Mechanical Engineer Engineering

David Robert Soucy

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Education

Franklin Pierce Law Center Concord, New Hampshire 2009

Juris Doctor, cum laude

GPA 3.33 / 4.0 scale, class rank top 30%

Member, Student Intellectual Property Association

Student Ambassador, Franklin Pierce Law Center Office of Admissions

Tutor, Franklin Pierce Law Center Academic Success Program

University of New Hampshire Durham, New Hampshire 2003

Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering

GPA 3.19 / 4.0 scale

Engineering-in-Training Certificate. New Hampshire Serial No. 3965.

Received semester honors designations from the College of Engineering and Physical

Sciences.

Team Leader for Senior Design Project that designed, manufactured and developed a cost

analysis for an amphibious all-terrain vehicle.

Bar Admissions

Member of the Bar, State of New Hampshire, admitted 2009.

Member of the Bar, United States District Court for the State of New Hampshire, admitted

2009.

Admitted to practice before the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office. Registration No.

65512.

Professional Experience

Extern BAE Systems Electronics & Integrated Nashua, New Hampshire Fall 2008

Solutions

Assisted with sales and licensing of patents, developed a patent portfolio analysis,

conducted patent infringement analyses, and drafted trademark clearance opinions.

Intern DEKA Research & Development Corp. Manchester, New 2007-08

Hampshire

Drafted patent applications and responses to office actions.

Participated in inventor interviews and obtained invention disclosures in support of

patent prosecution.

Conducted prior-art searches relating to the development of intellectual property

strategies for ongoing research and development projects.

Mechanical Engineer Department of the Navy Kittery, Maine 2003-06,

2007-Present

Welding Expert. Who wrote, reviewed and approved welding procedures. Instructions

provided weld designs, material designations, material specifications and

Non-Destructive Testing (NDT) requirements (MT, PT and ET).

Created technical work instructions for repairs to seawater ball valves, hydraulic

actuators, high-pressure-air-firing valves and low-pressure-air valves while assigned to

the Ship Availability Planning and Engineering Center (SHAPEC). Reviewed system

drawings consisting of elevation, section, plan and arrangement views, cabling diagrams

and test pressure diagrams in preparation for creating technical work instructions.

Wrote supporting documents, including but not limited to, Liaison Action Requests (LAR),

maintenance standard and test procedure User Activity Comment Sheets (UACS), and

Availability Work Package (AWP) change requests.

Material Reviewer. Who reviewed and concurred on Job Material Lists (JML) for repair of

critical ship systems.

Performed visual inspections of sealing surfaces and calculated o-ring diametrical

clearances and gland depths to determine appropriate repair method while assigned to the

Inside Machine Shop engineering group. Wrote technical work instructions involving the

following repair methods: machineable epoxy, metallic-shaped sleeves/shims,

electroplating and machining. Participated in production meetings with shop supervisors

by providing status reports for ongoing Combat Systems Department (CSD) production work.

System Leader. Provided Weapon Systems hydrostatic, tightness, and operational test

procedures, including acceptance criteria to certify Shipyard maintenance work on ship's

equipment while assigned to the USS PROVIDENCE (SSN 719) project team. Operational

testing involved electro-mechanical systems interfacing with hydraulic, air, and

seawater system fluids. Participated in planning meetings regarding scheduling and

performance of production work. Created new work estimates and provided component unit

phases of work and technical work instructions while assigned to the USS HARTFORD (SSN

768) project team.

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