Career Summary:
A results-oriented Electrical System Engineering Professional with over 14
years of successful experience in vehicle systems integration, validation
and feature functional testing. Strong technical leadership with vehicle
specific HS/MS-CAN messages and diagnostics skills. Exceptional team
building strength with recognized problem solving expertise. Self-motivated
and continually demonstrates the ability to meet timelines within budget.
Education:
Master of Science in Engineering Management, April 2002.
University of Michigan-Horace H. Rackham School of Graduate
Studies, Ann Arbor, Michigan.
Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering, December 1996
Lawrence Technological University, Southfield, Michigan.
Work Experience:
FORD MOTOR COMPANY, DEARBORN, MI (10/97-07/09)
VEV-Vehicle Evaluation Verification Vehicle Systems Engineer
(08/07-07/09)
Responsibilities include:
. Performed vehicle level feature functional validation tests for
all new models for 2010MY and beyond.
. Created a Master MS Project "Generic" Test plan that includes
maximum complexity test time and defined all configurations
required for all possible requirements/features on a vehicle.
. Determined and reported vehicle PASS/FAIL status to the management
based on the test results with the first cut root cause if there
to be a failure.
. Prepared all vehicles for SPDJB testing readiness - Method 3
configuration, New Boot loader download, Method 2 inhale/exhale,
programmed keypad for new modules, programmed/configured all tires
for TPMS testing.
. Performed SPDJB feature functional testing and RKE range testing
with all possible levels of SPDJB Micros and their respective
software versions.
. Conducted RQA on several Pre- and Post Durability vehicles,
reviewed all wire harnesses and packaging issues and their
resolution plans with the EDS engineers and suppliers.
. Executed a lead role in reduction of vehicle level testing by
replacing them with Hardware-in-the-Loop (HIL), Buck/Rig,
Electrical Breadboard or other lab testing.
EESE-North America Car Platform Infotainment Systems Engineer
(05/06-08/07)
Responsibilities include:
. Developed GAP radio and Center Stack Display Attributes
Engineering Specification (DAES).
. Performed ISDV testing on the 08MY infotainment System (e.g. NGN,
MGM-SYNC etc.) to functionally validate and ensure the software
consistency with IESS spec.
. Developed and maintained electrical and customer Body Network
Interfaces for the IESS specification.
. Created and managed Infotainment HS/MS-CAN message guide to ensure
their existence in the vehicle specific message list for the
Netcom Application Engineers to sign off on their respective
programs.
EESE-North America Car Platform Network Communication Engineer
(05/04-05/06)
Responsibilities include:
. Created and maintained Vehicle Serial Communications message lists
for primary networks implementing HS/MS-CAN, SCP, and UBP
protocols on vehicle programs.
. Developed and maintained vehicle specific Network Communications
DVP for diagnostic and multiplex testing of all primary networks.
. Performed Multiplex and Diagnostic DV testing on electrical
breadboards and test vehicles.
. Developed Vehicle Specific Configuration Specification and Work
Shop Manuals.
. Developed and assisted Vehicle Operation for End of Line (EOL) to
validate new Body/Chassis/Electrical EOL Test Strategies in
support of all prototype builds.
EESE-North America Car Platform Systems Engineer
(06/01-5/04)
Responsibilities include:
. Designed & released electrical/electronic system specifications
(EESS) & logical/physical subsystem schematics to support vehicle
design specification (VDS).
. Established functional test plans, conduct packaging feasibility
studies, and produce reports to ensure system compliance to system
design specification (SDS) requirements.
. Developed electrical breadboard to verify system design & validate
functional requirements.
. Developed boundary diagrams, p-diagrams, FMEAs and managed
supplier engineering Statement of Work and Target Agreement
development.
. Facilitated compatibility/reliability reviews, program action
meetings and technical design reviews (TDR).
. Delivered warranty improvements through in plant containment, root
cause analysis and unexpended warranty reduction utilizing Six
Sigma and 8-D methodology.
. Analyzed and maintained DVP&Rs, Deviations, SDS, Illustration
sheets, Health charts, Process Sheets, EDS harness drawings, WERS
Notices/Concerns, Component ICDs, CAE results.
EESE Systems Core & Applications CAE System Engineer
(6/99-06/01)
Responsibilities Include:
. Developed behavioral models for advanced prototype systems such as
Navigation System, Rear Audio Video Entertainment, Smart Wiper
System, Tire Pressure Monitoring System etc.
. Validated and tested functional specification using various CAE
simulation tools.
. Facilitated design level debugging of complex systems.
. Designed and simulated advanced user interfaces for various
systems.
. Administered and maintained software applications on multiple
platforms and provided user support and managed training classes.
Controls & Integrated Systems Controls Engineer
(7/98-6/99)
Responsibilities include:
. Developed various procedures to verify plant floor equipment
readiness for Y2K.
. Created and executed various lists of devices, applications, and
health charts.
. Identified steps required to mitigate risks to manufacturing
operations and estimated the time and cost to fix plant floor and
controls systems.
. Reviewed the manufacturing process of the tooling at the vendor's
shop.
Vehicle Operations General Office Process Engineer
(10/97-3/98)
Responsibilities include:
. Provided the required plant interfacing that involved upgrading
and installing windshield and backlight glass automation
equipment.
. Implemented new and innovative techniques to reach the
optimization of assembly process by integrating PCs, PLCs and
other control systems.
. Projects included capability studies in launch, data gathering and
coordination efforts between plant, vehicle operations and
vendors.
BRL & CO., ANN ARBOR, MI (3/98-7/98)
Controls Engineer
Responsibilities Include:
. Identified and analyzed possible barriers that may hinder the
development of the strategic solutions.
. Upgraded software specification and operation for control and
monitoring strategies.
. Engaged in a special purpose computing cost assessment and risks
in plant operations facilities and control areas.
D&B Engineering, Warren, MI (01/97-10/97)
Electrical Engineer
Responsibilities Include:
. Performed diagnostics / evaluation / fixes of various operational
issues (PLC5 & SLC-500 debugging).
. Assisted engineers on hydraulic, pneumatic and instrumentation
systems during installation and start up.
. Collected and displayed real time machine data using different
communication protocols (Ethernet, DH+, MB+ and serial
communication port RS 232-422).
Technical Skills:
Vector CAN, neo- VI PRO/RED, Vehicle Spy, NGS/WDS Diagnostic Tools, Ford
Vehicle Network Tool, CANdb++, Six Sigma Certification, C, Matlab, Unix,
Statemate, State-flow, Simulink, Altia graphical tool, Allen Bradley PLC,
MS-Office.
References: Available upon request.