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Fort Worth, TX, US

Grand Prairie, Texas, United States

As a Continuous Improvement Specialist, I play a pivotal role in driving operational excellence and efficiency through the implementation of Toyota Production System (TPS) methodologies and continuous improvement initiatives. My responsibilities include overseeing the seamless rollout of TPS principles, developing comprehensive documentation, leading.

As quality analyst, I implemented QC efforts in TSS Warren production plant, including documenting quality standards for finished product. I conducted daily visual inspection of orders awaiting packaging and flagged any non-conforming defects as well as developed corrective action instructions. I was also part of the production plant’s safety committee.

Warren, Michigan, United States

As production scheduler, I coordinated and developed daily production schedules for a portfolio of 100+ products and maintained up to date documentation of all task completion through out the plant. I also assisted in production of CNC files and CAD product design to ensure schedule attainment. I collaborated with sales team to correct discrepancies or.

Edinburg, Texas, United States

In this role, I was responsible for a variety of clerical tasks including creating meeting material used for department-wide gatherings, generating monthly reports to be presented to executive management, and answering phone, faxing, scheduling meetings to name a few. Additionally, I provided assistance to all programs in the department when short-staffed.

Houston, Texas Area

During this project, I worked in a small group to design and develop a custom piece of equipment for Tenaris Coiled Tubes Downhole facility in Houston, TX. Throughout the design process I took part in brainstorming potential solutions, gathering input from Tenaris staff, and creating 3D models in order to improve worker safety as well as production flow. I.

Bryan/College Station, Texas Area

My undergraduate research involves the investigation of laser processing effects on metal surfaces and their tribological properties. As research student, I was responsible for leading project advancement efforts and collaborated with campus staff as well as alumni in order to operate campus laboratory equipment. I also presented the research project.

Reynosa Area, Mexico

As intern I worked alongside the Preventative Maintenance Unit within a wooden window blinds manufacturing plant. Some of my core duties included managing incoming paperwork for completed maintenance work orders and scheduled maintenance work as well as enter data into company database, participating in weekly audits throughout plant production.