• Responsible for design, test and development of brake actuation products supplied to OEM's • Other responsibilities include product releases, product improvements, product validation and supporting customer driven changes. Validated product performance to establish specifications. • Worked directly with development teams to reach project target dates. Evaluated prototype hardware for testing and for customer samples. Generated validation plans and compiled test results for PV and DV testing.

• Coordinated with automotive customers to form, or refine, customer requirements for FEAD belts and timing belts by utilizing feasibility and conceptual studies, static/ dynamic simulation of the proposed belt drive, and advising the customer using previous experience.• Provided international support of program activities throughout the duration of the program between Continental Power Transmission teams and the customer.• Fully documented the design development and verification of the belt drive using tools such as APQP, PPAP and DFMEA. Additionally, worked closely with engineering teams to plan, conduct and review testing as well as developing prototype parts for the customer.

• Administered testing of engine control modules and units, testing for different stress modes, monitoring the lifecycle of the test, and communicating results with the Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs); additionally, tested other vehicle units such as body control and power-train features. • Assisted in a project aimed at standardizing the corporation's debugging process, collaborating on a team of engineers and technicians to reduce errors within the process in order to cut costs and increase efficiency.• Managed a database improvement project, tracking testing equipment at multiple site locations and presenting information to the database's manager to mitigate equipment disappearances and achieve cost savings.

• Orchestrated HVAC unit testing for OEM's, such as General Motors and Ford Motor Company, calibrating machinery, constructing the necessary tools, and analyzing data for ~5 parts daily. Utilized equipment such as temperature control curve (TCC) machines, environmental chambers, voltmeters, and oscilloscopes, as well as the tools necessary for circuitry, wiring, and soldering.• Received specifications from product engineers, coordinating with a team to design a unique test for each situation; leveraged data-collection systems to compose corresponding test logs and reports.• Reprogrammed analysis equipment to handle millions of data points, thereby improving the data collection process to increase accuracy and efficiency throughout the department.t.

• Monitored and documented findings concerning the reliability of the company's new LED lights, which were installed all over Detroit to reduce the city's energy costs; verified that lights were operational and did not present any hazards to the public, such as leaning poles or loose parts. • Investigated extensive outages, quickly correcting the issue to resolve public safety concerns.• Completed an inspection of several districts nightly, leveraging district maps and a company phone application to travel the city; suggested improvements to the application in order to increase efficiency.• Coordinated with Civil Engineers to design efficient surveying routes, conduct process improvements, and enhance working conditions while adhering to a strict budget.