Stephen Deneweth
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Saint Clair Shores, MI 48081 **********@*****.***
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Education: Major: Bachelor of Science in Plastics Engineering Technology: May 2005
Associate of Applied Science in Plastics Technology: May 2003
Ferris State University, Big Rapids, MI
Major: Masters of Business Administration: Expected Graduation 2011
Kettering University, Flint, MI
Experience: Applications Engineer, March 2008 to March 2009
INCOE Corporation, Troy, MI
Engineered, drafted, and managed hot runner manifold systems dependent on material, shot size, and
application using the latest technology including Opt-flo, dual pin actuation and multi-tip technologies
Performed and analyzed Mold Flow fill analysis on applications determining product capabilities before hot
runner manifolds were designed
Managed projects from development stage through production launch, monitoring progress and profit
margins
Responsible for all International accounts including Shanghai, Hong Kong, Singapore and Germany
Project Engineer/ Advanced Manufacturing Engineer, April 2006 to February 2008
US Farathane, Sterling Heights, MI
Principle contact for all pre-production program activities, as well as primary leader for manufacturing and
launch related activities from award through launch
Daily responsibilities included managing cross functional teams, performing program cost estimating,
reviewing contracts, maintaining budgets and managing milestone deliverables
Regular interface with Design, Engineering, Purchasing, Manufacturing, and Supplier Quality
Actively pursued material and efficiency savings for current and quoted products through process and design
improvements
Program Manager/ Engineering Position, July 2005 to April 2006
Black River Plastic, Port Huron, MI
Responsible for program specific design manufacturability and identification of potential cost savings
Manage timing, testing/validation, performance, functionality, and supplier responsibilities for assigned
programs
Managed information flow to appropriate staff, through APQP infrastructure and internal documentation
Managed PPAP process responsibilities and assigned employees to obtain full PPAP status
Plastics Internship/ Process Technician, May 2004 to December 2004
Clarion Technologies, South Haven/ Caledonia, MI
Optimized processes on gas assist and two shot injection molding machines
Performed rheology and gate seal studies to optimize injection molding cycles
Reduced cycle times to create cost reductions on production parts
Plastics Internship, May 2003 to August 2003
Hicks Plastic Company, Utica, MI
Ensured production on four machines, and supervised production for five operators
Troubleshot problems associated with decorating, including vacuum metallizing
Plastics and Rubber Lab Technician, August 2003 to May 2004
Ferris State University, Big Rapids, MI
Performed maintenance and repairs on injection molding machines
Optimized cycles and ran sample parts on 50 – 275 ton injection molding machines
Disassembled, repaired, and changed molds on a regular basis
Activities: Recreational Sports – Hockey, 4 -Wheeling, Refereeing, Golf, and Softball.
References: Furnished upon request