My position at Honeywell is an ideal role for heavily utilizing my background ranging from one-shot, high cost prototypes to high volume production (6M annually). During my experience at Los Alamos National Laboratory I was involved with mechanical systems design, analysis and testing of prototype hardware under critical environmental conditions. Manufacturing processes and skills ranged from conventional machining to all levels of CNC milling, programming coordinate measuring machines (CMM) with direct computer control (DCC), Automated/CNC Vision Systems, optical comparators and other detailed inspection methods including "old school" inspection methods and precision inspection equipment and tooling. Specialized and unconventional machining methods were also required for fabrication of various materials and part designs.I performed a variety of analyses (both analytical/hand calculations and finite element or finite volume analysis) in support of part and assembly design and testing. I have emphasized the continuous feedback loop between design, analysis and testing, and have now added inspection and SPC methods to complement and integrate these skills.My work at TASER has developed my understanding of molded and die cast parts, as well as other forming and joining processes for high volume production. My design, analysis and testing background has been heavily utilized in my current job duties, and these skills continue to be refined as I was involved in high criticality root cause analysis and corrective action development.Specialties: My skillsets cross several boundaries that seem to be atypical of mechanical engineers, today. I combine basic design skills with analytical and numerical methods, detailed inspection methods, in addition to test planning, execution and reporting in a continuous feedback loop to optimize the design process. In addition, my focus on continuous system level and component level interactions within a system to ensure design effort and design knowledge are balanced.