Conner Scott Email & Phone Number

Everett, Washington, United States

767 wings tool and equipment design engineer III767 wings equipment engineering lead

United States

Seattle, Washington, United States

•Two 6-month rotations in CNC programming and tool design aimed to further career growth and breadth of engineering expertise.•CNC programming in CATIA with program verification in Vericut for large-scale 5-axis milling machines cutting metallic tooling. Achieved 100% first pass quality for all programs generated over the six month period. •Designed both new and revised tooling solutions for Boeing’s Auburn Tooling Service (ATS). Working concurrently with both the Composites Manufacturing Facility (CMC) and the ATS Additive Tools team. Work performed for CMC has consisted of redesigning production tooling, such as a 777 H-Stab assembly tool’s fixturing components.

Greater Seattle Area

•Oversaw all operations within production development cell. Managed day-to-day operations, production schedule, tooling procurement and development, material inventory, as well as production hardening efforts. •Worked with cross-functional engineering teams to progress the technical and manufacturing readiness levels of the technology for onboarding onto existing and future airplane programs. •Drafted technical documentation, including equipment and processor qualification procedures, process control documentation, and process specification documentation.

Seattle, Washington, United States

•Managed all operations within a developmental production cell. This responsibility included managing all day-to-day operational tasks, personnel management, and production hardening efforts. •Worked with cross-functional engineering teams to progress the technical and manufacturing readiness levels of the technology for onboarding onto existing and future airplane programs. •Drafted technical documentation, including equipment and processor qualification procedures, process control documentation, and process specification documentation.

Monroe, Washington

Burlington, Vermont Area

Bellingham, Washington Area

Assisting students in their composites projects.

Bellingham, Wa

Winter Quarter 2016: The goal of this research was to determine the specifications required for which in-house manufactured fused deposited modeling(FDM) filament must satisfy in order to consistently print dimensionally accurate parts using the department’s FDM 3D printers.Spring Quarter 2016: Improved the WWU Engineering Department’s extruder to allow for use of extremely high processing temperature polymers to be manufactured. In order to accomplish this task, an additional cooling process was required to cool extrudate before it enters the cooling bath. This project saved the department approximately $40,000 by making improvements with equivalent success as would be obtained by purchasing expensive industrial equipment

Bachelor’S Degree, Manufacturing Engineering, Gpa: 3.2

Activities and Societies: Research for the engineering department

Hbs Core Program, Business Analytics, Economics For Managers, & Financial Accounting, P

3 month CORe program focusing on three concurrent courses, Business Analytics, Economics for Managers, & Financial Accounting.

Education record

Lean Six Sigma Greenbelt Certification, Manufacturing Engineering