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RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT:1999 – 2002 • Tested new types of carbide coating for dry power cutting of (bevel gear, pinion processes).• Provided optimal cutting summary for better cutter life and cycle time.• Worked with engineering on new improvement for mechanical, software development.• Provided application support and summary feedback regarding machine cycle.FIELD SERVICE ENGINEER: Effectively installed new equipment, and trained a limited English speaking workforce with little or no engineering experience. Most recent is GM Grand Rapids, Wyoming MI. •Bevel Process development in (Cutting of Face Milling (FM) Face Hobbing (FH) of Spiral Bevel & Hypoid bevel Gears, Lapping , Grinding, Testing - SFT output and correlations.• Plus programing of GTR250 chamfering system and other systems of Gleason Machines.Gleason Employee for 28 years.EDUCATION AND TRAINING:ROCHESTER INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, ROCHESTER, NEW YORKManufacturing Process I, Intro to Cad (CADKEY-207) 1996-97UNIVERSITY OF PHOENIX: 2003 TO 2004(1) Skills For Professional Development(2) Critical Thinking And Computer Logic(3) Communication Skills For Career GrowthMONROE COMMUNITY COLLEGE, Rochester, NY 1999Introduction to Computers TrainingEnglish (251-182) Technical Writing, Algebra I Manufacturing Process IIJOHN O’CONNELL TRADE SCHOOL, San Francisco, CA Advanced Welding, Blueprint Reading Layout Diploma 1991ADVANCED PROFESSIONAL TRAININGTHE GLEASON WORKS:Cross Training in Manufacturing Technology 1994TQI Management Group/Employee Relations 1993 – PresentGear Process & DevelopmentSuccessfully launched several programs for one client that included the manufacturing, installation and runoff machines worth $15 million and exceeded client expectations. Recognized for being able to walk into a facility and quickly assess and communicate relevant information for the completion of a client site project.