Gregory Olsen Email & Phone Number

Scottsdale, Az

Designs and supports primary production of custom, multi-axis laser welding and laser processing equipment using Inventor 2014 solid modeling software. Responsible for engineering and design of complex mechanical components and subsystems including integration of linear motors and all supporting motion-control systems such as high-resolution linear encoders, high-precision bearings, and all associated electromechanical packaging and design. Also designs and supports production for all sheet-metal enclosures and electronic packaging and housings incorporating laser safety screening. Responsible for optical designs incorporating digital cameras, custom-designed lighting, laser applications, including support and mounting of optical components onto high acceleration machine members. Supports manufacturing production through direct management of outside suppliers; writing purchase order contracts and adjudicating outside process quality control issues.

Tempe, Az

Specializing in contract manufacturing and new product development, Net Flow Research, LLC is on the cutting edge of new technology markets. Gregory uses AutoDesk Inventor 3D design engineering software to create detailed models, drawings, and assemblies in support of new product development. Gregory is a versatile engineer capable of creating a total product design. He is experienced in mechanical design, fluids (systems and components), electronic design and integration and is deeply knowledgeable in product manufacturing with decades of experience solving tough production problems. Industries served include semiconductor capital equipment, aerospace, and commercial machinery. Gregory is responsible for new projects and product development from initial customer requirements to product definition and specification through product manufacturing and delivery/deployment and follow-on support.

Chandler, Az

Gregory was responsible for engineering evaluation and procurement of high-pressure gas apparatus (6000 to 10000 psi) used in unmanned space launch vehicles. In this capacity, he performed gas-analysis to predict performance and calculate safety margins and acted as an advocate and technical authority conferring with launch sites in formal reviews (Flight Review Boards – FRB) to address any technical concerns surrounding components under his responsibility. Gregory traveled to suppliers addressing test failures and all related technical issues, acting as key representative for Orbital Sciences. He created detailed analysis of gas pressure systems using MathCad and MatLab and provided cogent, peer-reviewed technical presentations based on his analyses. He also wrote comprehensive Statements of Work (SOW) and product specifications.

Sun Valley, Ca

Gregory worked closely and directly with Innovari customers to define and develop unique technical solutions to tough technical problems faced by semiconductor equipment manufacturers and process equipment manufacturers. Acting as a direct interface between customers, engineering, and manufacturing, a wide range of innovative products were developed and deployed including 1) High-Purity high accuracy pressure transducer sensor system from concept through prototype to finished product; 2) Complete architecture for an automated DNA fluid analysis machine; 3) Servo-valve operated by an embedded microprocessor suitable for high-purity fluids.

Chandler, Az

Gregory performed system design and analysis of electromechanical control systems and mentored other engineers in the fields of machine control and automation. Gregory was responsible for the successful deployment into semiconductor wafer fabrication facilities of complex multi-million dollar machine systems; specializing in customer defined special configurations of the machinery. In this role, he routinely traveled to customer sites to assure correct equipment installation, deployment, performance to specification, and to provide customer support.