This position is responsible for enforcing Wisconsin Statutes, Chapter 565 (State Lottery) and administrative rules specifically those pertaining to the operations of the Wisconsin Lottery. The Special Agent is responsible, as part of the overall security and integrity of the Lottery and lottery products, for ensuring that policies and procedures for the physical and electronic security are adhered to by Lottery employees and contracted providers.

Fully-sworn, part-time law enforcement officer primarily responsible for enforcing Wisconsin State Statutes Ch. 30 on Lake Koshkonong and the Rock River in Dane, Jefferson, and Rock Counties.

Night-shift patrol officer, honor guard member, department mentor.

Firearms instruction and sales

Fabricate fixtures and jigs for manufacturing. Repair and replace broken parts. Also run 5-axis CNC grinders to sharpen and make new tooling for Trane worldwide.

Weld and braze parts for final unit assembly.

This entry-level position under general supervision, works a member of the CoE Shop to design, fabricate, assemble and test various precision laboratory, research instrumentation and equipment. This position also acts as a consultant to University researchers, Graduate and Undergraduate students to provide technical solutions for machining strategies, welding strategies, alternatives and material selection. Assist the Shop Supervisor in the CoE mandated formalized technical machine tool instructional program. This will include the development of educational materials (In house, Video & Online) and the presentation of these materials on an individual and formalized class basis. This position will also perform welding support for instruction in the College of Engineering as well as research.Perform a broad range of precision welding fabrication, assembly and inspection operations in the construction of highly complex scientific apparatus, from a variety of metals. Perform all types of out-of-position (overhead, vertical, limited-space, etc.) welding using a variety of UHV welding techniques and equipment to include: GTAW. (Gas Tungsten Arc Welding) to weld steel, stainless steel, aluminum, titanium and other dissimilar metals as well as GMAW (Gas Metal Arc Welding) to weld steel, stainless steel, aluminum, titanium and other dissimilar metals. Knowledge in brazing and soldering techniques along with plasma and flame cutting.As a member of the CoE Shop staff, conduct seminars and monitor student performance as part of the Student Shop Certification Program for welding. Train the student shop Technicians employed by the student shop in basic (GMAW), advanced (GTAW) welding methods, and basic plasma and flame cutting processes.Provide backup support for the department's rapid prototyping facilities including running prints and maintaining the printer(s).

Provide support and guidance for all student shop users. This includes analysis of project needs (design considerations, often involving discussion of mechanical design, component parts specifications, machine shop theory for practical application of construction techniques); guidance and instruction in proper operation of shop equipment and maintenance of safety procedures.Academic and instructional support: Independently instruct individuals or classes in the CoE mandated machine tool programs developed within the Student Shop. Provide educational and technical support to the Intro to Eng.160 course each semester approx. (600 students/yr), M.E. 313 course (300 students/yr) and M.E. Senior Design (500 students/yr) all of whom use the Student Shop extensively along with the general student population, both undergraduate and graduate students which also number into the hundreds. Perform various welding processes to AWS standards, including but not limited to; Gas Metal Arc Welding (GMAW), Gas Tungsten Arc Welding (GTAW) to stainless steel, aluminum, titanium and other metals. Do brazing and soldering as required. Have experience in the use of plasma and flame cutting.As a member of the CoE Shop staff, conduct seminars and monitor student performance as part of the Student Shop Certification Program for welding. Train the student shop Technicians employed by the student shop in basic (GMAW), advanced (GTAW) welding methods, basic and multi-axis machine tool use.

Help train College of Engineering (CoE) students on safe practices using various metal working equipment, both powered and hand, to complete projects. Train current Student Shop employees in all aspects of their job. Train CoE students in basic (MIG) and advanced (TIG) welding

Security - maintain a safe environment for all staff and patrons, check identification of patrons to ensure age, monitor large crowds (250+), train new staff members on proper procedure to handle unruly patrons, interact with Police/EMS/Fire as needed