Johnny Lee
Montebello, California, 90640
Home Phone: 323-***-****
Cell Phone: 323-***-****
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SUMMARY
Industries: Aerospace, Defense, Bomb Racks, Satellite, Space Rocket,
Commercial Aircraft, Commercial Vehicle, Commercial Gases, Oilwells and
Biomedical Fields
Technologies: Designed, developed, integrated test and troubleshot various
system components on the EV, fuel cell technologies
Electronics: Electronic PCB, components design, test equipment design and
test on analog, digital, RF, video-camera and others
Testing: Testing, verification and validation on missile control and
guidance systems, subsystems (LRU, SRU) and others
Research: Researched and analyzed system requirements, independently
verified and validated software on the Multi-flow Controller Gas System,
Robotic Arms, CCATTD Tank, bio-medical Programmer at Pacesetter
ACCOMPLISHMENTS
- Designed, developed, integrated and troubleshot the (Radio Frequency,
digital, analog, video, audio, video-camera, optics, hybrids, fuel cells,
bomb racks and other communications such as Radar Cross Sections, etc.).
Manual and Automatic test stations, equipment, and integrated fault
isolations of the circuitry from system down to component levels. Generate
failures analysis, test procedures, test reports, test plan, data tracking,
data recording and data reduction using Data Acquisition Systems.
- Provided technical support to solve hardware and software problems and
major redesigning on interface devices (test adapter fixtures, receiving
test equipment, etc.) included wiring and cables, active and passive
circuitry in addition to changes and upgrades of hardware and software
programs
- Developed computer generated engineering test documentation for all
aspects of product design and testing in accordance to the MIL-STD-461,
704, 810, 2167A, 2168, 810, ISO 9000, 9001, DO-160, DO178B and DO254 and
other specifications
- Developed system integrated test specifications to test with Eagle
Programmer Product (Implantable Cardioverter Device, Defibrillator System
Analyzer), developed Application C and its supporting software on the Sun
workstation
- Designed Interface Test Adapter (ITA) fixtures, developed Test Program
Sets (TPS) software and integrated with the system, units, line replaceable
units (LRUs), subassembly replaceable units (SRUs) utilizing IEEE-488/RS-
422/1553B/ARINC-429/RS-232/VME/VMI/VXI/USB or other buses on the manual and
automatic test stations
- Supported management, customers and technical reviews such as schedules,
costs, estimate and forecast of works, evaluate and review of functional
performance and operational requirements. Also experiences in
communication, technical managements and customer's skills.
- Conducted training of hardware and software programs to technicians.
- Experienced in aerospace design, test setups on fixtures for Pressures,
Loads, Vibration and hands-on testing.
- Experienced in reading and interpreting engineering drawings, contracts
documentation and government or industry standards and specifications.
COMPUTER SKILLS
- System: IBM PC, HP 300 Series, HP 1000, Macintosh, US Logic, VAX/VMS,
Novell Networking (LAN) and WAN (Ethernet), Microsoft Windows 2000, Excel,
Power Point, Sun UNIX Network Software Environment (NSE) etc.
- Software: C (LINUX, TRU64), ADA, BASIC, Visual BASIC, Lab View, Java,
ATLAS, Assembly, FORTRAN, WordPerfect, MS Word, MultiMate, LOTUS Notes, MS
Visual C++, CAD (CALCOMP, AutoCAD, IVIS Graphics, CATIA, Cadence/Spice),
Power Point, MS Visio, CANalyzer, MS Outlook, Excel, etc
EDUCATION
- Bachelor of Science Degree - Electrical Engineering, University of
California, Los Angeles
- Research Certificates:
. HP-1000 Disc Based Operating System
. RTE Programmer and System Management
. B-1B Atlas Test Application Program
. Program Development Station (PDS) Operating System
. B-1B System Protocol Language and System Software on MATE DAV, DIG, RF
and EW Test Stations
. C Real-Time Embedded Software Application Program using UNIX Operating
System.
. Attend Lab View courses and seminars with National Instruments in Irvine
and Anaheim, California.
