HARDING CLOUDT

1800 Holleman Drive Apartment 1002 | College Station, TX 77840 | (979) 422-3063 | hardingcloudt@gmail.com

OBJECTIVE

A full-time position as a Civil Engineer or a Structural Engineer

EDUCATION

Master of Science in Civil Engineering (emphasis in Structural Engineering)

Summer 2008—Present | Texas A&M University | College Station, TX

s 3.86 current GPA

s August 2009 expected graduation

Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering (emphasis in Structural Engineering)

Fall 2004—Spring 2008 | Texas A&M University | College Station, TX

s 3.44 Overall GPA

s 3.75 GPA in final 60 credit hours

WORK EXPERIENCE

Fall 2008—Present | Texas Engineering Experiment Station | College Station, TX

Graduate Assistant Researcher

s Performing research on real-time structural health monitoring of bridge structures using a network of wireless sensors to detect damage; the wireless sensor network detects damage by sensing changes in global dynamic properties of the bridge structure.

s Performing research on including torsion mode shapes in calculations for detecting damage in structural members

Summer 2008 | Texas Transportation Institute | College Station, TX

Graduate Assistant Researcher

s Performed research on the effects of alkali-silica reaction (ASR) and delayed ettringite formation (DEF) on the performance of lap slices, bonding, and development length of reinforcing steel in concrete bridge columns. ASR and DEF are chemical reactions which can be hazardous to the long-term performance of structural concrete

s Managed a TxDOT research project and a team of undergraduate workers

Spring 2007—Spring 2008 | Texas Transportation Institute | College Station, TX

Undergraduate Student Researcher

s Performed research on effect of ASR and DEF on lap splice performance of concrete bridge columns

s Worked closely with professors managing the project

HONORS RECEIVED

s The Zachry Endowed Fellowship presented by the Zachry Department of Civil Engineering at Texas A&M University (2008—2009)

s Chi Epsilon Civil Engineering Honor Society Member

s The Distinguished Student Award for Outstanding Academic Achievement presented by the Dwight Look College of
Engineering at Texas A&M University (Spring 2007)

s The Valedictorian Scholarship presented by the State of Texas (2004—2005)

RELEVANT CLASSWORK AND SKILLS

s Finite Element Modeling Experience	s Microsoft Word—Advanced	s ETABS—Intermediate
s Structural Dynamics	s Microsoft Excel—Advanced	s Maple—Intermediate
s Prestressed Concrete Design	s MatLab—Advanced	s AutoCAD—Basic
s Advanced Steel Design	s Microsoft Power Point—Advanced	s RISA-3D—Basic
s Advanced Mechanics of Materials	s SAP 2000—Advanced	s Abaqus/CAE—Basic
	s Solidworks—Intermediate

ACTIVITIES

s ASCE —Member (Fall 2007—Present)

s KANM Student Radio—Radio DJ (Summer 2006—Present)

s OneParty—Director of Campus Involvement (Spring 2006—Fall 2007)

s MSC Town Hall—Member (Fall 2006—Fall 2007)

REFERENCES

Available upon Request