User:Jonathan Miller

Jonathan

Name, age, gender, location, contact info (phone, email).

Jonathan Miller, 25, Male, Provo, Utah,
(931) 259-5297
Email: millerman5434@gmail.com

Availability

August 5th – August 31st 2013

Resume

File:Jonathan P.pdf

Video of Interest

I agree to publish all the results of your work openly according to the OSE Open IP Guidelines

Other Questions

Do you have resources to support yourself while volunteering with us?

• Yes, ISIS-Vanderbilt is offering me a paid internship for my work with OSE.
  

Do you have sample work that you could upload and/or share via email? (ie. projects, designs, technical writing, graphic designs, videos, etc).

The Nutty Putty Bike Trip

• Nutty Putty Bike Trip
  

The Nutty Putty Bike Trip was a 4,000 mile, coast to coast charity bicycle ride. I and three friends cycled from Virginia Beach south to St. Augustine Fl, and then west to San Diego California. The purpose was in memory of a lost friend and family member John Jones and raise money for single-mother widows with dependent children. I was in charge of daily documentation and follower viewership for the duration. After the trip ended, I compiled and published the blog I wrote into a professional coffee table book.

See the E-book preview at blurb.com Here

• CAD Work in AutoDesk Inventor Professional for University Credit
  
  • Model Airplane
    
  • Ergonomic Mouse
    
  • Computer Fan
    
  • Air Engine
    

GRN Gel Pak

• Quality Systems Project @ Innovative FlexPak
  
  • Process & Waste Analysis of HRT and GRN Lines - File:Innovative FlexPak.pdf
    

Are there skills/expertise you hope to gain while a DPV at FeF?

• I hope to learn lots of things. Some might include:
  • How to weld and use material removal machines - lathes, mills, etc.
  • Metal Casting
  • 3D printing
  • Arduino programming and use
  • Camera Work

How did you hear about OSE and the DPV opportunity?

• My family runs an intentional community calledThe Village on Sewanee Creek in rural Tennessee. I heard about OSE from one of the residents there - Fred Eisele who showed me the TED talk. I've since done my own research on OSE.