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
10/09 - 5/10: Mid-Com Corporation - Anaheim, California
Consultant to Whittaker Controls Corporation (Meggitt Controls System),
North Hollywood, California - System Test Engineer
Embrear Legacy 450/500 Pneumatics System - Designed, developed, setup,
integrated with the UUTs (Fan Air Valve unit, Anti-ice Shut of Valve (SOV)
unit, Pressure Regulator (PR) Shut-off Valve (SOV) unit, Pack Backup Shut-
off Valve (SOV), Single or Cross Bleed Shut-off Valve (SOV) and
Recirculation Shut-off Valve(SOV)) and Labview software. ATP generation
and tests were run with test technicians. All data and graphs were
presented to managements and customer's reviews.
Also designed, developed, setup, tested and troubleshot facility and test
rigs wires, plumbing connections include valves, transducers and
temperatures (cold, hot and ambient). Designed, setup and integrated with
simulated aircraft Massellian Valves such as Dump Valves, SOV Valves,
PRSOV, Hot Valves, Cold Valves, pressures (transducers, gauges, air),
temperatures, Test Racks (1 and 2), lab view software and UUTs. Test
Racks consist of BITE such as emergency shutoff (safe ON/OFF switch) button
which connected to solenoids via SOV, PRSOV, Dump valves, Hot Valves and
Cold Valves relay switches. All valves are also connected to terminal
strips via the Agilent U8002A power supply 30Vdc 2.0A. Also, all the T/C,
valves and transducers' wires are connected to NI PXI-1050 chassis include
SCXI-1303, SCXI-1120C, PXI-6704, PXI-6238 and other NI peripherals such as
IEEE488, etc. Motor Controller Assemblies are powered by 115VAC 3 60Hz and
140VDC 15A Mini Mega pack power supply. ARINC 600 test box (will include
ARINC 429, ARINC 629, CAN and AFDX buses' wirings) was also connected to
140VDC 15A Mini Mega pack power supply. Honeywell PSC will also test on
Rack 2 which will be integrated into the simulated Embrear aircraft system.
Currently, the Meggitt pneumatic system (without Honeywell PSC system) are
integrated, verified and validated with air and water pressure 500 psig, 70
psid and temperature 1000 F with the UUTs, valves and Labview software in
accordance to system specification of RTCA DO178B and RTCA DO254.
ATP procedures are for technicians to test the UUT, calibration test plans
are for equipment and components calibrations, and repair plan are for
equipment and components' replacement in case of troubleshot and remove and
replacement are necessary.
4/09 - 6/09: Bartech Group - Grandville, Michigan
Consultant to Eaton Corporation, Los Angeles, California - Test Engineer
The following procedures were written and tested in the Eaton Laboratory:
ATP, QTP, Delta QTP, QTR, Engineering Notice Change drawings, schematics,
test plans, and other failure reports in accordance to MIL-STD-704, 461,
810 and RTCA-DO-160, 154 and IPC specifications. Supported test
technicians to troubleshoot, analyze and corrective action for failure
analysis. Wrote failure reports (on valves, plugs, solenoids, brakes, etc)
and recommended corrective actions to fix the failure analysis problems.
Maintained test stations included hydraulics (fluid, pressures, oil, fluid,
air flows, gauges, etc.), pressure transducers, UUT, test equipment,
thermal and vibration chambers, calibrations, thermocouples, temperature
data loggers/recorders, temperature controller, flow meters, test cables,
test boxes, test valves, signal conditioner, power supplies, DVM,
oscilloscopes, function/pulse generators and others. The tested UUT
included Winch Hoist Control Modules for Boeing; Valve Directive Control
4W3P, 2 GPM Vickers Fluid Power Equipment for Lockheed JSF Hydraulic
Systems; Valve Parking Lock and Transfer Brake System for Boeing Defense
and Space Group; Isolation Valves for Boeing Commercial Airplane; and
others. Also participated in system design reviews; system components
selections, designed, developed and tested on the microprocessors
components such as Microcontroller systems MPC563, Motorola 6833UM, Intel
8051 (microcontroller 8-bits), Intel 87C196 (16-BIT High Performance CHMOS
Microprocessor circuit or datasheet) Zilog Z80 series microprocessors,
DSPs; and other embedded logic: microcontrollers, microprocessors,
infrared, IrDA, communications, TV subsystems); digital and analog systems
and others.
