Dwayne Negron Email & Phone Number

Deltona, Fl, Us

Orlando, Florida, United States

Dwayne is a technical delivery lead for digital twin producing standards, delivery approaches, and support across a team of 10+ developers. Dwayne provides architecture deliverables for Digital Twins and Digital Maturity Assessments across multiple industries (Life Sciences, Process, Pharma, Food & Beverage). He is responsible for contributing to business development, skills training, and delivery QA across the digital twin service line.Specialized Skill-set includes: Project Management, Virtual Commissioning, Routing Simulation, Digital Twin Project Delivery, Emulate 3D, Omniverse, and Unity.

Orlando, Florida, United States

Dwayne has led delivery and architecture of Digital Twins and Simulations across industries for robotics, automation, and data science projects. Dwayne provides consulting services and enjoys working with his client to tackle complex challenges and develop solutions in in automation, operations research, data science, & AI. He is also responsible for recruiting to build the Digital Twin services offering and providing technical delivery support.Specialized Skill-set includes: Project Management, Virtual Commissioning, Routing Simulation, Digital Twin Project Delivery, Emulate 3D, and Unity.

Orlando, Florida, United States

San Diego, California, United States

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600+ hours of hands-on course material, with 1:1 industry expert mentor oversight, and completion of 2 in-depth capstone projects. Mastered skills in analyzing business problems, data analysis, presenting business insights to different stakeholders, SQL, Python and data visualization.

Orlando, Florida, United States

I was the Research Lead under Dr. Andrew Dickerson, research director, in the topic of Micro-collision properties of accelerated particles into liquid.For this project, I was responsible for designing an experimental model and performing research on the physics, mechanics, and application of surface micro-collisions in media.

Orlando, Florida, United States

Research Volunteer under Dr. William Crampton, research director, in the topic of Autonomous identification of electric freshwater eel species in the Amazon.I contributed and assisted in the fabrication of proprietary technology and lab equipment for autonomous identification of Amazonian freshwater fish species.

Oviedo, Flor

I worked successfully with a team to lead, manage, and maintain multi-million-dollar projects from start to finish for customers including the University of Central Florida, Daytona State College, Florida Power & Light, and the Roman Catholic Church. I provided risk assessment, site supervision, technical document fabrication, and interpretation for the end-user. I also served as the client liaison with city officials and represented them during civic inspections and as a specialist during meetings.

Orlando, Florida, United States

Research Lead – Dickerson Lab of Biomechanics & Application, University of Central Florida Dr. Andrew Dickerson, research director – Biofouling and the self-cleaning mechanical and chemical properties of hair fiber. Designed and performed experimental research of the properties of hair and their ability to self-clean bacterial adhesion.

Tampa, Florida, United States

• Handled and corrected relevant patient data in a proprietary healthcare database (PROC) in unison with hospitals. • Worked with and assisted in the maintenance of PROPEL, a proprietary autonomous processing, testing, and sorting system which worked directly with patient samples.

Tampa, Florida, United States

Worked directly under Dr. K. Kenneth Caswell, research director, on the topic of Paradigm shifts in Chemistry education. This research was performed while providing teaching assistance to Intro to Chemistry, Chemistry I, and Chemistry II classes of USF. At that time, I was responsible for over 600 students per course and providing them with assistance, guidance, and direct technical coaching. Outside of that I would lead smaller student groups through exam reviews and general overviews on a weekly basis after my office hours.

Tampa, Florida, United States

I worked under Dr. K. Kenneth Caswell developing the topic of Coaching as an Academic Model. I assisted in the development of a class and worked as a peer moderator over small groups to teach innovation, open-minded design, and divergent problem solving within a classroom setting. This work was done for the University of South Florida Honor's College in conjunction with the Chemistry department.

Tampa, Florida, United States

Dr. Kristine Morrow, graduate TA – Dietary differences in Ocypode quadrata (ghost crabs)Organized research data for review by supervisor and performed self-directed analysis of lab samples.

New York City Metropolitan Area

Worked under Rosa Rodriguez, lab supervisor, on AGE receptor in Diabetes, a clinical study by Columbia University. My specific role in the project was to perform standard microbiology and genetic lab procedures and record the results. Within this setting, I worked extensively with live mice and provided support in ELISA testing and disection.