Anthony Pietrzykoski
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Gaithersburg, Maryland 20877 Email: abhnre@r.postjobfree.com
Senior Management within Engineering or Research and Development
QUALIFICATION HIGHLIGHTS
HANDS ON ENGINEERING NEW PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT TEAM BUILDING
RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT EMBEDDED HW/SW DEVELOPMENT GLOBAL LEADERSHIP
MULTI-DISCIPLINED ANALOG AND DIGITAL CIRCUIT PROJECT MANAGEMENT
ENGINEERING DESIGN
SUMMARY
SUCCESSFULLY LED GLOBAL TEAMS OF OVER 60 AND CONTROLLED $6+ MILLION BUDGETS
TO DRIVE COST SAVINGS, BUSINESS PROCESS IMPROVEMENTS AND REVENUE GROWTH.
BUILT COHESIVE UNITS ABLE TO ACCOMPLISH LARGE AND SMALL SCALE, CUSTOM
DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS. HIGHLY EXPERIENCED IN RESEARCH AND THE FULL CYCLE
DESIGN OF HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE, ANALOG AND DIGITAL CIRCUITS FROM AUDIO TO
RF, FOR USE IN INSTRUMENTATION, CONTROL, TELECOMMUNICATIONS, AND
NETWORKING.
Professional Experience
MOOG KNOX VIDEO, GAITHERSBURG, MD 2006 TO 2010
(Manufacturer of audio and video routing and distribution products. )
Director of Engineering
. Delivered five new product in three and a half years.
. Reorganized the engineering department for greater effectiveness.
. Took core competence and focused on standard platforms.
. Strategic member of corporate engineering leadership team.
. Responsible for performance reviews, resource allocation and career
development of engineers..
American Engineered Products, Plains, PA 2002 to 2006
(Privately owned design and development company specializing in embedded
real-time hardware and software products. Cross-functional
responsibilities include strategic business planning and development,
oversight of the vendor selection and project management process, contract
negotiations and change management strategies.)
Vice President/Owner
. Initiate new products by planning, organizing, prioritizing, and
supervising research and development.
. Dispenses advice, guidance, direction and authorization to carry out
major strategic plans, procedures, best practices and benchmarking
consistent with established policies.
. Hire, train, mentor and provide leadership for all technical
recruiting, performance, and compensation reviews.
. Participate in design review meetings to assist product conception and
development.
. Provide technical support through the extensive use of computer aided
design software and development tools.
Concurrent Technologies Corporation, Johnstown, PA 2000 to 2002
(An independent non-profit research and development think tank. Brought on
board to temper rivalry and personality conflicts integrating three
disparate groups into one cohesive working group.)
Principal Staff, Program Manager, R&D
Working with the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, DARPA, I, was
involved with Villanova University, upgrading their capabilities from a
straightforward institution of higher education to an investigative
research organization.
. Achieved the creation of a single, reliable team, by bringing together
professors from two independent departments to work in tandem with CTC
personnel.
. Built team morale by leading in the identification and evaluation of
current and emerging technologies, determining appropriate
applications, facilitated meetings and building the correct team to
pursue the endeavor.
. Conceptualized the design of the system architecture.
. Strong technical experience working with wireless networks, GPS,
sensor nodes and communications
. Communicated requirements to team members and outside consultants,
ensuring team continuity.
. Collaborated with other programs, contributing expertise, and directed
the activities in biometrics and data fusion.
. Investigated alternate applications for the use of current
technologies. Worked with Carnegie Melon University in adapting the
project's MEMS devices for use within the human body.
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Monitel Inc., Cedar Knolls, NJ 1997 to 2000
(A privately owned national provider of remote machine-to-machine data
acquisition devices, with over $1 million in annual revenues. The company
pioneered the monitoring of remote high end imaging machines.)
Engineer
. Delivered component cost savings of 45% by initiating a program to
convert discrete designs utilizing an Intellectual Property (IP)
scenario.
. Formulated the system architecture for a wireless data acquisition
network deployed in the United States, Canada, and Mexico.
Successfully implemented a remote monitoring system that wirelessly
contacted a central database, transferring performance and cost
accounting information.
. Pursued strategic alliances with vendors and customers. Made
arrangements with a national wireless provider to share costs in
geographic areas, new to each company.
. Worked with external laboratories, meeting Underwriters and FCC
certifications.
. Planned and delegated work assignments and special projects to
subordinates, ensuring the maximum utilization of available resources.
. Appropriated funds for capital expenditures.
Time Warner Inc., Olyphant, PA 1988 to 1996
(Time Warner Inc. is the world's leading media and entertainment company,
whose businesses includes filmed entertainment, music, interactive
services, television networks, cable systems, and publishing. Progressed
through a series of positions and transitioned to management. Functioned
as a project engineer, principal designer, and department manager.
Maintained direct oversight for the development team and new product
development.)
R&D Manager (Warner Advanced Media Operations Inc. 1992 to 1996)
. Coordinated the activities of an international team of 17 companies in
developing the specification for the DVD. This activity required
travel to Japan, Europe, and across the United States every two weeks
for two years.
. Participated in the planning of "SD World", a two day conference and
workshop promoting the advantages of the Toshiba/Time Warner concept
of a video disc. Oversaw production of a 24 page full color brochure,
presenting a speech at the opening ceremonies, coordinating events,
and entertaining dignitaries.
