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East Hartford, Connecticut, United States

East Hartford, Connecticut, United States

East Hartford, Connecticut, United States

Production support engineering with respect to testing methods, procedures, problem solving, electro-optic assembly specification and yield issues, minor redesign of assemblies, analysis of customer returns, and optimizing device production relative to cost constraints. Assumes responsibility for device transfer from engineering to production and usually responsible for entire device manufacturing operations.

East Hartford, Connecticut, United States

Currently work as a lead mechanical engineer with signature authorityDesign, build, test, and deliver prototype and production equipmentPresent topics and train customers using our hardware in formal and non-formal settingsWork with vendors to assure the best possibly quality and assure that products are delivered on time

Mcleansville, Nc

Earned a reputation as a flexible engineer able to step into any project and willing to help fellow employees.Designed and built a prototype abrasion testing machine to test future cable technologies.Part of R&D team focused on alternative deep-ocean, long life systems to expand potential consumer base.Provided shock analysis and testing for structural and electronic components in harsh deployment conditions.

in the Ancillary Engineering department of Pratt and Whitney Power Systems. Contributed newdesigns and structural analysis for a next generation project. Established AutoCAD layouts of current FT8Swift Pac and Mobile Pac products. Created Process and Instrumentation Diagrams for current FT8 products.Performed quality inspections at fabricator facility including paint and welding inspections. Performedvalidation testing at fabrication facility to ensure proper operation.

Working in a team of three, research was conducted on the reasons why consumers purchase hybrid vehicles, and ifhybrid vehicles are actually worth the initial investment. As a part of the team, research, surveys, and consumerrecommendations were reported for a variety of hybrid vehicles and technologies. (3 course equivalent); Ran leadership, team building, and problem solving classes for grades 3 through 12 including DNA and forensic analysis.