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New Haven County, Connecticut, United States

Arlington, Virginia, United States

Arlington, Virginia, United States

Arlington, Virginia, United States

• Manage the producibility for the Turbine Rotor part family spanning both Commercial and Military Programs; ensuring component hardware deliveries in support of module builds meet delivery requirements. • Communicate and drive production related lessons learned into the product development process to optimize producibility.• Responsible for coordinated communication and building working relationships with suppliers and within Module Center organizations including Manufacturing Operations, Quality, Procurement, as well as across multiple discipline organizations.• Create executable process improvement projects to address producibility risks.• Drive cross program consistency and commonality.• Create Engineering and Manufacturing process improvement business cases and task recommendations based on cost, quality, and delivery issues.

Arlington, Virginia, United States

Engineering Support to Operations - Military Turbine Rotor Design Lead

East Hartford, Ct

Assignment 3: Military Rotors, Cases, and Shafts• Mobilized team in developing analytic methodology for serviceable limits tasks and extending the life of engine hardware in the field• Formulated, coordinated and conducted mechanical, structural and aero-thermal analyses to provide critical life extensions to hot section hardware that impact scheduled maintenance of the flying fleet• Designed inspection tooling to perform a mission critical inspection of engine hardware• Implemented DOE principles to material testing processes to reduce specimen design lead-timesAssignment 2: NEO Diffuser & Combustor Design• Drove major engineering changes to completion on commercial hardware for cost reduction manufacturing ease• Designed gating and support structures for investment-cast single crystal combustor panels• Developed an instrumented diffuser case and engine testing sensor locations for in-situ engine operation monitoring and data acquisition• Designed, coordinated, and executed the delivery of a new low pressure/low temperature combustor test rig that simulates altitude conditions for testing of combustor relight• Awarded Team of the Quarter – Doubled combustor life in 18 months to improve durability

East Hartford, Connecticut

Assignment 1: NEO Turbine Rotor• Coordinated the manufacturing of initial development pieces of improved-life rotor hardware to support air-framer validation engine testing• Managed producibility improvement initiatives to all relevant hardware blueprints• Aligned new supplier integration with program management office priorities• Aided in development-to-production efforts for high pressure turbine rotor hardware

• Assessed and responded to the needs of 46 residents in two buildings, • Created, planned, and implemented educational, social, and recreational programs• Acted as a liaison between residents and Department of Residence Life• Counseled peers on personal, academic, and career concerns• Managed various administrative duties including maintenance requests, incident reports, and room transfers.• Enforced and upheld university policies.• Worked with other resident assistants to develop a successful hall community• Developed mediation and conflict resolution skills

Corning, Ny

• Analyzed heat transfer and glass-forming mechanics to calculate manufacturing process optimizations on the concept demonstrator for Corning’s production entrance into the medical vial industry• Supported the installation and startup of the new data acquisition system (Lab DAQ)• Led experiments and analyzed data to demonstrate the success of the system• Calibrated sensor modules into cohesive data-streams and developed post-processing models • Interacted with external suppliers, tooling vendors, and internal teams for design and build of fixtures and tooling required for critical process measurements

Schenectady, Ny

• Recorded and analyzed machine downtime and isolated patterns to focus preventativemaintenance and machine repair to reduce overall downtime• Compiled and assembled build books critical to the assembly of the Generator Stator core• Interfaced with operators and engineers to understand and correct machine, ergonomic,and safety issues on the manufacturing floor• Lead Lean Action Work-Outs on product waste and temperature monitoring systemsinside the Stator core

Ashford, Ct

• Effective instruction of specialized campcraft skills• Train and supervise an Outdoor Skills Staff of 10• Offer advancement opportunities• Provide organizational and managerial skills, creativity, and originality with a desire to work with youth of Boy Scout age.

Master’S Degree, Mechanical Engineering, Graduate Student

Activities and Societies: Red & White Student Organization, Symphonic Concert Band, Resident AssistantGraduated Magna Cum Laude

Bachelor Of Science (Bs), Mechanical Engineering, Minor In Sustainability Studies, Graduate

Activities and Societies: Red & White Student Organization, Varsity Crew Team, Repertory Jazz Orchestra, Brass Quintet, Symphonic Concert.