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Phoenix, Az, Us

Charlotte, North Carolina, Us

Lab Environmental Testing - EMI / EMC

Charlotte, North Carolina, Us

Division: Aerospace - Electronic Solution Engineering - Communication Navigation SurveillanceEnvironmental Qualification support for Honeywell products: Responsibilities include creating test documents (Test Plans, Test Procedures, Test Reports), performing environmental tests, data collection, data analysis, and internal or external client meetings related to testing efforts. Commercial Standards: DO-160, MOPS (DO-143,DO-179, DO-192, DO-195, DO-196, DO-229D, DO-253C) Military Standards: MIL-STD-461, MIL-STD-704, MIL-HDBK-704-8, MIL-STD-810Industry Standards: ABD0100Product Supported:(New) IntuVue RDR-7000 Weather RadarAV-900 Digital Audio SystemCA22 CAU Audio PanelPrimus EPIC Modular Radio Cabinet (MRC) Automatic Direction Finder (ADF)

Falls Church, Va, Us

Programs Supported: Landsat-9, JPSS-2, ASU ETHEMIS, JPSS-4 IEMResponsibilities:1. Top Secret Clearance. EMI/EMC qualification testing per MIL-STD-461 and NASA GSFC-STD-7000 standards for space environments at the Northrop Grumman Satellite Manufacturing Facility. Testing was performed using NEXIO BAT-EMC software. 2. Engagement Site Lead: Lead a team of representatives for all site-level manufacturing employees (230+). Created policies and provided resources that addressed employee needs, increased employee retention, and improved employee professional growth. 3. 2022 Connect NG Development Career Director: Board member of one of the ERG groups developed to improve the work environment quality.4. 2021 NG Mentorship Program: Mentor to an Engineer who desires to grow professionally and become a Principal Engineer. Mentee to a Sr Principal Engineer who has years of leadership experience.

Syracuse, New York, Us

Production Support: performed all tasks required to repair, maintain, or improve production lines. Repaired test equipment, performed calibrations, implemented software updates, created test procedures, trained employees, performed product failure investigations, built new test stations, improved GPS signal availability, etc. Product Supported:1. AN/TPQ-49 and AN/TPQ-50 Counterfire Radar https://www.srcinc.com/products/radar/lcmr-counterfire-radars.html2. AN/VLQ-12 CREW Duke System https://www.srcinc.com/products/ew-spectrum-operations/crew-duke.html3. SR Hawk Ground Surveillance Radar https://www.srcinc.com/products/radar/sr-hawk-surveillance-radar.html

Hanover, Maryland, Us

Security Clearance for ITAR restricted EMI / EMC Engineer Testing at Lockheed Martin on MIL-STD-461 standard using EMC32 software developed by Rhode and Schwarz. Configured lab equipment and units for EMI testing, collected test data, and created test reports. Performed different levels of 5S, a workplace organization method, to improve productivity, test report turnaround, and test report quality. Trained a technician to become an EMI/EMC tester. Also performed Qualification By Similarity saving time and money on updated test units.

Charlotte, North Carolina, Us

Promotion to Engineer II in Global Repair and Overhaul group for electrical and mechanical systems. Locations supported by the team included Mexico, USA, Canada, Czech Republic, and Singapore. Focused on cost-saving opportunities in areas like repair processes, tools, and materials used by on-site or remote support. Used new repair techniques, converted obsolete equipment, and reviewed parts incorrectly classified as unrepairable, resulting in company savings. Developed "Install and Training Instructions" for level 3 repairs on circuit card assemblies test equipment. Reach the individual goal of $100K savings while traveling 75% of the time. Received a Bravo recognition for my support on a repair manual conversion effort that is FAA compliant. Experience with Agile software tracking tools (i.e. JIRA) for all of our daily tasks.

Charlotte, North Carolina, Us

Transferred to the newly created EMI Puerto Rico COE due to my Electromagnetic major. Participated in a 2+ year training program composed of courses and on-the-job tasks based on the DO-160 and MIL-STD-461 standards. Visited most testing sites and used all kinds of lab equipment and configurations, from old to new, from manual to automated. Software used included Visual Basic, ES-K1, Nexio, and EMC32. Provided multiple shift capabilities and worked 60+ hours a week to support behind-schedule programs on AZ, MN, KA, WA, NM Honeywell sites. All project test milestones were completed on time or ahead of schedule. I had the opportunity to "solo" run the NM EMC/EMI lab for a month. I had the responsibility of training and being a power user on our test resources and schedule system, in which we had the capability to schedule tests for over a year. Trained Interns on EMI testing for two separate summer programs, in which all students received job offers and I received private recognition for my great mentoring skills and teaching results. Also, received a Bravo recognition for the installation effort on the new, state-of-the-art, EMI PR10 lab.

Charlotte, North Carolina, Us

Hired to work as a Support Engineer for the Test Software team in Tucson, AZ for a period of 9 months on test software that was behind schedule. Completed the 6 Sigma Green Belt requirement on local software and document release process that is still been used on site. The release process time was improved from weeks with errors, down to days without errors escapes. Built and verified a test station, using NI TestStand, on time and under budget, for the HTF7000 program. All test software for manual or automated test stations were validated using Quality Test Procedures (QTP), Quality Test Reports (QTR), and Version Description Documents (VDD).

As an Intern, I was responsible for constructing the first UDC (up and down converter) for a new 12-meter dish antenna. This antenna was going to be used to fast calibrate the big 305-meter radio telescope antenna and to provide double observation capabilities to space objects, which increases the observation resolution. Required to examine every component of the system creating a gain and load effect report. Created AutoCAD drawings standardizing the construction of future UDC systems for different frequency ranges. The system was in use until the observatory collapse in December 2020.