7/08 - 1/09: YOH Engineering Services - Orange, California
Consultant to National Oilwell Varco - Orange, California - Senior Test
Equipment Engineer
The software varballs were created in the CompactFash for Transocean
Inspiration AFT Auxiliary, RDS Hydro Oseberg South PRS-4i, Dave Beard PRS-
5, PRS-6, GSP PRS-8i, PLS-5 GSP VCR and others. The varballs were generated
in java scripts and/or Labview software includes TCPIP, Object Oriented
Programmimg .csv files, etc. Verification, validation and integration were
simulated on the Rigs Supply Interfaces which connected to Electrical
Interfaces, Fluid Interfaces, thread Compensation Hydraulics (on arm
carriages), Pneumatic Interface (pneumatic valves assembly, gas feeds
assembly, flow and hydraulic pressure gauges, inlet and outlet pumps,
plumblings and others), Hydraulics Handling Tools (Single Joint Elevator
and Flush Joint Elevators), Test Fixtures, Derrick Remote I/O Power
Junction Box and Beckhoff Single Board Controller Control System included
microprocessors such as Intel 87C196, Motorola 68332, Zilog Z80, Intel 8051
Texas Instruments and others. The Junction Box, SBC Control Systems and the
lab top computer were connected with Profibus Cables (Fiber/Copper) to
Optical Link Module via the Test Enclosure and LAN Cables. The Compact
Flash was inserted into the Profibus J-Box and the computer was turned to
ON. Hydraulics Pump (3000 psi) and Power were also activated. The Operator
and the Debug Monitor Screens were activated in the Factory Acceptance Test
Main Menu. "E-Stop Master Relay", "Maintenance Relay", "Proximity Sensor
Indicator", and "Hydraulic Pressure Indicator", other "Indicators and
Switches" were forced to turn ON by enabling the "decoded, forced Enabled
and Value" in the "Debug Monitor Screen". The SBC Controller Boxes was used
to move or control the Robotic Arm (Craw, Roller and Grip) forward,
backward, left, right, used the jaw assembly to crap the 9.75" steel pipe
to put into the proper position and others. Debugged, troubleshot,
adjustment of software and hardware using Electrical Interconnect
Diagrams/Schematics, Hydraulic/Pneumatic Schematics, I/O Mapping,
Objects.csv and saved the files after simulation tests were satisfied.
Any software discrepancies or failure analysis and corrective actions
during tests were reported on the "Tracker.uri", so management had more
visibility on the problem reports. Wrote FAT test procedures using Word to
write the text and Visio or CAD to generate layout or test setups. Trained
test technicians and support manufacturing personnel with technical
assistance to test with the test procedures.
9/06 - 6/08: YOH Engineering Services - Orange, California
Consultant to Sergeant Fletcher Incorporation - El Monte, California -
Senior Test Engineer
Small Diameter Bomb (SDB) Rack and Carriage System - Designed, developed,
integrated and maintained Carriage System Test Set (CSTS) and its test
cables (1760, Telemetry, MMSI) connected to UUT (SDB Carriage System). The
Boeing MUX-CSTS is powered by 115VAC 3 400 HZ, internal 28VDC and 270VDC
power supply, DMM, BITE, other electronic cards such as Digital and Analog
I/O, MUX, 1553 Bus, etc and integrated with Boeing Visual Basic Software
in accordance to DO-160 testing specification. The UUT SDB Carriage System
contains of Carriage Main Harness, four accumulator assemblies (two on each
side), one Telemetry Interface, one 1760 Interface, one Carriage System
Control Electronics (CSCE) and one Compressor Assembly. The Compressor
Assembly consists of a motor, a coalescer, a filter and a fan which powered
by 115VAC 3 400HZ and 28VDC power supply which applies from the facilities
power. This sub-system will enable and pressurize fully to 5104 psi and the
motor will be disabled with the fan kicks in to cool off the motor while
the coalescar will split out the pressure every 10 seconds. The time to
enable and disable the compressor system took 20 minutes. Next 10 minutes
to stabilize and hold the pressure and another 10 minutes to check and
measure the pressure drop rate of <11.6 psi/minute. The total time to
complete the pressurization system is approximately 40 minutes.
The SDB Carriage System will test in Environmental Stress Screening using
thermistors, pneumatic valves assembly, pressurized hydraulic pumps,
valves, gauges and plumbings to test at (ambient, cold (-30Fand -5F) and
hot (140F and 158F)) for 3 full cycles took 2.5 days to complete. If
sampling plan (ambient and one cold cycles) takes day to complete. Each
cycle of tests will run Function Checkout (FCO) and Pressure Checkout
(PCO). The ESS test procedure was written and sent to Boeing for approval.
