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Miami, FL, US

North America

United States

Miami, Florida

Miami, FL, United States

Principle engineer overseeing the comprehensive design, installation and commissioning of audiovisual projects with a total combined value of $9.5 million including sound reinforcement, lighting systems, video production, network infrastructure and streaming solutions

Miami, Florida

Directed Engineering teams in 250+ projects across six continents including the supervision of a multi-million dollar operating budget as well as managing dozens of audiovisual projects including deliverable studies, design and planning, bidding, integration and commissioning

Miami, Florida

Supervised fixed-install and live audiovisual projects in 40 countries ranging from sound reinforcement and HD video conversion to inter-facility streaming and post-production data management.

Miami, Florida

Led the Research and Development, Mechanical Engineering, and Project Management of a new Air-data Test Set used to calibrate multiple commercial aircraft instruments, including the development of a proprietary pneumatic controls system as well as developing ISO9001 and AS9100 compliant repairs to expand the capability of the corporations Airline Programs

Plantation, Florida

Spearheaded Lean Six Sigma initiatives including the creation of new Lithium-polymer battery packaging technologies as well as other Proprietary products including Haptic response engines, mobile device audio technologies and printed circuit board EMI/RFI shielding. Additionally also supported accelerated reliability testing on new products and FEA testing.

Jupiter, Florida

Supported data recording of fifteen-hundred parameters for validation testing of the F135 STOVL variant, which will power the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter as well acoustical testing of Geared-turbofan by developing real-time data analysis tools. Additionally, developed public and top secret product validation data centers.

Coral Gables, Florida

• Responsible for creating training material for all User Assistants on computer troubleshooting, customer service, and advanced computer applications.
• Trained seventeen senior staff employees that supervise our ninety-one user assistants.

Coral Gables, Florida

• Supervised equipment and staffing at six computer labs across the university
• Enforced Information Technology policies and procedures on more than one hundred user assistants

Coral Gables, Florida

• Managed and trained more than fifty user assistants to work in the lab
• Directed the maintenance and upgrading of over 150 computers along with their peripherals

Coral Gables, Florida

• Resolved lab users issues with computer hardware and software
• Supervised the safety and management of computers in the lab

Jupiter, Florida

• Provided engineering support for the installation and use of a Non-Contacting Structural Measurement System, in support of development testing for the F135, which will power the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter
• Assisted in the installation of several Digital Signal Processing Systems used to record structural engine data at speeds of 100,000 samples per second.
• Created a supervisory personnel-management tool, which correlates manpower requirements to engine testing schedules at several facilities throughout the country.

Jupiter, Florida

• Responsible for the recording of pressure, temperature, and thrust data throughout military engines in the test stand to a 0.1% error
• Participated in the installation of a Common Data System, used to collect different types of data, performed appropriate calculations and/or conversions, and then recorded to precise specifications
• Efforts assisted in collecting valid test data for a F100-PW-220 test program and the first J-UCAS (Joint Unmanned Combat Air System) engine test program ever conducted

• Created and clarified sections of the Clean, Inspect, and Repair Manual used to handle engine parts
• Interpreted and authored FAA-approved technical data to salvage materials, previously labeled asunserviceable
• Participated in team reviews with major airlines to justify the removal of hardware from service
• Efforts allowed engine components once thought to be scrap to be returned to engine, a total value of over $375,000 for Cheshire Engine Center and its customers

Bachelor Of Science - Bs, Aerospace, Aeronautical And Astronautical Engineering, Gpa Of 3.650

Activities and Societies: • University of Miami President’s and Provost’s Honor Roll • College of Engineering Dean’s List • University of.

Bachelor Of Science - Bs, Mechanical Engineering, Gpa Of 3.650

Activities and Societies: • University of Miami President’s and Provost’s Honor Roll • College of Engineering Dean’s List • University of.