Kyle Moore Email & Phone Number

Madison, Wi

• Lead investigations into customer complaints on anesthesia and respiratory products, both trending and isolated incidents.• Provided support on new product development based on risk management documentation and assessment of current products to ensure that our standards were relevant for regulatory purposes.• Worked cross-functionally on design control, material conformance, manufacturing processes, and software/hardware problem reports.

Madison, Wisconsin Area

• Manufacturing Engineer for Class II – Life Support –Life Sustaining machine production lines• Provided primary line support for the Mixed Model Line, which produced Aisys, Avance, and Aespire base models with hundreds of optional configurations• Assisted in the verification of the A180 (Carestation 600 series) flow sensor production by providing support on ventilation accuracy testing• Provided qualification reports and execution for testing line fixtures and assisted in troubleshooting decisions for reprocessing• Updated and implemented Engineering Change Orders on a day to day basis • Closed Out of Box Failures for machines, Non-Conformace Trackwise reports, and scheduled calibrations• Implemented a digital torque wrench into production for base castors for a suspended mass Corrective and Preventive Action (CAPA)• Collaborated with Quality and Regulatory personnel for implementing any necessary Process Deviations, Concessions, or part sorting (FDA regulated. Compliant to 21 CFR 820)• Element Champion for Confined Spaces and active member of the Risk Assessment team (EHS)

Madison, Wisconsin Area

• Testing ventilation software for issues via developed procedures, regression testing, open ended test procedures and utilizing both internally developed and externally purchased tools• Providing feedback and accurately detailed documentation of issues (SPRs) for tracking and software development team resolutions• Worked on two projects – completing the verification of new software for Engstrom ventilator units (CARESCAPE R860) and startup testing of software and tools for the A180 (Carestation 600 series) anesthesia machines

Joined BCI entering the Service Leadership Program(SLP) in the Life Sciences Division. The SLP was a 6 month program focused on the training and integration of service engineers on specialized Beckman Coulter equipment in the field. I was trained on centrifugation systems and flow cytometry including FC500, TQ Prep and Prep Plus 2 instruments.Due to personal/family situation and inability to relocate, I left this position on good terms and moved to Wisconsin.

- Planned and developed an evacuation system for two clients who have a visually limited range and are deaf- Designed a wireless strobe lighting system which will activate when smoke detector is triggered- Collaborated and documented design process with three teammates- Scheduled meetings with the clients and tested design components to ensure safety and efficacy of the device

- Performed research on mechanical properties and procedures for making collagen fibers- Setup equipment and used Matlab for testing and analyzing data on collagen fiber mechanical properties- Lead the other research students in developing protocols for viscoelastic testing

- Wrote operation/installation qualification and standard operating procedure for an Adhesion Spray Promoter- Validated a new coating line by performing test runs under various parameter conditions and tested silicone/curator adhesive samples using texture analyzing equipment and software- Presented projects to the General Manager upon completion

- Freelance website design and upkeep of several websites for University of Illinois bars- As my own boss, I arranged meetings and created my own schedule to ensure deadlines were met- Familiarized myself with Adobe Flash and Actionscript to design fully functional websites