlines. Chose printers with best quality for best price. Followed up on projects with meetings and suggestions for future projects.

Time Management
Assistant to Art Director for The Print Shop
Gathered specifications from client. Scheduled job. Arranged rush jobs with pressmen. Designed and proofread before client approved job. Shot and stripped negatives. Delivered finished job to client. Avoided overtime.


COURSES & PROGRAMS
  • Electronics
  • Advanced Electronics   
  • Electromagnetics   
  • Control Systems   
  • Signals & Systems   
  • Energy Systems   
  • Power Analysis   
  • Digital Logic
  • Circuits   
  • Technical Writing
  • MatLab   
  • MathCad   
  • Xilinx
EMPLOYMENT HISTORY

Jan 2006 – Present: Becky’s Fabrics and Bernina, Moscow, ID. Sales Associate—Sales of sewing machines, fabric and accessories. Create and send e-mail flyer, set-up displays, assist owner, and file.

Nov 2003 – Dec 2005: The Moscow-Pullman Daily News, Moscow, ID. Graphic Designer—Designed advertisements and special sections on MACs and PCs using Adobe Suite: Indesign, Photoshop, and Illustrator.

Jan 1999 – Aug 2003: Appaloosa Horse Club, Moscow, ID.
Production Director—Responsible for the production of the Appaloosa Journal. Worked with Editors, Advertisers, Circulation Director, and Graphic Designers to produce a full-color monthly magazine. Completed and ordered magazine via printer-provided PICA program. Received quotes, chose company to print project, purchased computer hardware and software once approved, scheduled magazine and other projects, troubleshot the MACs and network, and designed articles, advertisements, and other projects.
Art & Production Director—Additional responsibilities included the design of the Appaloosa Journal. Set design standards, edited and designed magazine articles, projects, advertisements, and sections of Web site: www.appaloosajournal.com. Interviewed and trained new designers.
Graphic Designer—Designed advertisements, editorials, downloads (lists of information), and various other projects such as calendars, brochures, flyers, business cards, logos, board motions, financial statements, and posters using QuarkXPress, the Adobe Suite, GoLive, and Acrobat.

July 1996 – Aug 1998: The Print Shop, Houghton, MI. Graphic Designer/Assistant to Art Director—Responsible for scheduling jobs and making sure deadlines were met. Pasted up proofs, typeset and designed using typesetter and MAC. Waited on customers and filled out work orders. Shot and stripped up negatives and shot silver masters. Operated color printer, color copier and lamination machines. Projects included logos, letterheads, business cards, brochures, pamphlets, and premium books.
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Last updated: 4/26/07.
University of Idaho, Moscow, Idaho.