Andy Bailey Email & Phone Number

Menlo Park, Ca

Menlo Park, Ca

Head of Quality for Oculus technical operations. Leading a global team focused on product quality.

San Francisco Bay Area

Manager of quality engineering team responsible for manufacturing of mechanical enclosures for multiple Mac desktop and accessory products.

Senior Product Development Specialist for the Operations Practice at McKinsey & Company's Detroit office. Experiences includes: Managing the McKinsey design lab that conducts competitive teardown and ananlysis for 30+ clients. Design and implementation of a lean simultaneous product development process at a high tech energy equipment manufacturer. Lean manufacturing transformation at an electronic componenets manufacturer. Global product development footprint design for a industrial equipment manufacturer. Implementation of a purchasing transformation at a major Tier 1 auto supplier.

2005-2006 General Manager of engineering groups working on sheet metal and exterior product design for Toyota's North American products, specifically the Sienna and Tundra. Responsible for all aspects of product design from concept throught mass production support. Total product responsibility included all sheet metal, glass, moldings, sealing systems, and front and rear bumper systems.2003-2005 Tundra Engineering Design Lead for all design departments. Coordinated efforts of 3 engineering groups from Toyota Motor Corp (Japan), Toyota Tech Center (USA) and Hino Motors (Japan). Responsible for design and implementation of new product development process for North American designed products. Role as Design Lead included 1 year term stationed in Toyota City, Japan.1998-2003 Body Shell Engineering Manager responsible for design and development of Tundra and Sienna body shell from concept design to mass production support. Also responsible for production support of Avalon, Camry and Tacoma vehicles produced in North America.1991-1998 Body Shell Design Engineer working on various areas of sheet metal and component design to support Camry, Avalon, Corolla, and Tacoma vehicles built and sold in North America.