Guy Kennerly
PH: 586-***-****
Email: abnh1v@r.postjobfree.com
Resume of Guy N. Kennerly
OBJECTIVE:
Obtaining a position that will allow for the optimum use of my past experience as
well as present me with the opportunity to acquire new skills.
WORK EXPERIENCE:
General Dynamics Land Systems(HRU)
38500 Mound
Sterling Heights, MI 48310
Automated Test Engineer (5/2008-8/09)
Responsibilities included: Interpret specifications to design, develop, and integrate ATE and
submit engineering changes (ECNs) for any discrepancies found. Design, develop, integrate, and
maintain automated test programs and associated HW for various ATE platforms, subsystem
emulators, Data Acquisition systems, and real-time embedded systems. Designed test software
to perform Power Analysis, logic Analysis, and specific Data Analysis. Design cost effective
electronic test interface adapters, cables, special test circuits, signal conditioning, data acquisition
circuits down to component level. Develop necessary documentation to department standards;
design reviews, electronic schematics, BOMs, wiring diagrams, basic mechanical drawings,
software flow diagrams, acceptance test plans, engineering test plans, risk analysis, test plans,
and project plans. Lead and coordinate electronic and mechanical fabrication, modification, and
repair by communicating effectively with engineers, technicians, and bargaining unit staff from
both inside and outside organizations. Maintain fielded Test Systems at various locations,
worldwide, traveling to remote locations and using remote access tools via the intranet. Repair
and modify systems as needed to ensure continuous support for Manufacturing and Logistics.
Prepare weekly progress status and maintain performance metrics for all assignments. Prepare
and present status charts for program office, and customers as needed. Demonstrate problem
solving skills to expedite completion of all test system development tasks and ensure timely
project completion. First in the automated test group to design, develop and integrate vision
based technology for target acquisition. Developed proof of concept for IRAD project. Designed,
developed, and integrated for weapon station. Last project was to create automated test stand
(ATE) for electro mechanical weapon station with the ability to test and validate to the Critical
Item Development Specification (CIDS). The ATE was able to read gyro data, encoder data and
communicate to two motor drive assemblies to position the weapon station in both azimuth and
elevation at various rates. This enabled the automated test stand to have motion control of the
weapons station assembly. Upon obtaining motion control and adding custom circuitry and gigabit
Ethernet cameras to support vision based technology, the ATE was automatically able to visually
drive to acquire targets for boresighting with sub-MIL accuracy.
Chrysler (Aerotek)
Hybrid Development Center
1860 Technology Drive
Troy, MI 48083 USA
Battery Management Systems Engineer (10/2007-5/2008)
Responsible for the Battery Pack Control Unit (BPCM) HW specification and HW and SW
validation. The work involved interfacing with other areas of Hybrid Development Center,
especially High Voltage System consisting of the battery pack, DC/DC converters, Inverters,
IGBTs, and power MOSFETs, Other areas included Core Controls, and Vehicle Integration,
Platform Teams, HDC partners, and suppliers. Responsibilities included: Developing HW
requirements for the battery pack control unit. Performing reviews with the supplier for Battery
Pack Control Units and battery systems HW. Develop HW concepts derived from system level
requirements. Define specifications for battery system diagnostics. Develop and perform testing
procedures for battery system diagnostics. Develop schematics for specific development tools.
Support testing on battery and vehicle level for battery controls. Support vehicle prototype builds,
plant builds and testing.
Allied Transportation Technology
1405 Comber mere Drive
Troy, MI 48083 USA
Park Assist Systems Engineer (6/2006-10/2007)
Deigned Park Assist system for GM and Chrysler. Module design consisted of
schematic design, component selection, board layout and simulation, and generation
of firmware. Conducted design validation studies, DFMEA, PFMEA, DRBTR,
HALT, EMC and failure assessments. Provided guidance on the software validation
requirements for new product development. Responsible for developing and
implementing design validation master plans, authoring protocols, executing
protocols and writing final reports for design validations. Additionally, lead cross-
functional teams (Validation and Development) to identify design and process
validation strategies requirements, critical design parameters, critical design attributes
as well as acceptance criteria. Provided training on validation methods and
procedures to staff engaged in development and validation, as appropriate. Interfaced
with Development and Manufacturing Engineering in coordinating the selection,
procurement, installation and validation of software and hardware for new products.
Created custom software and hardware to support validation testing.