Trained test technicians to run the MUX-CSTS test set connecting to the
four UUT. Next, the SDB Carriage System will go through Vibration Chamber
which vibrates at 3g on three (Lateral, Longitudinal and Horizontal) axis
with three accelerometers connected on each test. The setup and integration
with "CSTS and its test cables (MMSI, TM and 1760)" and "Vibration Start UP
Test" take 3 hours to complete. The vibration test will run only FCO test.
Then, the Carriage System has to setup at Acceptance Test Procedure (ATP)
Test Stand 7A which simulates the bomb ejections on four stations in the
order of 3, 1, 4 and 2. The Test Stand 7A contains of Pylon Mounting
Structure, Bomb Rack SK404582 connected on top of the SDB Carriage System,
Data Recording System, 4 simulated bombs and ejection systems. The Data
Recording System uses Lab View 7.2 includes TCPIP, Object Oriented
Programming and DAQ (PXI-7851R) to control and record data from the four
bombs' ejections. The data consists of EOSV (Position vs. Time, Velocity
vs. Time and Position vs. Velocity). The ATP test procedure was written and
followed by test technicians to run FCO test, Single Weapon Station
Ejection (with pressure) takes 20 minutes and 10 minutes to stabilize
pressure at 4988 psi (total time 30 minutes) to complete. Next, bombs 3, 1,
4 and 2 start with data recording and ejections on individual tests
respectively. Excel data, graphs and test reports were presented to Boeing
customers and internal QA for sell-off the SDB carriages.
- Designed, developed and integrated Main Wire Harness Test Fixtures and
Test Set Cables (MMSI, TM and 1760) Test Cables' Fixture using CATIA and
programmed 1500 Horizon software with Horizon testers to troubleshoot and
test any failed Carriage Main Harness and Test Cables on Continuity and Hi-
pot testing.
- Trained test technicians how to troubleshoot failed SDB Carriages and its
components, test set and its cables, software, the test equipments and
others in accordance to the Test Plans.
Pneumatic Bomb Ejection Rack (PBER) System - Designed, developed,
assembled, maintained the Lockheed-Martin PBER Rack which consists of FWD
end-housing Gas Feed and AFT end-housing Gas Feed. Between the gas feed the
valve assembly and conduits were installed. Inside the valve assembly,
there are two orifices and spring loaded plunger connected. PBER Interfaces
have four hooks; fill valve; manual release shaft; test connector and four
solenoids' assemblies. Also, use hydraulic pressure pumps, valves, gauges,
plumping carts. Also connect to N2 gas tanks to test the Pneumatic Bomb
Ejection Rack. The ATP was written to perform the FCO and PCO tests before
the PBER Rack was connected to the Pylon Mounted Structure beam and the
simulated 2000 lbs bomb loaded on the ATP Test Stand 7B.
QTP was written in accordance to DO-160 test specification to test the PBER
Ejection Rack at thermal ESS with nitrogen gas connected to pressurize up
to 5700 psi. Next, the PCO was performed at ambient, cold (-40F) and hot
(160F). Then, the two string pots connected to PBER to measure the EOSV
data. Two cameras were also placed near the Ejection pitch to monitor the
FWD and AFT hooks, motion of the released bomb and other test equipments.
The NI DAQ (PXI-7851R), Lab View software and another computer were used to
collect EOSV data and ejection of the bomb.
- The PBER Rack was setup and installed upside down into the Vibe Fixture
on the Vibration Table at three (Longitudinal, Lateral and Vertical) axis
respectively. The three accelerometers were connected to the test fixture
to record the vibe data at 40g. The vibe tests were tested how long the
PBER components can survive by reviewing the vibe data, FCO data and other
software data. After the three hours vibration was done, the FCO test was
run in accordance to the ATP to observe the PBER Rack can survive the vibe
testing.
