Jacqueline Dieck
Edison Engineer Development Program Intern @GE HealthCare
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WORK HISTORY
Edison Engineer Development Program Intern @GE HealthCare
Waukesha, WI, US
During my internship with the Global Labs Team at GE HealthCare, I worked on projects that supported the company’s mission to improve lives through innovation and collaboration. I ran seismic simulations to evaluate the structural integrity of patient tables, focusing on how different components responded to dynamic loads, and ensuring the assemblies met safety standards. I collaborated with Nuclear Medicine engineers to refine contact definitions in the seismic models, improving the accuracy of how the system would behave under real-world earthquake conditions. I also analyzed the natural frequencies and resonance behavior of CT gantries, identifying sources of unwanted noise and suggesting design changes to reduce vibration. Using ICEPAK, I ran thermal simulations of PCB assemblies to visualize airflow and temperature distribution, helping identify thermal performance issues.
EDUCATION
Auburn University, Samuel Ginn College of Engineering
Bachelor of Engineering - BE
Auburn University
Mechanical Engineering
Brookfield Academy
High School Diploma
ABOUT JACQUELINE DIECK
I am an undergraduate student pursuing a degree in Mechanical Engineering at Auburn University. I am a highly motivated individual with strong communication skills, attention to detail, and a solid work ethic. I am passionate about both computer design and hands-on work, and I am eager to expand my skills in the technological design industry. My experience as an Edison Engineering Intern on the Equipment Innovation and Integration Team at GE Healthcare has provided me with valuable insights into the design and prototyping of Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) systems.
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