Looking for a job

Apr 01, 2006 2 Replies

Hi I am looking for a job in metallrugy or materials science. I am very good at using all materials testing instruments. characterization techiniques. I am giving my resume below. if you come across any thing that relates my resume please let me know



Also if you have any comments on my resume please let me know



Email: snipped-for-privacy@gmail.com



MURALI GORANTLA



1435 Forest Ln, Fairborn, Oh-45324, snipped-for-privacy@yahoo.com , (937)
654-4560

OBJECTIVE "Meticulous, Self-motivated Professional seeks a challenging and rewarding position in an organization, where creative and innovative approaches are required for problem solving, strategy development, and fulfillment of business goals"



SUMMARY =EF=82=A7 3 + Years of research experience specializing in Material characterization and Microscopy =EF=82=A7 2 + years of experience in Failure analysis as a part of research (SEM/TEM/OM) =EF=82=A7 2 + years of extensive experience in Polymer extrusion and fiber spinning =EF=82=A7 Extensive experience in Metallography, Materials testing and software packages



EDUCATION Master of Science, Materials Science Wright State University, Dayton, OH Mar 2006 GPA 3.60/4.0 Bachelor of Technology, Metallurgy, JNTU, Hyderabad, India, Apr 2002 GPA 3.78/4.0



EXPERIENCE Research Assistant, Wright State University-Dayton, Oh Sep=E2=80=99 2003



-Present. =EF=82=A7 Optimized the processing conditions to Modified Wet spinning of nanofibers (


If your interested, you may want to check out Fort MacMurray in Alberta Canada. Huge tar sands /oil development there with lots of expertise needed in such areas as welding engineering/ piping metalugy/ corrosion and such.

Accomadations may be a problem but hey-the money is really good. Google it and see if it suits you. And BTW-if you like frontier towns then thats the place to be. Good luck!!!

Just remember those spray-on polar bear repellants don't work worth a darn! Hope this helps! :-)

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