If any components on the PBER racks failed on the hardware, software, UUT
and its components, string pots, potentiometers, test cables or test sets,
the Notice of Test Deviation or Anomaly (NTDA) was written by the test
technicians. Test Engineer (TE) will respond to NTDA and the approval of
Project Engineering (PE) and Quality Engineering (QE). QE will create a Non-
conforming Material Report (NCMR) Number and TE will write test plans to
troubleshoot the failure analysis and root cause. The test plan is reviewed
by PE and QE. Test technicians or TE will execute the test plan. The final
recommendation of the test plan is presented by TE to PE and QE for
approval to close-out the test plan and NCMR and NTDA on both SDB and PBER
Programs.
03/06 - 08/06: Engineering Resource Incorporation - Andover, Maryland
Consultant to Smith Aerospace - Corona, California - Senior Test Engineer
767 Global Tanker Transport Aircraft (GTTA) System
Wing Aerial Refueling Pod (WARP) System
- Reviewed customer, Boeing requirement specifications, drawings,
schematics and other essential procedures and reports.
- Developed, integrated, verified, maintained and setup WARP System for
Aircraft to be tested with DO-160 and ISO 9001 qualified Flight Control
WARP ATE Aerial Refueling Test Stand (ARTS) includes Electrical Control
(400 HZ Power, 200VAC, 0.5 Amps), Winch Control Load Cells (Winch ON/OFF,
Winch Tensions 0-900lbs, Velocity, Acceleration, Winch Set point, Winch
Feedback, etc), Hydraulic Control (Motor1, Motor2, Circulation Motor,
Directional Valve, Hydraulic Pressure 0-3500 psig, Displacement 0-50 feet,
Temperature 0-500 degree C), Fuel Control (Inlet, Outlet, Temperature,
Circulation Pump, Fuel Shutoff Valve Closed/Open, Receiver Valve
Closed/Open, Main Pump ON/OFF, Warning Lamp ON/OFF), Fuel Subsystem Control
(Pump Pressure 0-300 psig,). Flow Control 0-30 gpm, flow differential fault
"enabled/bypass". "Update" switch, Fuel Tank, Pneumatic Auxiliary Mission
Equipment), Hydraulic Subsystem Control (Inlet, Outlet, Reservoir
Temperature, Reservoir Pressure, flow rate, pump temperature, pump
pressure, motor, etc), ARTS Facility data acquisition, software Lab View,
use of "DOORS" technology and others.
- Connected to WARP test stand includes RS 232 Display, RS 422 Display, RS
429 Console, External Power Supplies (28Vdc), Drogue Valves, Ram Air
Turbine (RAT), System Hydraulic Pressure Transducer, DVM, Signal Generator,
Network Analyzers and Oscilloscope.
- Validated and verified, tested and sold off 767 GTTA WARP System
Integration/Verification Test Procedure, QTP, QTR, AS 8.560 Rev. B
(software continuous built-in-test) with Smith QA and Smith managements.
This includes deliveries of software, data graphics (using Mat lab
simulation, data acquisition, etc) and software specifications. Also,
writing software Problem Reports (PR); Failure Report, Analysis and
Corrective Action System (FRACAS) reports to customers and Smith
managements. All data are to be verified by Boeing customer, QA and Smith
QA.
- Generated Test Plan, Test Procedures, trained and supported technicians
to test the WARP test stand, units, test procedures and other test
equipments.
- Participated daily meetings, assignments, schedules, PDR, CDR, direction
to the successful completion of development test programs and to ensure
compliance to contractual test requirements through development and support
of processes, plans, report, procedures and others such as ATP, QTP, QTR,
etc.
Hydraulic Drum Unit (HDU) System:
- Developed, integrated, verified, maintained and setup HDU System for
Aircraft to be tested with DO-160 and ISO 9001 qualified Flight Control ATE
HDU Aerial Refueling Test Stand (ARTS) includes Electrical Control, Winch
Control Load Cells, Hydraulic Control, Fuel Control, Fuel Subsystem
Control. Fuel Tank, Pneumatic Auxiliary Mission Equipment, Hydraulic
Subsystem Control, ARTS Facility data acquisition, software Lab View, use
of "DOORS" technology and others
Supported & loaded system software on RS422 display. Verified & validated
the execution of software without any errors on RS232.
