Brian Sobocinski

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Electro Mechanical SeniorTechnician at Syntek @ Syntek Technologies, Inc.
arlington, virginia, united states
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Waldorf, Maryland, United States, United States
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About Brian Sobocinski

I am a hard working gentleman who is very good with his hands and thinking on my feet. Plenty of experience working on different projects and type's of work. Looking for a position where my skills and knowledge can be put to full use with my new employer.

Brian Sobocinski's Current Company Details
Syntek Technologies, Inc.

Syntek Technologies, Inc.

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Electro Mechanical SeniorTechnician at Syntek
arlington, virginia, united states
Website:
bmtsyntek.com
Employees:
26
Brian Sobocinski Work Experience Details
  • Retired
    Retired
    Retired Sep 2021 - Present
    Some Where Nice
  • Syntek Technologies, Inc.
    Electro Mechanical Technician
    Syntek Technologies, Inc. Feb 2015 - Present
    Naval Research Laboratory
    My job has me working on the Gamble II, Hawk, HRS, Mercury and the Rail Gun Auto Loader. I am tasked with keeping all vacuum equipment running, cleaning the units between shots, and whatever maintenance that needs to be done. I do machining on parts when they need to be modified. Keep all areas cleaned and organized.
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  • Booz Allen Hamilton
    Senior Consultant
    Booz Allen Hamilton Apr 2012 - Dec 2013
    Dahlgren Va.
    Working on the Orion High Power Microwave project. My task has been to bring this old test platform back to working order. This involved cleaning the magnetron, cathode and waveguides. Rebuilding Cryo Pumps and servicing Turbo and Rotary vane pumps. Using a crane to move the magnetron and Cryo Magnets on to the platform and pulling a vacuum. During the testing phase it is my job to make sure that all this equipment operates properly and to maintain all the other equipment at the site. I also… Show more Working on the Orion High Power Microwave project. My task has been to bring this old test platform back to working order. This involved cleaning the magnetron, cathode and waveguides. Rebuilding Cryo Pumps and servicing Turbo and Rotary vane pumps. Using a crane to move the magnetron and Cryo Magnets on to the platform and pulling a vacuum. During the testing phase it is my job to make sure that all this equipment operates properly and to maintain all the other equipment at the site. I also did some testing on the Non Linear Transmission Line in the G Temp lab. Was also tasked with organizing the test lab at the BAH office in King George and its equipment and placing everything on a data base. Show less
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  • The Army Research Laboratory
    Technician
    The Army Research Laboratory May 2009 - Feb 2011
    Reported directly to the High Altitude Electro Magnetic Pulse (H.E.M.P) Supervisor. Assisted with mobilization, test setup, and data logging. Design support equipment to improve testing methodology. Responsible for equipment maintenance and organization. Performed Pulse Current Injection (PCI) testing on filters and Environmental Control Units (ECU). Collaborate with the High Power Microwave group about tubes and design features. Traveled to various test sites in the US and Europe.
  • H2Gen
    Fabricator/Welder
    H2Gen Apr 2008 - Dec 2008
    Worked on the HGM 2,000, 3,000, and 10,000 Hydrogen production units. Also worked on the MARS and Tasnee gas purification, Water cabinets, as well as the PSA systems that are used in all of the above units. Spent time in the machine shop and worked on the reactors for the Hydrogen production units.
  • Magnetic Torque International/Deltagee
    Mechanical Technician
    Magnetic Torque International/Deltagee Aug 2007 - Apr 2008
    Reported administratively to the Director, and took technical direction from the Principal Investigator. Prepared and disseminated Solid Works drawings of AEL devices, rendered the drawings usable for computer-aided manufacturing, and produced engineering drawings used in ordering parts. Responsible for operation, maintenance, replacement parts ordering and installation for all equipment in the workshop. Responsible for designing and fabricating jigs and fixtures as directed by the Principal… Show more Reported administratively to the Director, and took technical direction from the Principal Investigator. Prepared and disseminated Solid Works drawings of AEL devices, rendered the drawings usable for computer-aided manufacturing, and produced engineering drawings used in ordering parts. Responsible for operation, maintenance, replacement parts ordering and installation for all equipment in the workshop. Responsible for designing and fabricating jigs and fixtures as directed by the Principal Investigator. Assisted in the installation of devices on their test platforms and in the testing of these devices. Show less
