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wv engineering associates, pa www.wvengineering.com
11 king court . keene, new hampshire 03431 t: 603.352.7007

CHARLIE F. HERR, PE

Education
M.S. Aerospace Engineering, University of Colorado, December 1993
B.S. Mechanical Engineering (Major), Electrical Engineering (Minor) University of New Hampshire,
December 1991
H.S. Graduate, Keene, New Hampshire, June 1987

Registration
New Hampshire (Mechanical & Electrical)
Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, Vermont (Electrical)

Employment Experience
1998 - Present WV Engineering Associates, PA.
Electrical engineer for a mechanical/electrical consulting engineering firm. Project
work has included a wide range of building types including commercial/retail,
education and institutional facilities. These projects included close coordination
with Utility Company Representatives, State and Local Officials, Architects and
Contractors throughout New Hampshire, Massachusetts, and Vermont. Scope of
project engineering includes energy conservation, reports, system retrofits,
preparation of electrical document specifications and drawings.

1994 - 1997 CN Engineers, Jackson, WY
HVAC Engineer - designed complete building environmental control systems.
Designed forced air and hydronic heating, cooling, and humidity control systems.
Developed detailed hydronic piping and control plans.

1993 University of Colorado, Boulder, CO
Research Assistant - worked in international Microgravity Fluid Dynamics
Laboratory, partly on research leading to Master’s thesis. Conducted numerical
and experimental investigations of stability in fluid layers as part of ongoing
research on convection control in liquid encapsulated crystal growth techniques.

1992 - 1993 University of Colorado, Boulder, CO
Teaching Assistant - assisted professor in teaching junior-level fluid dynamics
courses. Conducted weekly recitation sessions, held office hours, graded
homework and exams.

1990 - 1991 University of New Hampshire, Durham, NH
Research Project - modeled spindle dynamics on CNC machining center and used
these models to develop a feedback control system that enabled the machine to
maintain cutter torque within tolerable levels. Conducted research under UROP
grant.
1990 New Hampshire Ball Bearings, Peterborough, NH
Internship - assisted manufacturing engineers. Developed process plans, selected
geometric tolerances, designed machining holders, and designed parts catcher for
implementations on a CNC machining center.