Validated and verified all software, hardware including
setup/implementation, validation, testing on test fixtures, test stands and
documentations in the final checkout in accordance to ISO9001, MIL-STD-
2167A, 2168, 810, etc are met. Dry Run with the redlined acceptance test
procedures. (ATP, QTP, QTR and others). Updated and revised the acceptance
test procedures (ATP, QTP, QTR) on formal testing or validation with
customer QA, in-house QA and management teams. Documented and analyzed all
test results including document on Failure Analysis Reporting (FAR),
submit, presentation and approval from Failure Review Board (FRB) to take
corrective action on the failure analysis reports (FRACAS). Then, after
corrective actions were tested, re-submitted to FRB for closure and
documented on the Failure Mode and Effect Criticality Analysis (FMECA). The
FRACAS was documented for lesson learned to apply on the next project. All
deviations software, hardware, procedures and results must be approved by
customer QA and the Engineering Teams.
- Generated Test Plan, Test Procedures (ATP, QTP), trained and supported
technicians to test the HDU test stand, units, test procedures and other
test equipments.
- Trained technicians to test the WARP test stand, units, test procedures
and other test equipments.
- Worked with other test engineers to troubleshoot the Flight Control Panel
Test Box which powered by 28Vdc and 115VAC 3 400Hz. The Geared Flight
Control Box test box consists of Geared Actuators, Horizontal Stabilizer's
Actuators, Wing Flap/Slap Systems and others. Also, Pilot Control Panel
consists of Fly-by wire throttle Quadrants, Artificial Feel, etc.
- Also familiar with electromechanical hardware and measuring devices such
as Resolvers, RVTDs, LVDTS, strain gauges, loads' cells, loads' cells
display, load cells' conditioners and others.
09/05 - 03/06 Celerity Incorporation - Yorba Linda, California - R & D Test
Engineer
Multi-Flow Controller System
- Developed, integrated, maintained and setup Sam Sung (field returned) MFC
28 units, 203 units, 207 units to test with N2, SF6 and other gases to be
verified with Visual Basic software that the units are all in good
condition. Worked with EMI/EMC testing with spectrum Analyzer to eliminate
noise and RF interference to MFC units
Ratio Flow Splitter System
- Developed, setup test equipments, System Development test station (using
Diagnostic Card) to connect to the RS-485, DeviceNET, Visual Basic and C
software, power supplies (24 VDC), UPC (500cc N2 and He) gases, output
vacuum pump (30 psig) and RFS units for integration.
- Validated, data collection with thermal chamber (hot and cold
temperatures) with 216 and 215 PCB boards of RFS units and DiagTool
software.
PMRC Multi-Flow System
- Developed, setup test equipments, System Development test station (using
Diagnostic Card) to connect to the RS-485, DeviceNET, Visual Basic and C
software, power supplies (24 VDC), N2 and He gases, output vacuum pump (30
psig), RFS cards, 215 cards, 274 cards, 2 power supplies (5V and 15V) cards
for integration.
- Validated, data collection with thermal chamber (hot and cold
temperatures) with 216 and 215 PCB boards of RFS units and DiagTool
software.
02/04 - 09/05 VOLT Technical Services - El Segundo, California
Consultant to Northrop Grumman Corporation (Space Rocket/Satellite System)
- Capistrano Test Site (CTS), Capistrano, California
- Staff Software Engineer
- Designed, developed, integrated, maintained and supported CTS LAN and WAN
(Ethernet) networks and its test equipments and software C (Linux, Veritas,
Red Hats, TRU64, etc), in the whole CTS test facilities.
- Research, develop and maintain support of Space Rocket Systems.
Consultant to Northrop Grumman Corporation Space/Satellite System: - Senior
Test Engineer
- Designed, developed, troubleshot, integrated, documented, verified and
integrated, evaluated on the Fixed EHF Converter (FEC) ATE Test Set/Station
with Advanced EHF Gimbal Drive Antenna (GDA) Low Noise Amplifier (LNA)
Unit, FEC Unit includes FEC Slice and Power Converter, MIC and MCM, and its
Lab View software includes TCPIP and Oriented Object Programming. The ATE
test station equipments includes RF sweepers, RF power meters, vector
network analyzers (VNAs), spectrum analyzers, waveguides and waveguide
couplers, coaxial cables, and high voltage power supplies up to 14 kV and
others.
- Also responsible for designing, developing, troubleshooting, integrating,
documenting and verifying on the Advanced EHF Nulling Antenna Downconverter
(NAD)/Slice with MCM and MIC ATE Test Set/Station with Advanced EHF NAD
Unit and its Lab View software.
