Steven C. Jokinen * Chapel Place Pepperell MA ****3 978-***-****

WORK HISTORY

I have been working as a contractor for many years I do Cad/Cam on my own system. I am presently programing Prototrak SLX and SMX (mill and lathe) along with many other Fanuc type machines. I set them up and run small lot tight tolerance parts some of the software I can run is as follows:

SolidWorks Solid Modeling

CGTech VERICUT training on software

Pro Engineer PTC Creo for Manufacturing

Pro Engineer PTC Creo for Solid Modeling

DMG/MoriSeiki Seimens 840D Programming

Hypermill for 5 Axis Machining

Camworks for Multi Axis Machining

Ipsen University Oven Heat Treat Course

Smart TCP Programming 9 axis robotic welder

MasterCam Level I, II, III 3D multiaxis

Autodesk HSM Cam Program.

Manufacturing Engineer

500 Iron Horse Park Billerica, MA.

April 2014 – December 2015

In my present position as Spincraft’s Manufacturing Engineer I am responsible for establishing the design of tooling, process parameters, routing sequence, and fixtures necessary to support CNC machining and post machining processes. As their Manufacturing Engineer I am also responsible for new development as well as mature product lines.

My responsibilities include writing 3,4 and 5 axis CNC programs using Pro-E, Creo manufacturing and perform program verification using vericut to support the machining of large aerospace parts. Reduce cost to manufacture product using continuous improvement tools & methods or techniques. To be the technical point of accountability for support internally and externally for machined parts. Support New Product Development Projects to meet customer requirements. Prepare BOM’S, Detailed Work Instructions (Routings), and Drawings for machined parts. Assist with Capital Equipment projects specific to machining and cost reduction in that process.

Senior Manufacturing Engineer

Optics Group – OphirOptics,LLC 1616OsgoodStreet

NorthAndover,MA.01845 USA

August 2013 – April 2014

The Manufacturing Engineers' main duty is to assist plant and corporate management in the development and implementation of processes and systems used in the production and manufacturing environment. This role requires a strong working knowledge of continuous process manufacturing and tooling design building and using solid models. The ability to work with plant management to identify equipment and systems that can be modified or applied to improve operational efficiency, product quality, or commercialize new products is key to success in this role. This work requires strong engineering and computer knowledge along with cad and machine programming. A creative thinker with an "out of the box" style of problem solving techniques is essential to getting the job done in this fast pace environment.

Programmer

Symmetry Medical

January 2013 – August 2013 Manchester, NH. USA

I am presently involved with programing the 5 Axis DMU 70/50. Using CamWorks and HyperMill 2012 Software. Some of my other responsibilities are Tooling and Fixturing Design for the rapid handling of production parts along with cost reduction and automation integration.

Engineering Consultant for Automation and Processes

Astron Stamping Solutions (on contract)

January 2012 – December 2012 Lomar Park Pepperell MA

Objective of this Temp position.

To evaluate and develop a new process for in House Brazing.

Goals

To increase production and quality of the brazed parts wile maintaining all safety requirements. To insure that a very stable process can be developed to meet or exceed customer requirements. Adhering to the companies policy of ISO 9002, QS9000, ISO/TS 16949:2002 for 100% of customer satisfaction and on time delivery. At the same time reducing cost per part to manufacturer.

Scope

Design, develop and put forth a process for the basics requirements of brazing on a six up part fixture in order to reduce present process time, wile removing the use of combustion-able gases,caustic fumes and operator “hand intervention” of brazing. To introduce new ways to better service the customer requirements. Utilizing current power, air and space requirements.

Manufacturing Engineer (on Contract)

Hollis Line Machine Co

October 2012 – November 2012 Hollis NH, Milford,NH

On Contract (Temp) Performing the duties as an ME Consultant at Hollis Line Machine is a very rewarding and challenging position, adapting to the ever changing work flow to keep up with the latest techniques in the machining of exotic metals and Stainless Steels to the demands of short lead time of deliveries and a “one of a kind” built to order P.O.’s add in customer satisfaction and safety and it keeps you on top of your game.

Working with a large multifaceted manufacturing company allows me to change gears in a moment to focus on new customer requirements and makes me a well rounded person

Manufacturing Engineer

Hollis Line Machine Co

May 2008 – November 2009 Hollis New Hampshire 03065

As a Manufacturing Engineer I work closely with production and play a key role by designing and implementing manufacturing methods, tools, and machines processes that supports the customer base for the CNC Large Turning, Vertical and Horizontal Machining job shop. Cost, quality and on time delivery are my goals in a low-volume, high mix production environment. As Mfg. Engineer one of my directives were to design and build semi-automated machines using SolidWorks to increase production and reduce the cost. I determined the operations required for fabrication, machining, 9 Axis CNC welding along with outside services and purchasing of components for assembly, and processing for large chamber pressure vessels and Fuel Cells. Using customer supplied parts drawings, in a verity of electronic file formats and other engineering material for completion. Another one of my key roles was the start up implementation and documentation of the manufacturing heat treat process for production, using the Ipsen vacuum 2 Bar nitrogen gas quenching, convection heating, graphite hot zone furnace. Developing new processes and programming of the citec compuvac control. Another one of my key roll directive were the programming of the 9 axis SmartTCP robotic mig welder using 3D Realize and SolidWorks 2009 software creating the solid model for welding, complying to all customer print designs and requirements.

11/06 – 5/08 Consultant Programmer, FWM Co., Inc. Hudson New Hampshire 03050

Responsible for the manufacturing of machine components, using Mastercam R8 programming, For the setup of the Okuma and Bridgeport Prototrak machining centers and Tsugami Laths.

EDUCATION

Certificate of Completion, New Hampshire Vocational Technical College Nashua NH

Certificate of Completion, Lunenburg Jr., Sr. High School Lunenburg MA 01462

LICENSES & CERTIFICATES

Certificate of Completion CGTech VERICUT training on software 2014

Certificate of Completion Pro Engineer PTC Creo for Manufacturing 2014

Certificate of Completion Pro Engineer PTC Creo for Solid Modeling 2014

Certificate of Achievment DMG/MoriSeiki Seimens 840D Programming 2013

Certificate of Completion Hypermill for 5 Axis Machining 2013 - 2014

Certificate of Completion Camworks for Multi Axis Machining 2013

Certificate of Completion Solidworks Solid Modeling 2009 - 2014

Certificate of Completion Ipsen University Oven Heat Treat Course 2008

Certificate of Completion Smart TCP Programming 9 axis robotic welder 2008

Certificate of Completion MasterCam Level I, II, III 3D multiaxis 2006

Certificate of Completion Management Orientation Program 1998

Certificate of Completion Caterpillar MCFA’s Operator Safety Training Course Forklift.

Certificate of Completion First Responder First Aid, CPR. American Red Cross. 1992

Certificate of Completion TekSoft CAD/CAM Programming course 1989.

Certificate of Completion Microsoft Office Management course. 1989

License CDL Class B, State of Massachusetts

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