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Cincinnati, Oh, Us

Milford, Ohio, Us

Amsterdam, Noord Holland, Nl

Delivery and support of high quality workflow and asset management solutions for the fulfilment of multiple phases along the electronic and print publication spaces accross various industies.

Cincinnati, Oh, Us

Buffalo Grove, Illinois, Us

Ravensburg, Baden-Württemberg, De

Louisville, Ky, Us

Formerly a Mechanical/Manufacturing engineer, I leveraged my experience and problem solving capabilities towards efficient and effective workflow consulting during my time as a Business Development Manager at Advanced Solutions, Inc. My partners tasked me to understand and breakdown their business challenges and offer recommendations towards improving their critical issues while guiding their teams toward value-added solutions. I focused on aligning solutions to strategic business goals and objectives, maximizing return potential and developing a streamlined plan with the ASI Engineering team that eliminated resource waste while delivering measured results. I specialized in Project/Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) and Data Management (PDM) systems integration in addition to Digital Prototyping workflows involving conceptualization, 3D modeling, documentation, simulation, factory/facility utilization, marketing, technical publications and cross functional group communication.

Louisville, Ky, Us

As an Applications Engineer, my responsibilities included:- Annual Expert certification of Autodesk manufacturing products - Autodesk Inventor - Autodesk Vault - AutoCAD Electrical - AutoCAD Mechanical- Identify customer workflow issues and bottlenecks and develop recommendations complete with estimated improvement results- Perform product demonstrations that aligned with customer businesses and industries- Assist sales team with technical needs- Executed technical service plans (upgrades, migrations, implementations, etc.)- Developed custom training plans for specific customer workflows and products- Delivered standard and custom training classes- Provided phone, email, web based and onsite technical support

As a Mechanical/Manufacturing Engineer at my responsibilities included:- Maximized process efficiency by gathering data through cycletime studies and workflow evaluations and implmenting process change- Investigated, tested and purchased new tooling for machining applications- Designed and tested CNC fixtures for new products to minimize changeovers- Redesigned existing tooling and fixtures to maximize throughput- Responsible for CNC programming, tooling selection, quality, maintenance and efficiency of lathe work cell- Designed, sourced and implemented automated assembly tool for specific product line which decreased assembly time by 20%- Developed new product line based on customer feedback for automated field assembly and disassembly- Troubleshooted products at underground mine sites for quality and prototype evaluations- Practiced reverse engineering techniques to design new products- Applied GD&T techniques to new and existing designs- Participated and created ECO's and facilitated change communication to production- Developed and pitched cost reduction plan for tooling control process

Cleveland, Oh, Us

As a co-op mechanical engineer at Parker Hannifin, Tube Fittings Division, I performed the following tasks:- Updated part drawings as part of ECO process- Assembled tooling for Riello machining centers- Designed multipurpose tool to perform chamfer and turning operation to reduce cycle time- Participated in yearly cutting fluid replacement and cleaning- Performed Quality inspections and root cause analysis to out-of-spec partsWhile at Parker, I was able to quickly diagnose a forging issue that was leading to a high scrap rate of a particular tube fitting. I identified the issue as an out-of-spec forging from a specific die number and communicated to our supplier the die number and issue. We were able to minimize our scrap to about 15 pieces and incur zero downtime as a result by having the machine operator separate all forgings from with the specific die marker during his part loading routine.

When I returned to Cincinnati Mine Machinery in the summer of 2002, I was moved to a Quality Technician role at the Check and Repair station. In my role, I was tasked to:- Gauge chain parts for pin, bit and fastener clearance after heat treat- Verify dimensional tolerance compliance - Separate scrap and rework non-compliance parts and - Performed finishing operations (grinding, filing, etc.) to rework parts to meet compliance- Deburr and break machined edges that were susceptible to stress risers as part of FMEA study- Disassemble failed field chains and prototypes for FMEA studies

I started my manufacturing career at Cincinnati Mine Machinery at 18 yrs old working day labor in the maintenance department. I would return to Cincinnati Mine Machinery during my summers while attending college at the University of Dayton. In my role, I performed the following tasks:- Repaired equipment and CNC machines (ballscrew replacement, linear bearing repair, etc.)- Replaced, recycled and disposed of cutting fluids- New/retrofit work cell supply line installation- Executed scheduled preventative maintenance- Assisted in equipment assembly and fabrication- Performed facility landscaping and lawncare- General troubleshooting

Bachelor Of Science (Bs), Mechanical Engineering/Mechanical Technology/Technician

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