Electrical, Robotics, And Controls Engineering Manager
Frisco, Tx, Us
-Managed the electrical, controls, and robotics engineers tasks/schedules.-Participated in design reviews as a technical expert to help ensure project success.-Created team standards and templates for efficiency and productivity.-Developed/Supported a team of 6-10 engineers/technicians. 1) Created a Controls Technician role to bridge the gap between Engineering and Manufacturing.-Coordinated efforts with the manufacturing, mechanical engineering, and software engineering departments to execute projects smoothly.-Managed and leveraged vendor relationships to support item procurement and design success. 1) Estimated future need to obtain best bulk pricing. 2) Created initial Bill of Materials to inform vendors of item needs in advance. 3) Worked with vendors to coordinate lunch & learn sessions with engineering team.-Provided key details to pre-sales application development for project bidding. 1) Recommended controls strategies to best meet required rates. 2) Estimated labor hours for electrical/controls/robotic related tasks.-Used DFM principles to help create/upgrade multiple mass-produced systems: 1) Flexible Conveyor Electrical Design (Boxes/Harnesses) 2) Belted Self-Checkout Conveyor Electrical Design (MCC/Controls) 3) Box Opening Device (Safety/Electrical Upgrade)-Elevated safety awareness and established best practices for safety related tasks 1) Risk assessments 2) Standard compliance-Ensured solution compliance with NFPA, NEC, RIA, OSHA, and UL Standards. 1) UL508A, NFPA 79, and NEC 70 were primarily used for electrical control cabinets. 2) UL 970 was used for the belted self-checkout. 3) RIA/OSHA standards were used generally for robotic systems and other material handling solutions.-Created/Modified: 1) FANUC robot code. 2) Wago PLC code. 3) Electrical Schematics. 4) ConveyLinx Drive Card code.