Help maintain and improve the quality management system (QMS) in the facility. Release incoming production materials based on supplier certificates as well as conduct first article inspections. Persuade and influence others through communication and diplomacy skills; communicate with external parties including customers and suppliers.· Directly helped to drive down quality hold value by more than $500K· Successfully helped with plant SAP Deployment as a Quality Management Superuser, seamlessly providing no disruptions to plant activities after go-live

Warehouse associate responsible for handling, moving, and storing various plant goods, including hazardous materials.· Licensed Powered Industrial Vehicle Operator

Direct supervision of a production team of 25+ members, in both production and inspection/packing areas, in a 300+ employee facility that manufactures disposable laboratory glassware in an ISO 9001:2015 workplace. Assisted with hiring by conducting new employee interviews. Scheduled work priorities, coordinating production planning based on staffing, and cross-training where applicable.· Suggested and helped initiate & establish a new training program, improving from a purely on-the-job 2-week introduction program to a skills-based, structured certification program and mentorship.· Overcame challenges regarding driving company culture and expectations, due to the nature of working directly with night shift employees with lesser supervisory and leadership presence.· Took on additional responsibility of providing night shift technical troubleshooting support, in absence of night shift engineering. Coached operator team simultaneously.

Process Technician "Troubleshooter" for glass pharmaceutical/laboratory vial and specialty manufacturing machines. Direct supervision of other operators/staff on the manufacturing floor. Initial setup for Cognex Vision Systems and Framework Inspections.· Provided startup operations as well as all adjustments/modifications to highly complex pharmaceutical glassware operations to maximize efficiency while keeping safety at the forefront with minimal direction.· Successfully facilitated a multimillion-dollar product line expansion from laboratory glassware to the addition of complex pharmaceutical borosilicate glass devices.

· Rapidly increased (via skills and educational testing) responsibilities as a production operator for glass pharmaceutical/laboratory vial and specialty manufacturing machines.