Objective:
To obtain an engineering position in the Minneapolis greater area where I can utilize my education, skills and capabilities with a focus on my career and further educational development.
Education:
ITT Technical Institute
5100 Masthead NE Albuquerque, NM 87109 505-828-1114
Bachelor of Electronic Communications Engineering Technology (ECET)
Completed graduation date 06/08/07 GPA of 3.8
Associates of Applied Science in Computer and Electronic Engineering Technology (CEET)
Completed graduation date 06/04/04 GPA of 3.79
Work Experience:
Beckman Coulter 3131 W Royal Ln, Irving, TX 76053
Technical Support Engineer (TSE) August 2010 to Present
Product specialist on AU400, AU480, AU640, and AU680 to include working knowledge of product performance. Assists field service and application personnel on product performance issues by analyzing situations and data via emails, phone calls and/or conference calls from which answers can readily be obtained to advise a course of action for problem resolution. Performs experiments on in-house instruments to troubleshoot product performance issues. Develops and execute test protocols to assess feasibility of product modifications and prepares service documents. Develops, recommends and reviews system design evaluations, service/maintenance plans and procedures, operator manuals and reliability requirements; Responsible for creation and preparation of service documents. Evaluation and implementation of product improvements and changes. Coaches and mentors other engineers on new technologies and/or methodologies. Establishes and recommends changes to policy which affect functionality. Manages relationships with Laboratory Information System (LIS) vendors, consultants and contractors to keep informed with existing and evolving industry standards and technologies. Respond to technical procedural inquiries and concerns. Effectively communicates with internal partners and external contacts to ensure positive outcomes. Provide Technical Support input for CAPA teams. Be the liaison between Field Service and Development/Technical Operations through task teams. Participate on project teams responsible for implementation of product enhancements. Level 1 escalation on-site troubleshooting and support.
Lockheed Martin (MFC-DAL) 1701 W. Marshall Drive, Grand Prairie, TX 75052
Reliability Engineer April 2009 to August 2010
GMLRS/ HIMARS FRACAS (Failure Reporting And Corrective Active System) responsible for tracking production and supplier failures that occur during final testing to ensure compliance of design per contract requirements. Understanding of supplier processes and ATP final testing. Participate and follow up on supplier’s failure analysis and corrective actions to ensure the corrective actions taken meet reliability standards. Document, track and report the root cause and corrective actions of ATP failures throughout the production life cycle via database and CAB/ IPT/ FRB presentations. Document, track and report failure trends/ investigations to CAB/ IPT/ FRB. Responsible for Risk and Opportunity Management tracking for GMLRS. Actively interface and communicate with program management, engineering, suppliers and government customers.
Lockheed Martin (MFC- ORL) 5600 Sand Lake Dr Orlando FL 32819
Reliability Engineer March 2008 to April 2009
MTADS/ PNVS FRACAS (Failure Reporting And Corrective Active System) responsible for tracking legacy failures on fielded Arrowhead systems. Identify and troubleshoot failures that occur on the MTADS system. Create solutions and propose the corrective actions ideas. Work with the SLA and fabrication departments to create models of the proposed corrective action solutions. System MTBF increased has by ~25% and MTBMA has increased ~17%.
Lockheed Martin (ATARS) KAFB Albuquerque, NM 87109
Electronic Technician II June 2005- March 2008
Electronic Technician I June 2004 to June 2005
TSG (Technical Services Group) maintained the flight simulators. Perform calibrations, scheduled and unscheduled corrective and preventive maintenance actions, troubleshooting, and testing of flight simulator subsystems and major assemblies for both on and off equipment repair. Demonstrated technical proficiency and leadership abilities, as a key team member on the SBUD (Simulator Basic Update) modification, gaining valuable experience in cross-functional team dynamics. Selected as an active team member for the CV-22 “Osprey” flight simulator support team. Proficient in the operation, maintenance and repair of these systems, and was highly successful at ensuring trainin...
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