Provide QA oversight, support, and execution of validation/qualification activities pertaining to large and small molecule Investigational Medicinal Products (IMP, a.k.a. clinical) GMP manufacturing equipment and facilities, including critical utilities, HVAC, analytical instruments, and computer system validation, related to IMP operations.

Engineering Manager for a dynamic team of engineers that is responsible for 24/7 equipment and process troubleshooting support and for delivering capital equipment for aseptic drug product commercial and clinical filling and packaging from tank to vial.

Engineering Supervisor for a dynamic team of engineers that is responsible for 24/7 equipment and process troubleshooting support and for delivering capital equipment for aseptic drug product commercial and clinical filling and packaging from tank to vial.

Automation Engineer responsible for 24/7 equipment and process troubleshooting support and for delivering and validating capital equipment for aseptic drug product commercial and clinical filling and packaging from tank to vial.

Projects included:- Development and testing of software for the control of LCD display fabrication equipment, biotech manufacturing process equipment, and national missile defense project.- Developed and managed project proposals, schedules, budgets, internal resourcing, and management of external contractors.- Developed and executed validation protocols for biotech manufacturing processes.- Design control system electrical panels.

Member of the R&D Engineer team that developed software and hardware that produced continuous-tone, high-quality, low-cost, full-color prints almost instantly using the Cycolor technology. Cycolor represented the combination of three separate technologies: microencapsulation, carbonless chemistry, and photo polymerization. Cycolor's uniqueness was the photoinitiators that allowed visible light to be used in making Cycolor a truly panchromatic color process. Thus, Cycolor was the world's first practical color, photographic-like film technology that did not contain silver halide and was sensitive to visible light.Cycolor, Inc. was established as an enterprise to develop, manufacture and market Cycolor digital imaging media and technology. Cyclor's technology was redesigned from a two-piece, peel-apart system targeted toward color copier applications into a single-sheet, self-contained digital imaging media suitable for digital photo-finishing applications. The technology was acquired in 1996 by Yasuhiro Oshima, a Japanese businessman who specialized in photographic services. Cycolor acquired Cycolor Systems, Ltd., Japan operations in 1999 to expand research and development capability and to facilitate global operations.As of January 31, 2003, Cycolor, Inc. was acquired by Eastman Kodak Co.