  • Saic Pulse Power Facility
    Electronic Technician
    Saic Pulse Power Facility Jun 2006 - Feb 2007
    Managed the testing of the DO2 switches and maintaining and repairing the charging system. Worked at GRS to set up vacuum system and complete electrical wiring. Repaired and trouble shot the mass spectrometer apparatus on loan from the government.
  • Saic Pulse Power Facility
    Lab Manager
    Saic Pulse Power Facility Dec 2005 - Jun 2006
    Organized the lab to maximize efficient usage of space. Assisted with the writing of the lab rules. Organized the chemical cabinets and labeled chemicals with a SAIC Hazmat control number. Maintained the MSDS for the chemicals. Maintained files on equipment and calibration and certification data.
  • Saic, Army Research Laboratory, Pulse Power Facility
    Electro-Mechanical Technician
    Saic, Army Research Laboratory, Pulse Power Facility Sep 2003 - Dec 2005
    Involved with building copper and aluminum busses, resistors, and switches. Used a High Voltage high potter (0 - 40 Kv) to check for shorts and other problems. Assembled Multi-switch apparatus, including Mushroom Output switch, Resistor Package for the 3 disk switch, 1.2 MJ PFN dummy loads, and 1.2 MJ PFN vacuum switches. Tested PFN output vacuum switch. Designed fixtures for potting of HV Connections, and Targets Building for shots at GRS. Aided in setting up a PFN charging system, and worked… Show more Involved with building copper and aluminum busses, resistors, and switches. Used a High Voltage high potter (0 - 40 Kv) to check for shorts and other problems. Assembled Multi-switch apparatus, including Mushroom Output switch, Resistor Package for the 3 disk switch, 1.2 MJ PFN dummy loads, and 1.2 MJ PFN vacuum switches. Tested PFN output vacuum switch. Designed fixtures for potting of HV Connections, and Targets Building for shots at GRS. Aided in setting up a PFN charging system, and worked on the mobile trailer. Also worked on the building of the new assembly area at the Adelphi site. As a member of the Safety Committee, was charged with writing the emergency procedures for this site. Responsible for tracking all chemicals, epoxies, and reporting their use to the Government. Show less
  • Dyncorp I&Et, Inc
    Senior Vacuum Assembly Technician/Purchasing Agent
    Dyncorp I&Et, Inc Jun 1989 - Feb 2003
    Involved in the following projects: Ubitron, Harmonic Ubitron, 35 GHz and 94 GHz Gyroklystron, Gyro-TWTA, 35 GHz Gyro-TWT, 35 GHz TE11Gyro-TWT, Gyrotwystron, 70 GHz Harmonic Gyroklystron, Chi Amplifier, Emission Gated Amplifier, Field Emitter Array, Gyropeniotron, Slow-Wave Cyclotron Amplifier (SWCA), W band and 94 GHz Warloc radar project. In these experimental design High Power Microwave tubes listed above, I was involved from the design with the engineers and PHD's, through the ordering of… Show more Involved in the following projects: Ubitron, Harmonic Ubitron, 35 GHz and 94 GHz Gyroklystron, Gyro-TWTA, 35 GHz Gyro-TWT, 35 GHz TE11Gyro-TWT, Gyrotwystron, 70 GHz Harmonic Gyroklystron, Chi Amplifier, Emission Gated Amplifier, Field Emitter Array, Gyropeniotron, Slow-Wave Cyclotron Amplifier (SWCA), W band and 94 GHz Warloc radar project. In these experimental design High Power Microwave tubes listed above, I was involved from the design with the engineers and PHD's, through the ordering of parts, cleaning and assembling, baking them out and, setting up the test stand and equipment for testing. More information can be found in the Publish paper section. Responsible for building the Anechoic Chamber and magnet stands for the WARLOC radar system. Responsible for maintaining all the Government-furnished equipment within the VEEF. Handled all purchase orders and ordering of parts. Responsible for adding, updating, and maintaining computer vendor files on Q&A, as well as tracking and updating vendor and equipment catalogs and files. Uses Paradox database software to keep track of all purchase orders. Show less
  • Microwave Laboratories, Inc
    Senior Associated Engineer
    Microwave Laboratories, Inc Oct 1985 - Jun 1989