Motorola
15201 Mercantile Drive
Dearborn, MI 48120 USA
Advanced Systems Knock Engineer (6/2003/6/2006)
Worked with a highly motivated team of engineers in redesigning of Panasonic Heads Up
Display with a Star 12 to extend capabilities for better graphics and added control over
the CAN line for vehicle information, entertainment, and navigation systems. Using the
Star 12 microcontroller, created a simulator with a LCD display that controlled
automotive ultra-bright LEDs by selecting different LEDs for various patterns and
controlling brightness through PWM for Chrysler. Independently establish field and
laboratory conditions required to test and evaluate vehicles by performing chassis
dynamometer, engine dynamometer, and track testing. Also, created test plans, signal
simulators, signal conditioners, and data acquisition system for dynamometer testing.
Independently performed knock analysis and location studies with engine dynamometer,
knock sensors, accelerometers, amplifiers, and data acquisition equipment. Analyzed
data with custom built MatLab scripts, that automatically loops through the data and then
plots and saves figure data as bitmaps that could then be easily put into knock reports.
Member of module misfire development team who’s responsibilities include
development, process starting with defining system requirements, developing the
specification and all the system documentation including failure mode effects analysis
(FMEA ), Quality History Review, Design Validation plans, Robustness demonstrations,
timing plans, release packages, Software Calibrations, and development of diagnostics.
Axsys Technologies
2909 Waterview Drive
Rochester Hills, MI 48309 USA
Development Lab: Sr. Engineering Technician (2/2000-6/2003)
Worked with detailed designs during fabrication and assembly of experimental
equipment and machinery. Worked with a progressive team involving engineers,
technicians, and production personnel. Independently establish field and laboratory
conditions required to test and evaluate prototype assemblies for project engineers.
Developed test equipment involving mechanical, optical, electronic, and metal fabrication
technologies. Created circuit card assembly (CCA) test fixtures using PLDs, Micro-
controllers, and SMD technology. Created semi-automated test fixtures using Visual
Basic Data Acquisition software for checking signal presence, frequency, amplitude, and
other signal characteristics. Developed lab conditions to precisely verify optical,
mechanical, and electrical conditions involving speed stability (ppm), jitter (ns), clocking
(arc-seconds), vibration, etc… Familiarity with the use of essential electro-optical
equipment including lasers, lenses, beam expanders, collimator, telescopes, optical
detectors, oscilloscopes, frequency generators, frequency analyzers, watt meters, etc. for
test apparatuses. Assisted in the design of (FSM) Fast Steering Mirror for a free space
optical system (FSO) used for point to multipoint LAN communication. Aided in the
creation of facility database for recording acceptance test data. Traveled to customer
facilities to aide in the development of new designs. Traveled to vendor’s sites to
implement and train personnel on new test equipment. Laser Safety Officer (LSO)
responsible for compliance and training of facility and personnel to OSHA and ANSI
standards. Experienced in designing test equipment for military by using mil-spec
components, generating MTBF reports, and working to ITAR (International Traffic in
Arms Regulations) Standards.
Pennsylvania National Guard
Armament Missile System Technician (6/1996-6/2000)
Maintained and troubleshot all electrical and electronic systems of aircraft's fire control
system and its components comprised of: wing stores/ ejector racks, closed loop servo
hydraulic turret systems, and air data systems.
United States Navy
Avionics Technician (6/1992-6/1996)
Maintained and repaired electronic communication systems, in-flight navigation, and
detection systems on aircraft. Duty Assignment I level. Trained to bench test components
of as well as maintain radar systems, radar, tactical displays, IFF/SIF equipment, radar
altimeters, Doppler navigation equipment, radio navigation equipment, analog computing
devices, communications systems, CIC and electronic counter measure equipment, laser,
fiber optic, and infrared devices, recorder systems, and aircraft digital data systems.
JOB-RELATED EXPERIENCES:
Cad Software: Orcad, Protel 99se, Altium, Eagle, Autocad, Visio, Express PCB
Office Software: Excel, MS Word, Access, MS Project, Power Point, My-SQL
Programming Software: C, C++, Visual Basic, Lab View Realtime, Labview
Vision, Time view, Code Warrior, MatLab, Vector CAN Tools
Hardware: Altera, Pic, Stamp, MC68HC908, MC9S12
Communications: CAN, MIL-STD-1553, Zigbeee, Ethernet, Bluetooth.
JOB-RELATED CERTIFICATES AND LICENSES:
FCC (GROL) License
CET Journeyman
Laser Safety Officer