BEAU RANDALL MOREAU

address: 62355 Graci Avenue Lacombe, LA 70445 phone: (225) 939-6183 e-mail: brm008@gmail.com

OBJECTIVE

To attain a position in the automotive manufacturing industry and use my skills in manufacturing
and machine design to add value to the company.

EDUCATION/TRAINING

Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering

Louisiana Tech University
Ruston, Louisiana

Advanced Solidworks Training

Lean Manufacturing Training

NTT PLC Training

Epson SCARA Robot Training

Epson Vision Training

Beckhoff Advanced NC Motor Controls Training

AMA Technical Project Management Training

John Klees Plastic Injection Molding Seminar

Branson Ultrasonic Welding Training

WORK EXPERIENCE

Mechanical Engineer 9/2004-present

Intralox L.L.C.

Worked in the Manufacturing Engineering Group. Responsible for managing new product
release and developing equipment to meet the needs of seven international assembly operations.
Later transitioned into a role involving large efficiency projects including the application of PLC
and computer based automation. Both roles required extensive machine design and the use of
Solidworks to design parts and equipments from concept to reproduction and support.

Mechanical Engineer 5/2003-9/2004

Jacobs Engineering Group

Mechanical Engineering project lead. Managed mechanical equipment on large oil and gas
refinery projects including the design and implementation of centrifugal and reciprocating
compressors, pumps, vessels, and heat exchangers. Also responsible for developing RAM or
reliability modeling software and equipment databases for several projects. Developed several
Excel and C++ based application still in use at Jacobs in Baton Rouge, LA.
 WORK EXPERIENCE continued

Engineering Intern 5/2002-9/2002

Audubon Engineering

Constructed a Mechanical Integrity Program based on a number of documents including API

570, API 650, ASME B31.3, AND ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code Div.1 Section VIII
and Section II. Spent three weeks implementing the program at the Dynegy gas plant in Venice,
Louisiana.

Assistant Service Manager 5/2001-2/2002

Audubon Engineering

Managed a crew of 7 service technicians, trained new automotive technicians, placed orders for
supplies, sold and performed work as an automotive technician. Automotive work performed
includes: Replacing head gaskets, CV axles, brakes, suspension, fuel pumps, and computer
diagnostic work.

Engineering Intern 5/2000-9/2000

EDG Inc.

Conducted a vent study to incorporate changes on a platform off the coast of West Africa.
Assisted in extensive debottlenecking and desanding project.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Extremely proficient in Microsoft Excel, Word, PowerPoint, and Access.

Excellent public presentation and technical writing skills.

Experienced with machine tools including lathes and mills, CNC and manual.

Experienced in MIG and TIG welding.

Knowledgeable in several programming languages including: Visual Basic, C++, Ladder
Logic, Structured Text, Function Block Diagram and G-code.

ACTIVITIES/HONORS

SAE Mini Baja 2003

Recruited and managed a group of eight, diversely talented, mechanical engineering students in
the design and fabrication of a competition off-road dune buggy. Successfully competed in two
SAE competitions involving over 150 Universities. Placed 1st in Design at the Midwest
Competition and received the Rising Star award.

- SAE President (2002-2003) - Dean’s List (1998-2000)

- SAE Mini Baja #1 Design (Midwest Event 2002) - Louisiana Tops Opportunity Scholarship
- SAE Mini Baja Rising Star Award - Mechanical Engineering Scholarship
- Outstanding Student Scholarship - ASE Certified Technician
- Motocross Racing (1996-2001)

References available upon request