Mark Romano Email & Phone Number

I always was fascinated with technology and the mechanics of it since I was a kid, be it that of hardware or software. I've been told that since I was six, I hooked up my first video game station to the television set and got it to work all by myself. (Although, it might've been my love of video games that encouraged me to do so without my parent's help and I was just impatient about it. Haha!) I've been known to be a good analytical thinker, from past to present, and I would want to use this kind of skill to help out in what I believe to be the most effective way possible, which is to commit my services in the technological field. At present time, I'm a Manufacturing Technician at my full-time job in HORIBA Scientific, and I'm on my way of getting my bachelor's degree in Computer Science from Thomas Edison State University. Once I get my degree, I'll do my best as a software developer, and put my analytical skills to good use.

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  Manufacturing Technician

  Horiba Scientific

  Aug 2015 - Present - Piscataway, New Jersey, United States

  As a Manufacturing Technician, I work alongside with equipment that revolve around optical gratings, mirrors, and the electronics that are associated with them. Simply put, my task on the assembly line is to align the mirrors and the sensor chip of the electronics with that of the optical grating, in order to produce an appropriate signal for Mercury (Hg) and Argon (Ar) measurements. These units will go through further assembly and evaluation and if an error has been spotted that pertains to my… Show more As a Manufacturing Technician, I work alongside with equipment that revolve around optical gratings, mirrors, and the electronics that are associated with them. Simply put, my task on the assembly line is to align the mirrors and the sensor chip of the electronics with that of the optical grating, in order to produce an appropriate signal for Mercury (Hg) and Argon (Ar) measurements. These units will go through further assembly and evaluation and if an error has been spotted that pertains to my workstation, my colleagues and I will then have to repair said units and see if they pass through evaluation through the process again. Show less