Brodrick Berry

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Indianapolis, IN 46254 acrji1@r.postjobfree.com

PROFESSIONAL Senior Electrical engineer with over 15 years project management experience in process

SUMMARY improvement, control system and technology integration. Friendly and approachable team leader with demonstrated success in varied work environments and across various industries. I’m seeking a challenging position which allows me to exercise out of the box thinking to solve conventional problems. I’ve specialized in ground-up solutions that return drastic cost savings and consistent time savings for companies in competitive industries.

EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND Purdue University. B.S., Electrical Engineering, 1999

SIU B.S., Industrial Engineering Technology, 1990

PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATIONS Six Sigma Specialist

Hazardous Waste Management

GOVERNMENT SECURITY PRIVELAGE Secret

PROFESSIONAL Matthew-Warren Spring, Logansport, IN 12/2014 – 08/2015

EXPERIENCE Manufacturing Process Engineer

Designed and developed manufacturing processes and systems for enhancements of products. Modify legacy equipment using AC Drives, PLC ladder Logic and pneumatics, that allowed for zero defect level and low product cost. Collaborated with hazardous waste specialists to address environmental problems.

Accomplishments:

Design and implemented a quality system to monitor a continuous manufacturing line, perform analysis and automatically ejected item(s) that fall below specification. This system eliminated the need for 100 percent manual quality inspection on 3 product lines and on three shifts.

Design system to stack freshly painted rings without damaging the painted surface and allowed them to go through corrosion protection without becoming entangled. This eliminated an outside vendor whose price has just gone up from $.06 to $.12 per item.

Lockheed Martin, Afghanistan 07/2010 – 10/2013

Sr. Electrical Field Engineer, Persistent Threat Detection System (PTDS)

Aerostat Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance (ISR) Engineer

U.S. Army Combat Operating Bases, Afghanistan

Deliver critical systems support for US Army bases, including the PTDS Aerostat System, the Control of Link and Analysis Workstation II (CLAWS II), Joint Service Workstation (JSWS), the MX-20 Camera Sensor and the Unattended Transient Acoustic Measurement and Signature Intelligence (UTAMS) System. Also maintain and optimize the field supply system inventory.

Accomplishments:

Discovered need and propelled Lean Six Sigma initiative that streamlined maintenance/repair procedures and reduced waste in the field supply system as well as the amount of time critical systems were unavailable. Took responsibility for one warehouse and 4 conex (small buildings about the size of semi trailers), organizing everything according to function or equipment function. Built Access spreadsheet to keep track of quantities/ordering points.

Set up and maintain the Unattended Transient Acoustic Measurement and Signature Intelligence (UTAMS) System, which is activated when an audio detection is sensed. Performed preventive maintenance, including electrical/physical spec compliance.

Reliably supported the Aerostat Mooring Platform, often under adverse weather or hostile fire conditions. Troubleshot, repaired and performed preventive maintenance on its electronic, mechanical and hydraulic systems.

Cummins Inc., Columbus, IN 08/2007 – 05/2009

Electronic Systems Integration Engineer

Central leadership resource determining ongoing electronic engines application needs and effectively managing system, subsystem and component inventory to support electronic engine platform capabilities. Orchestrated the integration, testing, tuning, release and support of product configurations for specific engine applications.

Accomplishments:

Used C programming language to developed software rules, scripts and expressions to support Power Match, a calibration delivery system application.

Troubleshot Electronic Control Modules (ECM) and engine calibrations; created, tested and modified script for the ECM.

Coordinated training of Distributor Application Engineers (DAE) and 24 newly-hired Engineers on J-1939 Asynchronous Communication and Engine Gain Tuning.

Raytheon Technical Services Company, Indianapolis, IN 07/2003 – 06/2007

Senior Electrical Engineer I

Charged with designing, building and modernizing test equipment. Also maintained, tested and troubleshot transmitters, antennas and power supplies for the F-15 and F-18 Fighter/Attack aircrafts and their associated Special Test Equipment (STE). Used C and LabVIEW to development legacy projects.

Accomplishments:

Innovated and drove project to implement a Six Sigma Project-Test Station Down (TSD), reducing the time that special test equipment was inoperable by 17%. Produced results by accessing all the spares that test equipment used, then inventorying/categorizing them and establishing a database of them for the Indianapolis facility. Delivered a cost savings to the company of $75K.

Totally redesigned F-15 Antenna’s Test Station in 3 months, improving the accuracy of testing specification, reducing testing time and increasing productivity and profits.

Created and built a prototype test station for the F-18 Transmitter’s power supply from the ground up, including all tests, troubleshooting procedures, schematics and drawings. Produced test station in record 6 months and delivered under budget.

Modified/modernized test stations, including devising, testing and troubleshooting procedure for Grid Modulator Board that doubled the number of actual testable components on Board. Modifications greatly reduced troubleshooting time.

Ispat Inland, Inc., E. Chicago, IN 12/1999 – 06/2002

Electrical Supervisor

Led electricians in successfully troubleshooting pollution control systems, industrial motors and Allen-Bradley’s PLC / control systems. Scheduled/managed workflow for 17+ staff.

Accomplishments:

Spearheaded repair of 12” Mill’s control room after a devastating fire destroyed it and halted bar production. Purchased, performed operation checkout, rewired and installed equipment, saving company over $52MM/year.

Inventoried and modified cranes at the 12” Bar Mill, standardizing and tremendously improving reliability. Significantly reduced downtime and equipment cost.

Oversaw design/installation of power grid for 7 Blast Furnace chillers, increasing iron production, extending life of the furnace and eliminating dangerous hot spots within it.

PRIOR National Micrographics Systems, Micrographic Field Engineer

EXPERIENCE United States Air Force, Avionic Inertial and Navigational Radar System Technician

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