
Latrell pryor
WHO AM I
University of South Florida Industrial Engineer Graduate
Looking back on my time at the University of South Florida, I see a journey of transformation. I arrived as an eager and independent student, and I leave a leader grounded in purpose and driven by impact.
From being selected for the Student Support Services Program (SSS/Trio) to growing into a peer advisor, mentor, and representative, my experiences were more than resume lines—they were growth moments. I found belonging through organizations like NSBE, Progressive Black Men, Black Leadership Network, and Brothers Reaching Ultimate Heights. These spaces gave me the chance to wear many hats, build lifelong bonds, and advocate for others who needed to be heard.
I didn’t just attend college—I built a legacy I’m proud of. A legacy that says: no matter your background, you belong in every room you work for.
Projects

Project Manager—HydroTrack Smart Hydration Tracker
University of South Florida | Fall 2024 – Spring 2025
● Led the development of HydroTrack, an IoT-enabled water bottle designed to monitor real-time hydration patterns and promote healthy habits.
● Created a comprehensive bill of materials, facility layout, production schedule, and Excel-based financial projections for the full product lifecycle.
● Conducted a focused survey with 100+ participants, integrating customer feedback into feature development (real-time notifications, geofencing, user tracking).
● Managed deliverables including technical specifications, Gantt charts, financial forecasting, and break-even analysis.
● Oversaw team collaboration across product design, manufacturing planning, and market research to ensure project success.
Team Lead—Steel Ball Slalom Transport System
University of South Florida | March-May 2024
● Directed a 5-member team to design and fabricate a mechanical transport system, assigning roles based on technical strengths.
● Oversaw milestone execution: CAD modeling, 3D printing, laser cutting, and iterative test-fitting for rapid prototyping.
● Conducted cost analysis and enforced a strict $25 budget cap using
instructor-provided currency for material procurement.
● Led final system integration, authored comprehensive design reports, and presented milestone outcomes in a capstone showcase.
● Utilized Autodesk Fusion 360 for CAD modeling and CAM integration on lathe and milling machines.

Project Lead—Dump Truck Construction Robot
University of South Florida | Feb-May 2024
● Led a competitive engineering team to design, fabricate, and test a 3D-printed robotic dump truck for automated material handling.
● Managed end-to-end development, including wiring integration, mechanical stability, and engineering specification compliance.
● Coordinated software implementation and iterative hardware adjustments to validate fit and functionality.
● Authored detailed project plans, risk assessments, and technical documentation to support performance evaluation.
● Ensured all deliverables met competition criteria and were presented in a professional engineering portfolio.
Contact Me!
University Email: [email protected]
Personal Email: [email protected]
Phone: (407) 920-2404
Orlando, Florida