Bryce Abraham Email & Phone Number

Geneva, Switzerland, Ch

Geneva, Switzerland, Ch

Geneva, Switzerland, Ch

• Lead engineer responsible for designing new innovations for trampoline parks worldwide • Managed vendor relationships for collaborated designed parts• Responsible for overall design process for new innovations from conception to completion • Designed and revised new and existing parts, according to ASTM F2970-15, using Inventor and AutoCAD programs• Evaluated designs using Inventor stress analysis• Designed Jousting Pedestals, Swinging Rings, Fidget Ladder, Sky Hoops, Net Wall Brackets and slack-line posts to be established in new and existing parks• Coordinated with steel, vinyl, foam, hardware, netting and air bag vendors for all new projects• Supervised multiple construction teams to ensure proper installation procedures for released products• Worked closely with Design, Construction, Marketing, Training and Corporate Operations departments throughout the design and installation process • Developed installation guides for Operations Manual used by all parks • Assisted with implementing game and safety rules for the new innovations• Designed and presented working innovation displays at annual convention for franchise partners• Guided general managers regarding proper installation for court maintenance

• Utilize and manage multiple CAD programs (SolidWorks, Creo, DraftSight) to construct, modify and/or integrate 3D models and engineering drawings on new, existing, and legacy parts.• Use PLM software to control CAD data (Windchill & SmarTeam) 1. Manually manage CAD data on network for new and updated drawings• Helped develop a procedure for processing and managing Engineering Documents• Process and manage ECR & DCN’s at a rate greater than 90% on time, per Quality system requirements.• Use basic measurement devices to digitize parts into 3D models• Communicate progress on designs and changes with sister company in Germany • Travel to customer locations to support new and existing programs • Build and test prototypes in machine shop for proof of concept