    Responsible for the mechanical assembly of nine prototype traveling-wave tubes (TWT's) (NRL, Band 4, 5-6,7, 8, 9/10, 300 watt, high and low band Loral's), and the design and use of basic fixturing and jigging in support of their development and assembly. Assisted in the resolution of assembly/fixture design problems, and interfaced with product and design engineers and manufacturing personnel to coordinate the scheduling and proper performance of process procedures and inspections necessary to… Show more Responsible for the mechanical assembly of nine prototype traveling-wave tubes (TWT's) (NRL, Band 4, 5-6,7, 8, 9/10, 300 watt, high and low band Loral's), and the design and use of basic fixturing and jigging in support of their development and assembly. Assisted in the resolution of assembly/fixture design problems, and interfaced with product and design engineers and manufacturing personnel to coordinate the scheduling and proper performance of process procedures and inspections necessary to meet daily requirements. Trained manufacturing personnel on procedures and techniques for the high and low band Loral prior to release to the manufacturing floor. Assembly Supervisor responsible for the high and low power TWT lines for ALQ99. Show less
  • Varian
    Tube Technician
    Varian Apr 1982 - Oct 1985
    Acquired experience on Ka, Ku, and C band magnetrons. Worked closely with engineers on AEGIS crossed-field amplifiers (CFAs), and L-band and high gain linear beam tubes. Identified fixturing problems, recommended solutions, and modified accordingly. Assisted with the transfer of a five-cavity klystron and S-band TWT from the West Coast to the East Coast, including setup and instruction of production personnel in its assembly. Worked on AEGIS and L-band TWT, which involved designing… Show more Acquired experience on Ka, Ku, and C band magnetrons. Worked closely with engineers on AEGIS crossed-field amplifiers (CFAs), and L-band and high gain linear beam tubes. Identified fixturing problems, recommended solutions, and modified accordingly. Assisted with the transfer of a five-cavity klystron and S-band TWT from the West Coast to the East Coast, including setup and instruction of production personnel in its assembly. Worked on AEGIS and L-band TWT, which involved designing fixtures and working on braze schedules and materials. Show less
  • Itt
    Engineering Aide
    Itt Aug 1980 - Mar 1982
    Built mini-TWT's and four- and five-cavity klystrons under minimum supervision. Assisted in the original design of fixtures and implemented design modifications. Was also responsible for the initial training of production personnel and follow-up troubleshooting for klystrons. Worked with the engineers on finalization of specifications for brazing materials and processes.
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  • Teledyne Mec
    Technical Specialist
    Teledyne Mec Aug 1978 - Mar 1980
    Worked in the CW and pulse TWT development engineering assembly and fabrication area of the High Power TWT Division. Worked on the beam analyzer program and cathode firing fixtures. Involved in setting up laser welding for R&D tubes.
  • Litton Electron Devices / Now L 3
    Assembler A/Welder
    Litton Electron Devices / Now L 3 Aug 1974 - Jul 1978
    Responsible for mechanical assembly and final cold test of CW and coaxial magnetrons. Ensured all magnetrons complied with engineering specifications. Checked assemblies with micrometers, verniers, and optical instruments. Assisted in flashing, pre-glowing, and carburizing of cathodes. RF-brazed assemblies in hydrogen atmosphere, baked-out tubes in the exhaust department, and heliarc-welded subassemblies and final tubes made of copper, Kovar, and stainless steel with either 3/32, 1/16, or… Show more Responsible for mechanical assembly and final cold test of CW and coaxial magnetrons. Ensured all magnetrons complied with engineering specifications. Checked assemblies with micrometers, verniers, and optical instruments. Assisted in flashing, pre-glowing, and carburizing of cathodes. RF-brazed assemblies in hydrogen atmosphere, baked-out tubes in the exhaust department, and heliarc-welded subassemblies and final tubes made of copper, Kovar, and stainless steel with either 3/32, 1/16, or .040 electrodes. Fabricated special parts using machine shop equipment and checked all vacuum joints with a mass spectrometer. Show less

Brian Sobocinski Skills

Engineering Manufacturing Troubleshooting Testing Solidworks Program Management Materials Quality Assurance Inspection Training Maintenance And Repair Process Improvement Analysis Microsoft Office Product Development Software Documentation Process Engineering Ms Project Six Sigma Process Scheduler Microsoft Excel Microsoft Word Security Clearance Problem Solving Excel Customer Relations Word Procurement Assembly Scheduling Inventory Management Windows Iso Documentation Supervisory Skills Research Power Supplies Outlook Lean Manufacturing Purchasing Test Equipment Calibration Welding Electro Mechanical R&d Fabrication

Brian Sobocinski Education Details

  • Williamsport Area High School
    Williamsport Area High School
    Drafting, Architectural And Mechanical, Chemistry, Physics

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