Technologist
Romeo, Mi.
Diagnose and repair durability vehicles at the Ford Michigan Proving Grounds, collaborating with Automotive Technicians and Ford Engineers to research, analyze, and resolve issues identified during preproduction and production testing. Spent 3 years maintaining and repairing test vehicles, working attentively to repair brakes, replace parts, and perform swaps and upgrades on axles, engines, transmissions, and suspension systems.“Worked up through the ranks to the backup senior position because of his outstanding work ethic.”“Jon has received several Reward and Recognition Awards for providing outstanding support.”“Strong mechanical knowledge...communicates well with technicians and engineers.”⦁ Earned high ratings on annual performance evaluations in every category—Job Knowledge, Quality and Quantity of Work, Initiative and Creativity, Judgment / Decision Making, Teamwork / Cooperation, and Attendance / Work Readiness—and a reputation as a reliable team contributor delivering high-quality outcomes.⦁ Mitigate the risk of downtime for vehicles tested at the Michigan Proving Grounds (MPG), earning the trust of engineers by demonstrating depth and breadth of understanding of vehicles and how systems interact, unwavering attention to detail, the ability to excel while working independently, and strengths in resolving challenging issues.⦁ Called on to handle the most complex and difficult jobs, taking each opportunity and project as a means of further developing automotive acumen and supporting organizational goals. Recognized for never complaining even when projects became monotonous; for example, performed 6 months of nonstop transmission swaps.⦁ Applied education and background to bring new capabilities to MPG such as dismantling axles and reassembling them correctly with the appropriate backlash, pinion depths, and gear mesh. Additionally, troubleshot and repaired endings, transmissions, and powertrain components.