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Ashland, Oregon, United States

Prince George, Virginia, United States

• Operated the coordinate measuring machine (CMM) to measure a series of discrete points on a part and validate its conformance to specifications.• Coordinated with the engineering personnel for performance evaluation and disposition of tolerance product. • Oversaw visual assessment of critical aerospace rotative products, deciphered drawings, and measured defects. • Inspected parts based on the GD&T method to validate their conformance to tolerance specifications

Prince George, Virginia, United States

• Support technical personnel across three product lines, managing variations, and optimizing WIP to boost productivity and quality.• Create and authorize re-work documentation. Leverage engineering expertise to verify the appropriateness of information before submitting concession to design personnel. In the ME Aide role, I rotated between Fan Disc, IP and CP cells. During this time I obtaineddelegation within all 3 cells. This delegation allows disposition of CMM results, damage non-conformance, review and approve concessions and write / approve Product Reworks. The MEAide role has expanded my knowledge of different components and the systems (Team Center, NetInspect, FPA/MVA etc.) used by engineering. I am currently able to utilize these skills in conjunctionwith my Inspector role to support the manufacturing team. The familiarity I have gained with partsand processes in all cells allows cross functional support.

Hopewell, Virginia, United States

Perform quality control testing of water, wastewater and finished products to ensure the highest yields possible during the conversion of starch to ethanol. Quality control tests include: HPLC measurements on fermenters, proof tests using hydrometer, pHe, and Karl Fisher. Other responsibilities include troubleshooting and maintenance on lab equipment and creating statistical spreadsheets and graphs for trend tracking.

Sandston, Virginia, United States

Perform process qualifications using Scanning ElectronMicroscopes (SEM).

Sandston, Virginia, United States

As a Semiconductor Process Technician in the Wets department, my responsibilities include proper disposition of non-standard processed material, executing process experiments, monitoring SPC data for tool / process issues, and troubleshooting tool issues such as improper etch rate. I routinely use critical thinking, problem solving methods, and multitasking to effectively achieve results.

Newark, Delaware, United States

As the Lead Process Engineering Technician for this Semiconductor / Solar Cell manufacturing operation, my key responsibility is to ensure the reliability and efficiency of the manufacturing process. Additional responsibilities consist of ensuring quality control in the manufacturing process and assisting engineers in the design and construction of new production machinery.