- Also responsible for testing with Environmental Stress Screening using
thermistors, pneumatic valves assembly, pressurized hydraulic pumps,
valves, gauges, pipes and plumbing to test at (ambient, cold (-30F) and hot
(140F)) for 3 full cycles and took 1 day (8 hours) to complete. Each cycle
of tests will run Functional and Pressurization Tests. The ESS test
procedures were written and given to test technicians for redline test.
Also, trained test technicians to run the ESS test setup and connection to
the UUT test such as GDA, LNA, FEC and NAD. Next, all the UUT would go
through Vibration Chamber which vibrates at 10g on three (Lateral,
Longitudinal and Horizontal) axis with three accelerometers connected on
each test. The setup and integration tests took 3 hours to complete. The
vibration test would run functional tests with all UUTs.
- Responsible for developing, troubleshooting, integrating, documenting and
verifying on the Advanced EHF Digital Built In Self Test (BIST) and BITE
Test Set/Station with Advanced EHF Phased Array Controller (PAC) Input
Output 2 (IO2) Plug In Unit, Digital Signal Processing (DSP) techniques and
its Visual Basic software.
- Generated ATP, QTP, ATP and QTP test reports, failure analysis test
procedures, test reports and other specifications.
- Trained test technicians to run LNA Unit, FEC Slice and FEC Unit, FEC
Test Set and PAC IO2 Unit and BIST Test Sets.
02/96 - 01/04 VOLT Technical Services - El Segundo, California
Consultant to General Motor Advanced Technology Center - Torrance,
California - Senior Test Engineer
Electrical Vehicle (EV1) System:
- Designed, developed, troubleshot, integrated, documented and verified on
the Power Electronics Systems included Inverter Power Controller, Power
Drive Controller, RF Communication Control System, Automotive Propulsion
System.
- RF Communication Control System includes RF PCB components design,
building, set-up, testing with written ATP, QTP, QTR and other
specification which included EMI/EMC testing in accordance to FCC and DO-
160 testing requirements.
- Also, responsible for assisting design engineers for characterization the
design of the RF board level testing on components (life cycle tests)
includes RF attenuation, tuning amplification, monitoring MUX, ADC,
oscillators and other high speed I/O data with VNA, DCA, power meters,
input signal generators, input power supplies, etc.
- Responsible testing and debugging on the RF board level tests such as
analyzing failure analysis and correcting failure actions with replacing
components to the RF boards. Re-run the tests to make sure the board was
in working conditions
- Using Auto CAD to draw up schematics and assembly drawings.
- Trained Technicians to run the RF Station, RF Communication Control
System, ATP, captured and monitored data using DATAQ Instrument DI-710 DATA
Logger wired thermocouples into the thermistors and other essential tasks.
Hydrogen Fuel Cell System:
- Designed, developed and tested on the EV1 and GAPC Boost Systems using
GAPC Boost Units and Power test station. The designed test stations
included IEEE-488 bus, its equipment (inductive measuring devices, magnet
measuring devices, etc.), software CANanalyzer and Lab View,
Matlab/Simulink and autocoding, ESS (Environmental Stress and Strain)
vibration and thermal chambers setups (include chamber shocks, air bags,
accelerometers, test fixtures, test stands, test plan development and
evaluation, control system such as strategies and logic, programming, data
recording, data capturing, data reduction and data analysis), coolant
carts, test fixtures and other pneumatic equipments such as Strain gauges,
pressure gauges, flow gauges, data logger for thermal temperatures,
thermocouples, thermistors, elastic and plastic pipes, plumbing, power from
facilities (115VAC, 3 60HZ), power plugs (120VAC 3 60HZ, 115VAC 3 60HZ,
etc) and others.
- Also assisted test engineer lead to test with powertrain wheels and
engine measuring temperatures, pressures, noises with test station's
equipments such as gauges, oscilloscope, power supplies, power meters,
function generators, vector analyzers, DVM, DAQ cards and others using Lab
View software to test, verify, validate, analyze, evaluate and maintain the
vehicle.
- Interfaced with customers on reviewing test specifications such as test
plans, evaluated and designed test fixtures. Generated test documentation
such as detailed test procedures, hazard assessments, configured test
equipments, conducted tests and documented test plans and results.