John Asher Email & Phone Number

Sydney, Nsw, Au

Key Responsibilities:• Deliver verified models and algorithms.• Co-ordinate and align internal and external research projects.• Mine, manage and analyse large data-sets from the laboratory and field.

Key responsibilities:• Laboratory management and testing.• Data analysis & visualisation.• Prototyping energy storage products and systems.• Software and algorithm development.• Technical report writing for energy storage systems and applications.

Responsible for hardware and software design, testing and commissioning of a variety of electrical systems ranging from small testing machines to large conveyor belts (up to 7.5 megawatts).My key responsibilities in this role include:• PLC and HMI/SCADA programming. (Rockwell RSLogix5000, FactoryTalk, Ignition SCADA)• Hands on, on-site commissioning of large systems and projects.• Factory acceptance testing (FAT) of low voltage and medium voltage distribution boards and other electrical equipment.• Analysis and general purpose scripting using Python.• Configuring a variety of industrial communication networks.• Managing and coordinating work for electricians and sub-contractors.• Collaborating with mechanical engineers and draftsmen in design, testing and commissioning phases of various projects.• Creating and maintaining documentation for quality control and statutory requirements.• Creating and modifying drawings and schematics. (AutoCAD, AutoCAD Electrical)• Configuring and programming AC and DC Drives. (Vacon, ABB)

• Developed and ran software tests on prototype modules. (C, C++)• Modified, repaired and tested SMT PCB hardware.• Developed specifications, software and hardware for production testing system. (LabVIEW)

Sutton, Alaska, Us

• Developed and modified control software for PLC and HMI. (Opto 22)• Assembled complex electrical and electronic system for PROD2 remotely operated drilling rig.• Participated in factory acceptance testing of electrical and hydraulic systems.• Performed extensive mechanical and electrical modifications to existing equipment.