Daniel Heitmuller Email & Phone Number

Bridgewater, New Jersey, United States

My responsibilities include:OEMSInspecting the box labels to verify that the information matches the purchase order and entering the results into LIMS (Sapphire) Creating PN’s (Problem Notifications) in TrackWise for any issues and assisting QA in fixing them by providing information and pictures of the labels, along with attending a series of SCAR meeting regarding numerous lot number discrepanciesAttending a weekly meeting discussing the status of OEM backorders items Attended a series of SIPOC meeting where the overall OEM process was reviewed, in which I went over the QC portion of the OEM process Sample testing Testing for bulk and line samples including GC (Gas Chromatography), optical absorbance, density, water, refractive index, conductivity and IR Maintaining the bulk scan folderScanning the data for bulk materials and saving them in the bulk scan folder, then filing them into iron mountain boxes and entering the bulk material information into an excel spreadsheet This allows easy access to information in case it is neededMaintaining the sample retention cabinetsTransfering the retention samples into boxes and onto a pallet and entering the sample information into an excel spreadsheet, along with requesting retention boxes from NDC when needed

Bridgewater, New Jersey, United States

My responsibilities included:Setting up and running the automated linesMaking sure that everything is set up correctly, ensuring that everything is running properly, addressing any issues and filling out the torque and fill checks sheetsLine sampling Flushing the line and sampling the material based off the work order and the checklist provided

During Junior and Senior year of college I took different engineering clinics where I worked with engineers of different majors working on tasks such as using 3Ds Max to create 3d models for a video game and creating quests in Rezzlys Game Lab to teach freshman how to use OnShape.

I was a member of the mechanical subteam for FRC Team 303. During that time I helped build and design the frisbee feeder for the 2013 robot and catapult arm for the 2014 robot.

I was a member of the mechanical subteam for FTC 757. During that time I built and designed many of the mechanical components