Tyler Mason

I pride myself on being an approachable and friendly person who is easy to communicate with, in personal and professional environments. I truly believe I am a friend to all and can roll with any group of people despite surface level differences. After realizing the strengths of my character I set out to find a career that would meld my skills with my passions in engineering.

I found Industrial and Systems Engineering(ISYE), often referred to as the "business of engineering", to be the perfect home for me. My easy going nature and fluid communication skills blend well with my academic strengths in math and science to meet the demands of ISYE. I am now pursuing a degree in Industrial and Systems Engineering at Kennesaw State University to hone my skills, pursue my passion, and continuously work to perfect my chosen trade

Data Analyst at NPSG Global, Kennesaw, GA Jun. 6th-Aug. 5th 2022

• Created interactive dashboard of key performance indicators (KPI’s) in Power BI including company-owned asset utilization and warehouse space utilization
• Applied operations research methodologies to develop a deterministic decision model for minimizing the total cost of equipment rentals for site projects

Associate Consultant at Argon & CO, Atlanta, GA Jul. 28th-Dec. 31st 2021

• Automated project sales incentive distribution accounting processes in Excel to ensure correct distribution of funds, minimize human error, and reduce data entry time
• Supported WMS software launch at PAC Worldwide by training warehouse workers on software and advising management on best practices for implementing WMS
• Completed time study on sorting machines at Carter’s DC to identify time leakage on value-added sorting activities 

Transportation IE Internship at UPS, Nashville, TN Jun. 1st-Jul. 31st 2020

• Conducted project to improve ROI of $300M automated sorting facility in Nashville by collapsing Knoxville day sort and moving volume to Nashville
• Developed logistic solutions by rerouting and optimizing load movements to Nashville to maximize efficiency and cost-effectiveness using Excel
• Compared transportation costs to labor savings at the Knoxville facility and found the project was not economically viable

Kennesaw State University,

Bachelor of Science in Industrial and Systems Engineering, Graduating May 11th, 2023

Minor in Applied Statistics and Data Analysis

4.00 Major and Minor GPA