Evan Eades Email & Phone Number

Evan Eades is a Industrial CAD Designer at BIOBUBBLE, INC. He is proficient in German. Colleagues describe him as "I first met Evan as my adviser for studying abroad, he ensured that the students abroad were well prepared and coached myself and others through difficult times abroad. This is something that sets Evan apart from others, is his effectiveness and passion for helping others. I have also had personal experiences with Evan conducting undergraduate soil and river research. Evan is extremely driven to constantly further his knowledge and apply his strengths within global and regional geography, and environmental science to practical applications. All of these things and Evan's communication skills, natural intelligence, and curiosity combine to make him a great asset for any organization."

• 

  Industrial Cad Designer

  Biobubble, Inc

  Sep 2021 - Present - Fort Collins, Colorado, United States

  • Created Bill of Materials (BoMs), Request for Quotations (RFQ), and managed budgeting processes for projects• Develop and maintain project schedules and budgets, ensuring all deliverables are met on time and within budget• Achieved significant cost savings for the company by strategically sourcing components from multiple international suppliers, resulting in a reduction of product costs by a noteworthy 50% to 70%• Supported the sales team in the preparation and submission of sealed project bids, ensuring full compliance and accuracy with deadlines and client specifications• Demonstrated expertise in cost analysis, vendor evaluation, and contract negotiation to achieve tangible cost savings objectives• Design and create CAD drawings for biosafety cabinets, fume hoods, and other laboratory equipment• Negotiate, organize, and lead meetings to devolve successful customer partnerships• Perform cost and price analysis to determine fair market prices for components and materials• Assisted in the development and implementation of training programs for internal staff on manufacturing best practices