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Rochester, New York, United States

Rochester, New York, United States

Rochester, New York Area

Supporting new product innovation teams with developing their market attack strategies.

Rochester, New York Area

Adviser to K-6 primary school teachers in planning and instructing science, with emphasis on inquiry-centered approach to science learning,

Rochester, New York Area

Personnel and technical manager of engineers and technicians responsible for system, design andproduct certification testing of new and leveraged digital printing products; responsibilities included: resource and budget planning, employee development planning and appraisal, contributor to product and technology road maps.

Rochester, New York Area

Led cross-functional team of scientists, engineers, and marketing through the commercialization process of new digital printing products, from concept selection to shipping approval; maintained, updated and delivered against an integrated project plan; identified and reported technical, budget and schedule risks with proposed mitigation plans to senior management.

Rochester, New York Area

Managed late-stage product commercialization from design certification to shipping approval; areas of responsibility included early production unit delivery schedule, beta trials, coordinating equipment and staff for trade show demonstrations, availability of sales and service training material, and insuring all logistics in place for customer order taking and delivery of product and its consumables.

Geneseo, New York

Instructed lecture and laboratory courses in physics; supervised undergraduate physics research;attended department meetings and participated in department and college activities. Lecture courses taught: PHYS 113 General Physics I, PHYS 115 General Physics II, PHYS 332 Electric Circuit Analysis, and PHYS 335 Intermediate Electricity and Magnetism I. Lab courses taught: PHYS 114 Physics I Lab, PHYS 116 Physics II Lab, PHYS124 Analytical Physics I Lab, and PHYS126 Analytical Physics II Lab. Undergrade research mentor: PHYS399 Independent Study “Maximizing the Activation of Graphite and the Detection of Gamma Rays”.

Rochester, New York Area

Responsible for system integration and design certification of the “5C Classic Production Color Digital Printing Press”. Implemented knowledge of electrophotography, robust design and design of experiment methodologies to develop and execute system test plans. Supervised test technicians; analyzed experimental data. Organized and presented weekly results and risk assessments to program and company management. Additional responsibilities included product requirement definition and competitive benchmark data collection.

Rochester, New York Area

Research, development and commercialization of a key electrophotographic subsystem for the “Nexpress 2100 Production Color Digital Printing Press.” Responsibilities included project planning, progress reporting, experimental design, data analysis, patenting innovations, supervising activities of technicians and interfacing with outside vendors. Worked closely with a multi-faceted team of scientists, engineers, designers and technicians. Primary role in the transfer of the subsystem technology from research lab to manufacturing.

Doctor Of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Physics

Bachelor Of Arts (B.A.), Physics