Engineer Quality Control

JOHN LISCIO

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CAREER OBJECTIVE Seeking a position in the field of Test Engineering primarily related to applied

design and development with programming applications.

EDUCATION Pennsylvania State University, The Behrend College, (8/97 – 5/00)

Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering Technology

GPA 3.8 (Summa Cum Laude)

Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, NY (8/94 – 12/96)

Electrical Engineering Major, Earned 64 credits

SENIOR PROJECT Worked with an engineering company to design a micro-controlled cooling

system for a new cardiac instrument.

WORK EXPERIENCE

Lab Manager Aurora International Test Laboratory, Aurora, OH (7/10 – present)

Responsible for laboratory's purchasing and annual budget. Supervise lab

personnel and conduct performance reviews. Oversee outside commercial

testing.

Lab Engineer Aurora International Test Laboratory, Aurora, OH (10/07 – 6/10)

Developed automated tests for Energy Star qualification of compact fluorescent

lamps. Provided direction for lab technicians. Maintained document control for

lab audits.

Test Engineer TB Woods Inc., Chambersburg, PA (5/00 – 9/07)

Main responsibility entailed using LabVIEW to create programs that

automatically test AC motor drives. Developed programs to validate software

and conduct performance testing. Lab duties that include building proto-type

circuit boards and assisting R&D engineers with testing procedures.

Construction Inspector PennDOT, Mercer, PA (6/97 – 8/97)

Tested quality of cement used in building bridges. Recorded daily amount of

materials (asphalt, guard rail) used in road construction.

EXAMPLE PROJECT: AUTOMATED THERMAL TESTING

Problem: New AC drives need testing in a thermal chamber and under load. The process took many hours in

which technicians spent a lot of their daily time babysitting the tests.

Solution: Using LabVIEW I automated the thermal testing which involved controlling multiple devices: AC

drives, load dynes, oscilloscopes, and data acquisition units. My final design allowed the technicians to setup a

series of tests that could be run without manual oversight. The data was collected and graphed in MS Excel.

Benefit: Testing time was cut in half because tests could be run overnight and on weekends. Technicians were free

to work on other projects. Remote monitoring was even built in to control the tests from a home PC.

COMPUTER SKILLS

Software: MATLAB, LabVIEW, PSpice, LogicWorks, ProEngineer, AutoCad, MS Office

Programming Languages: C, C++, VBA, Java, LISP, Pascal, Basic, Assembly, Ladder Logic

Operating Systems: Windows, Unix

RELEVANT COURSES AC & DC Motors Digital Signal Processing

Advanced Microcontrollers Communication Systems Programmable

Logic Controllers Technical Writing

Quality Control Control Systems

HONORS Dale Carnegie Leadership Training for Managers

Graduated with Summa Cum Laude from Penn State

Penn State and Rensselaer Dean’s List

First place at Edinboro Invention Competition

Top Sharon High Senior in CAD drawing

National Honor Society

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