. Explained the advantages of the Toshiba/Time Warner concept of a video
disc, by making presentations to movie and computer manufacturing
executives at their locations.
. Drove in the continuous improvement of the product development cycle
time and costs.
. Supported the work of manufacturing and outside suppliers in
identifying and rectifying manufacturing, component, and assembly
problems. Ensured that manufacturing considerations were taken into
account when new products were designed.
R&D Engineer (WEA Manufacturing Inc. 1989 to 1992)
. Created a test system to measure product quality. The system
consisted of a rack of devices with six identical chassis. Each
chassis contained seven microprocessors that communicated with each
other and a host PC. Each microprocessor monitored signals from
sensors, and perform signal processing analyses, determining product
adherence to specifications.
. Developed an injection molding monitoring system, ensuring press
temperatures, hydraulic fluid flows, pressures, and timings met
desired profiles.
. Worked with Engineering, Manufacturing, Sales, Marketing, and Quality
Assurance departments in optimizing designs for costs,
manufacturability, and customer satisfaction.
CD Mastering Engineer (Specialty Records Corp. 1988 to 1989)
. Authored a 64 page pamphlet "Recommended Measurement Techniques",
becoming the company wide procedure standard for quality control.
. Implemented and taught a six week course to technicians, educating
them in the use of microprocessors for instrumentation and measurement
techniques.
. Designed and installed a microprocessor system for monitoring laser
beam tracking during the master recording process. The system ensured
the recording beam maintained tracking to within 0.01%.
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Weston Controls, Archibald, PA (a Schlumberger company) 1982 to 1988
(Weston Controls developed instrumentation and control systems for nuclear
reactors, steam generators, and oil field exploration. Recruited to
establish the first microprocessor based instrumentation package for the
U.S. Nuclear Navy.)
Senior Development Engineer
. Designed a steam generator control system to monitor level, pressure,
temperature, flow and density of the secondary cooling loop. This
steam was used for electrical power generation and propulsion on
submarines and aircraft carriers.
. Designed critical microprocessor instruments for measuring the source,
intermediate, and power range of a pressurized water reactor for the
U.S. Navy. This endeavor marked the first use of microprocessors in
critical protective circuits.
. Devised a universal standard digital meter (SDM) for the U.S. Nuclear
Navy. The SDM was a microprocessor based device, utilized to display
reactor plant parameters in both bar graph and numeric formats.
. Held DOD secret and DOE "Q" level clearances.
GTE Sylvania, Seneca Falls, NY 1978 to 1982
(Manufactured direct view and projection cathode ray tubes (CRT) for the
television and monitor industry.)
Senior System and Instrumentation Engineer
. Instrumental in developing microprocessor based control equipment,
cutting the cost of picture tube manufacturing.
. Created a system to magnetize a ring inside a CRT to align the three
color beams. The system was later adopted by the company's European
factory in Belgium.
. Trained technicians and operators, in Belgium, in the use and repair
of a magnetizing system.
. Developed a system to measure beam positions on a cathode ray tube,
eliminating human error.
. Designed equipment that located a cathode within an accurate distance
from the control grid.
. Created a microprocessor system for measuring the decay rate (flicker)
of phosphors.
. Created a technique for measuring temperature inside a CRT operating
at 30KV.
. Supervised activities of college co-ops working at the company, and
trained and aided them in relating practical experience.
. Advised the production for Superior Design, a Junior Achievement
Company.
Education
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING - WILKES UNIVERSITY,
WILKES-BARRE, PA
Masters Candidate in Engineering Management - Drexel University,
Philadelphia, PA
Project Management Training - Project Management Institute, Washington
DC
U.S. Government Patents
PATENT #6,160,787 DECEMBER 2000
Multiple layer optical recording medium for use with two different
wavelength laser beams. This invention combines two half thickness
substrates, one containing DVD data and the other CD data, with a semi-
transparent layer allowing the same data to be utilized in a CD or DVD
player.
PATENT #5,812,506 September 1998
System and method for measuring and correcting for overshoot in a high
frequency (HF) signal generated by a compact disc player during testing of
a compact disc. An algorithm has been devised to correct errors occurring
in an analog data stream.
PATENT #5,315,107 May 1994
Compact disc counter arranged to minimize counting errors having a pair of
beams and a pulse counting means. A novel system of splitting a laser beam
and then recombining the beams after passing through a flat object to count
the objects was built.
Core Competency
AD HOC NETWORK, ARM, ASIC, BIOMETRICS, C, C++, CAD, CAE, CMM, CMMI,
COLLABORATIVE ENVIRONMENT, COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN, CPU, DATA FUSION,
DEBUGGING, DOCUMENTATION, DSP, EMBEDDED, FIRMWARE, FPGA, JAVA, MANET, MEMS,
MESH NETWORKS, MICROCONTROLLER, MODELING, PC, PCB, PRESSURE GAUGES, PWB,
R&D, REAL TIME, REMOTE SENSING, SCHEMATIC, SIGNAL PROCESSING, SIMULATION,
SPECIFICATION WRITING, SOFTWARE, TRANSDUCERS, UML, VISUAL BASIC, WIRELESS
NETWORK.