yellow2000S/R
01-27-2008, 05:54 AM
Hi,
My name is Joshua Helfrich and I recently graduated WyoTech on December 21st 2007 and after graduating I took a month break and am now ready to start my career in the automotive field.
While attending WyoTech, I received an Associate in Specialized Technology Degree in Collision/Refinishing Technology with Management and also took the add on classes of Trim & Upholstery Technology and Chassis Fabrication/High Performance Engines. I was there for a total of 15 months which may not seem like a long time but it was around 7 hours class / shop time a day for 3 months in each class.
Regardless of the fact of having limited knowledge I am looking forward to expanding it and learn relatively quickly. I have lately taken an interest in composites and fiberglass work and have been reading up a lot on online forums during my month break so that is a possibility also. I have many books from the HP Books series regarding mainly chassis, suspension, handling, welding and now a book for composite work along with a book for off road setups.
I have no problem with doing Upholstery, Collision, or Refinishing but I'd prefer it to be fabrication related doing cages/chassis work possibly and similar work.
Below is a link to my resume:
http://www.endlessmotorsports.net/JobStuff/JoshuaJHelfrichResume.doc
Course descriptions and paper - copies of my resumes are available by mail. I will be putting together a previous project portfolio together tomorrow and updating with a link.
Thanks you for your time,
Joshua Helfrich
My name is Joshua Helfrich and I recently graduated WyoTech on December 21st 2007 and after graduating I took a month break and am now ready to start my career in the automotive field.
While attending WyoTech, I received an Associate in Specialized Technology Degree in Collision/Refinishing Technology with Management and also took the add on classes of Trim & Upholstery Technology and Chassis Fabrication/High Performance Engines. I was there for a total of 15 months which may not seem like a long time but it was around 7 hours class / shop time a day for 3 months in each class.
Regardless of the fact of having limited knowledge I am looking forward to expanding it and learn relatively quickly. I have lately taken an interest in composites and fiberglass work and have been reading up a lot on online forums during my month break so that is a possibility also. I have many books from the HP Books series regarding mainly chassis, suspension, handling, welding and now a book for composite work along with a book for off road setups.
I have no problem with doing Upholstery, Collision, or Refinishing but I'd prefer it to be fabrication related doing cages/chassis work possibly and similar work.
Below is a link to my resume:
http://www.endlessmotorsports.net/JobStuff/JoshuaJHelfrichResume.doc
Course descriptions and paper - copies of my resumes are available by mail. I will be putting together a previous project portfolio together tomorrow and updating with a link.
Thanks you for your time,
Joshua Helfrich