John Heineck Email & Phone Number

Boise, Idaho, United States

FactoRE is in early development - the goal is to reduce costs and barriers-of-entry for companies implementing circularity (product reuse, effective recycling, product renewal) via 'Local Circularity Mini-Factories', which would operate as a mix of co-op and contract manufacturer. By creating local loops of material/product reuse, these hubs should be able to reduce manufacturing and logistics costs. Under this umbrella, I am researching manufacturing tech and business models that would make a good starting point to expand from. Feel free to reach out if you are interested in this concept or working on similar things.

Boise, Idaho Area

Lead mechanical designer and system engineer for scanners used on LaserJet printers, developing products from concept to production ramp. This role demanded a wide variety of skills, such as CAD design, vendor management, GD&T (2D Drawings), and troubleshooting mechanical, manufacturing, electrical, optical, firmware, and cosmetic issues. - Designed new scanner in 2/3 of typical development time, achieving best-in-class cost and robustness targets - Contributed to, and led, the development and launch of three scanners that are reliably used by 2-4 million people (est.)

Founded and led a weekly program for people to brainstorm, patent, and prototype new ideas that may or may not be related to printing/scanning. This program has generated hundreds of good (and bad) ideas, several prototypes, and four patents.

Managed hardware and system testing throughout the development of a multi-function printer - Generated long-term and focus test plans to gauge printer reliability and find system issues - Analyzed test data, compared to specification, and generated reports for teams and managers - Found root cause of quality issues, including electrical and firmware issues

- Increased participation, campus awareness, and legitimacy of our chapter through projects and events- Managed the leadership team and helped coordinate all activities hosted by the chapter

- Planned, coordinated, and executed studies to evaluate new aluminum, magnesium, and titanium alloys- Discovered ideal heat-treatment procedure for new alloy of aluminum, documented test findings- Designed new sub-size tensile specimens, a material storage layout plan, and specimen layout plans

- Guided and organized all service, justice, and ethics-related activities at the Newman Center- Started biweekly newsletter to help members of Newman become more aware of global issues

* Plan and facilitate activities that will improve the leadership skills of the students in CLA* Interact with successful alumni

* Designed and performed experiment for testing a new fatigue treatment device* Published a non-referee document on my research

* Improved worker safety and manufacturing efficiency for the production of Nike Airsoles through four design projects

Bachelor Of Science - Bs, Mechanical Engineering, 4.0

B.S., Mechanical Engineering, Materials Science, 4.0 Gpa

Activities and Societies: Industrial Designers Society of America (IDSA), "FISHmissile!" Ska/Rock Band, Chancellor's Leadership Academy.