Kevin Brunner Email & Phone Number

New York, Ny, Us

Wilton Center, Connecticut, United States

Working in Office and Cleanroom. Responsibilities include: • Defining and creating Manufacturing procedures and specifications.• Evaluating and optimizing cleanroom work center process flow.• Reviewing Failure Analysis Reports from suppliers and helping to validate the root-cause of the failure.• Evaluating and improving Cycle Time and reduce Labor Hours through continuous process improvement.• Creating and designing production tooling & qualification tests.• Interfacing with internal and external customers regarding the build and test of assemblies and final products.• Creating and directing equipment calibration, upkeep, and new equipment specification and procurement for all analytical instruments used in manufacturing.• Introducing new products into production in an existing “Concurrent Engineering” environment.• Generating and maintaining MRP controls of module production.• Generating technical work instructions.• Supporting production issues with concise troubleshooting of the Electro-Mechanical systems and sub systems.• Evaluating and dispositioning failed parts with proposed solutions.• Reviewing mechanical drawings to assess manufacturability of new designs.• Generating mechanical drawings for tooling and parts from CAD models.Based in the EUV Manufacturing Final Assembly and Test group, within the manufacturing sector in Wilton, Connecticut.

Wilton, Connecticut, United States

Industrial Process Development Production Engineer intern on the Production team at ASML. I conducted a 10-week time study with a team of 3 other interns in order to refine the production team's management of the EUV photolithography assembly and to identify key areas for process improvement. After collecting our auditing data, we processed the information with Excel and Spotfire to generate a report for management describing the breakdown of labor hours and the processes with suggested improvements. Worked with production engineers in initiating 50+ process improvement projects, including helming 2 projects personally: designing a new tooling for a wire harness assembly; investigating the root cause of failing diagnostics testing and designing a new mounting system for an electrical test box.

Wilton, Connecticut, United States

Quality Engineering Intern on the Customer Focus Team. Worked on several projects for the purpose of improving internal process and reporting and for the creation and implementation of new trainings and tools for use by the Wilton Factory Quality team. Managed multiple projects simultaneously; exposure to SAP, SharePoint, and Spotfire; introduction to foundational Quality Engineering concepts like 8D Problem Solving, Ishikawa Diagrams, 3x5Why, and Dirty Dozen.

New Canaan, Connecticut, United States

Shadowed the Director of Public Works throughout his day in Town Hall and at construction sites, and was present in his personal meetings and executive town government meetings. Fully managed several projects from initial design phase, through bidding and contract award, to presentation and approval from the town Board of Selectmen, and to the start of construction with contractors. These projects included:• The redesign and replacement of a traffic island• Reconstruction of a sidewalk in the downtown• The addition of a section of new streetlights along a town road• Contracting of a company to perform ground-penetrating radar before the beginning of a major project on a town property

Bachelor Of Science - Bs, Industrial Engineering, Alumnus

Activities and Societies: Theme Park Engineering and Design Group Engineers Without Borders Northwestern Chapter German Undergraduate.

High School Diploma, Senior

Activities and Societies: Model United Nations Club, National Honor Society, Model Congress Club