Ashley Linsmeier Email & Phone Number

Daytona Beach, Fl, Us

In this role I led the development and qualification of a wet-mate fiber optic connector set and an active flying lead. I am also part of a large, multi-discipline team that is qualifying an optical feedthrough system.These projects require the following skills:- Maintain project plans- Interface with customers, suppliers, and internal stakeholders- Ensure compliance to customer and industry standards- Assist in the creation of funded development proposals- Develop robust technical documentation ranging from assembly procedures to qualification reports- Provide technical guidance and troubleshooting during qualification testing- Identify elastomer and plastic material candidates and create comprehensive test plans to ensure 25 year life in aggressive field conditions- 3D modeling to support the creation of safe, ergonomically friendly parts, tools, and fixtures- Work with manufacturing to ensure a smooth transition from the New Product Development Lab onto the Production floor

Led qualification of a new low-voltage dry mate connector. Including:• Interfacing with customers• Maintaining project plans and action item registers• Preparing test procedures for development work• Providing engineering support during the testing of new products• Generating test reports to document qualification of new products• Interpreting industry standards and customer specifications• Preparing assembly procedures for new products• Providing reports and presentations to senior management

Daytona Beach, Florida Area

Worked on the qualification of the oil and gas industry’s first patented fire-resistant electrical penetrator. Including:• Creating, reviewing, and approval of documentation related to the program such as test plans, qualification reports, and customer requested reports• Reviewing and approval of supporting documentation for designs including assembly drawings, detail drawings, and assembly/test procedures utilizing drafting and documentation departments• Working with suppliers to identify designs, obtain quotes, etc.• 3D Modeling in SolidWorks to generate designs for new products, tooling, etc.• Working with manufacturing to ensure successful new product introduction onto the production floor

Daytona Beach, Florida Area

I joined the Teledyne team in July of 2014 as an Engineering Associate. After 3 months I was promoted to NPD Materials Lab Group Leader. The following year I was promoted to NPD Lab Supervisor. I currently split my time 50/50 as an NPD Engineer & Lab Supervisor.Lab Supervisor: Oversee the workflows of employees while providing constructive & meaningful feedback for performance improvement. Perform, delegate & monitor NPD Lab tests to meet critical billing milestones. Track, schedule & perform equipment maintenance & calibrations. Oversee & validate all incoming testing for production elastomer & hose batches. Ensure all testing is completed in a safe & efficient manner. Complete large purchase orders. Create standard operating procedures that reflect best practices.Additional DutiesNPD Engineer Associate: Cross train with other departments to become familiar with quoting, documentation, drafting, etc. with the goal of transitioning full time into the NPD Engineering department as an Engineer Level 1. Completed design, testing & production of a multi-part bend limiter assembly to be used subsea on an HFL assembly.NPD Lab Safety Liaison: Developed an internal auditing structure & documentation to train employees in hazard awareness & track safety issues. Developed an incident reporting incentive plan to encourage employees to report near misses & potentially unsafe tasks. Purchased additional safety equipment & developed safety documentation as needed. Teledyne ODI Health, Safety & Environmental (HSE) Committee Member: Joined HSE environmental subcommittee & implemented numerous recycling programs to reduce carbon footprint & lower costs. Performed monthly safety audits for various departments & provided guidance on best practices. Trained for & obtained first responder certification. Performed behavior based analyses.Teledyne Internal Quality Auditor: Performed quarterly audits of various departments to help develop best practices & adhere to ISO 9001.

Daytona Beach, Florida Area

•Chaired a program that saved over 270 trees, 110,700 gallons of water, 55,000 kwh electricity and reduced the overall carbon footprint of the library by 17.5 tons as well as donating over 2,000 books and $600 to non-profit literacy programs•Chaired the annual book sale and restructured old procedures, resulting in record breaking sales and developed nearly a dozen positive new partnerships with organizations on campus and in the community•Developed a 60-page internal manual for collection management processes, significantly improving training efficiency •Complete regular publication searches removing obsolete materials from circulation monthly and ordering publications daily in partnership with the collection development committee, circulation department, reference department and college professors •Perform material search audits updating and maintaining catalog information–locate and import new publication information as necessary utilizing Online Computer Library Center (OCLC)

Daytona Beach, Florida Area

Hosted a grassroots "Food for Thought" event for over 50 people including food, drinks, games, a presentation and thousands of dollars worth of auction items. Raised over $2,000 (after employee gift matching) to help promote and fund research into finding the cause, therapies, and cures for frontotemporal degeneration.Coordinated volunteers in the South Atlantic region - answered hosts questions, provided resources and tools to ensure hosts had positive experiences and successful events.

New Smyrna Beach, Florida

•Worked on all stages of tooling, layup and assembly with various fibers, resins and molds including aircraft and helicopter components, motorcycle parts, surfboards and prototypes•Gained knowledge of computer numerical control (CNC) machines, various types of fibers and resins, EPA regulations concerning the use and disposal of chemicals used in composite work, and multiple methods of tooling and production•Project skills included plug and mold manufacture, gel coating, painting and finishing, hand layup, vacuum bagging, wet layup, and pre-preg fiber layup

•Completed detailed design of a 3 spool high by-pass turbofan using Excel and Catia that was comparable in size and performance to the CFM56-7.•Worked on a team of 7 individuals, utilized principles of engineering management to divide the workload. •Utilized subteams and side-by-side design processes to ensure quality work.•Developed a 150 page detail design report and 45 minute powerpoint presentation.•Researched various advanced topics including variable mass flow by-pass, TAPS and TAPS II combustion systems, and counter-rotation.

•Provided technical and repair services and complete special projects for university library housing over 116,000 publications working up to 25 hours per week while maintaining full time course load •Completed high-impact NASA publications project meticulously creating new catalog listings for a collection of over 22,000 NASA documents and pamphlets•Developed and implemented a 20-page internal manual for technical services and repair processes significantly improving training efficiency within department•Completed regular publication searches removing obsolete materials from circulation weekly and adding new publications daily in partnership with circulation department, reference department and college professors •Performed material search audits updating and maintaining catalog information for up to 100 publications weekly – locate and import new publication information as necessary utilizing Online Computer Library Center (OCLC) •Worked on a library-wide technical services project creating searchable and detailed tables of contents for every listed publication•Worked on an on-going special collections preservation project, searching through more than 5,500 publications, selecting proper non-acidic materials and repackaging special collections publications

Mba Project Management, 4.0

Aerospace Engineering, Propulsion, Math, Homeland Security

Activities and Societies: Theta Phi Alpha, Omicron Delta Kappa, Order of Omega, National Society of Collegiate Scholars, Pershing Rifles.

Language And Literature

Attended summer school for upper level humanities credits