Reymundo M. Cerezo

408-***-**** (Home)

408-***-**** (Mobile)

accfd2@r.postjobfree.com

Objective:

Targeting opportunities in manufacturing/miscellaneous veterinary services as a production support, technician, operator and or floater leveraging more than twenty five years of experience in production with key successes in assembly, plating, polishing, fast paced robotic processes, clean room laboratory designations, allied veterinary health and animal care with proven track record in providing value services where team excel in participatory style, maintain high performance and quality standards of work in a manner of making an impact and striving for the best that I can be.

Competencies and Skills:

• Member of the assembly team that successfully completed (highest in shift production) 80000 magnetic disk units per 11 hour work shift in 100% compliance on budget and specifications.

• Consistently exceeded production goals, frequently doubling expected total output goals. Extensively worked in fast paced, assembly, clean room and high tech robotic production environments.

• Solution-oriented, communicator with highly pro-active “can do” attitude.

• Collaborative with the ability to look challenges as opportunities and actively seeks out opportunities to improve operational processes and procedures.

• Self-driven, team player with an eye on details, follows directions diligently and quickly.

• Goal oriented, dependable and enthusiastic team player.

• Outstanding reputation of someone who encourages positive attitudes in team members. Quick learner who enjoys interacting with people.

• Anticipate issues or needs before they escalate, proactively driven towards solutions.

• Awarded pay increases for achieving perfect attendance three years in a row.

• SPC ISO certified on magnetic disk robotic technologies.

Employment History:

Stanford University, Department of Comparative Medicine, Palo Alto, CA 94305650-***-****)

Animal Care Technician- 02/01/2011 to 07/31/2013

• In charge of routine sanitizing, washing and sterilizing animal cages including breakdown and assembly of feeders, water bottles and other equipment as directed by the shift supervisor in accordance with the Stanford University Operating Procedures and USDA guidelines.

• Placed and positioned animal beddings, food, water bottles into sanitized cages and components in prep for housing of animals.

• Routinely refilled water bottles with RO or acidified water.

• Maintained and calibrated temperature and record cage washing and sterilizing procedures and processes.

• Checked room environments, humidity, ventilation and lighting and reported any deviation existed to the supervisor ensuring safety standards and proper handling of animals.

• Received and maintained food, sanitation and cleaning supplies from the Stanford storage warehouse to ensure enough inventory is kept for the health, complete care and safety of animals in the department.

Seagate Technology, 155 south Milpitas Blvd, Milpitas, CA 95035 408-***-****)

Machine Production Operator - 02/19/1988 to 09/11/2008

• Provided an excellent level of production support and assistance in the clean room laboratory processes, in polish, plating and assembly and robotic designations.

• Helped sustained a routine process work flow ensuring sustainable and best quality output in production of high tech magnetic disk products and components. Responsible in producing a substantial quality production in an 11 hour work shift.

• Supported team in monitoring output statistics, safe process work control system with routine cycle counting of parts and production. Assisted process engineers, research and development staff on experimental processes for sampling and tests.

• Assisted in kitting and packaging. Unloaded finished products from conveyor belts. Collected disk samples for lube thickness.

• Monitored and performed regular inspections using Candela qualifying equipment, checking lube lines and target specifications for the disks by FTR machines.

• Communicated outcomes of process work flow and other issues as it existed.

• Accountable for all material parts and supplies needed to ensure smooth workflow processes.

• Supported Lead supervisor in all changes, process improvement strategies and ISO specifications.

Spectra Laboratories, Kato Rd., Fremont, CA 94536, 510-***-****

Laboratory Support – 2005 to 2006 (Worked for Part Time)

• Supported technicians by matching the names, addresses and personal information of patients to blood specimens/samples received.

• Routinely prep, sorted matched specimens and samples, get it ready for processing. Accountable for all incoming receipts of blood specimens properly sorted and tagged.

Education:

Associate in Business Arts – St. Louis University, Cagayan, Philippines 1977-1980

St. Louis University – Graduated High School, Cagayan, Philippines 1977.

References:

• Dietrich Chase, Supervisor, Stanford University, Department of Comparative Medicine 650-***-****

• Sayed Ahmadi, Supervisor, Stanford University, Department of Comparative Medicine 650-***-****

• Edgar Palaya, Animal Care Technician III, Department of Comparative Medicine 408-***-****

• Patricia Lartigue, Supervisor, Seagate Technology, 408-***-****

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