Engineering Engineer
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PaulR.Gaddie
Fisherville, KY. 40023
W: 502-***-****
aboz6v@r.postjobfree.com
Posted: 7/6/2004
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US-Authorized to work in the US
Preferred:
Full-Time
Salary: Negotiable
Will Relocate
Location:
USExperience: 35 Years
Status: Employee
Available: 9/1/04
Desired Occupation: Engineering and management
PAUL RAY GADDIE, Ph.D., PEIndustrial and Systems Engineer
Adjunct Assistant Professor, University of Louisville
Adjunct Assistant Professor, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University
912 Fisherville Road
Fisherville, KY 40023
aboz6v@r.postjobfree.com@win.net
Registered Professional Engineer in Industrial Engineering, Kentucky
Certified MODAPTS Instructor
Private Pilot Wings Phase III
Graduation
Schools Attended Dates Date Degree Department
U. of Louisville 8/92-12/97 Dec 97 Ph.D. Industrial Engineering
Naval Postgraduate School 6/83-9/83Sep 93 Certificate Aviation Safety
U. of California, Berkeley 1/80-4/80 Indust. Eng. and OR
Naval Postgraduate School 7/70-7/72 Jul 71 MS OR/SA Operations Research
U. of Louisville 9/65-5/70 May 70 BEE Electrical Engineering
Masters Thesis Title: A Modular Interface Design in a Human Factors Laboratory
Doctoral Thesis Title: Psychophysical Lifting Limits: A Comparison of Concepts, Lifting
Motion Characteristics and the Effects of Noise
Chairperson--Doctoral Committee: Dr. Waldemar Karwowski
Career Objectives: To teach and research at a major U.S. university.
ACADEMIC AWARDS:
1970 Cincinnati Post Award for Academic Achievement
1997 Industrial Engineering Graduate Student Award
EXPERIENCE:
National Societies:
Oct 03- presentVice President, International MODAPTS Association
National Committees
Dec 2-3, 1999 Industrial Engineering PE Pass Point Recommendation Committee
Dec 5-6, 1998 Industrial Engineering PE Pass Point Recommendation Committee
Dec 7, 1998 Industrial Engineering PE Problem Development Committee
Feb 1998 Provided ergonomics problem for Industrial Engineering 1998 PE exam
Dec 5-6, 1997 Industrial Engineering PE Pass Point Recommendation Committee
University of Louisville
Jan 2000 to presentAdjunct Assistant Professor, Industrial Engineering
May99 to Dec99Instructor, Industrial Engineering and Business School
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University-Extended Campus
Sep99 to presentAdjunct Assistant Professor,
Graduate Program
Industrial ConsultantJan 02-Mar 02Ergotech, Solvey Plant Layout
Nov00 Ergologic, Evaluation of a New Surgical Scrub Sponge
Nov99-Dec00UofL Research Foundation, Toyota TPAP Validation
Oct 99ISYS, Pizza Make Station Ergonomics
Sept 98
ISYS, Sandwich Shop Data Collection
May-June 98Integral Solutions, Sandwich Shop Data Collection
Mar 98 Ergologic, Shoe Friction Measurement
Jan 98 to presentCBI Systems,
software-structuring project
May 96 to Aug 96UofL L Research Foundation, US Postal Service Kinematics of Delivery
Methods
Jul 96 to Aug 96 Ergologic, USDA Kinematic Analysis of STL-Poultry (STL and Maestro
Eviscerator System (MES) Inspection Procedures
Feb 96 to Mar 96Ergologic, USDA Kinematics of Two Poultry Methods
Oct 95Biles and Associates, Plant consult with PlastiColors, Inc
.
Jun 94 to Sep 95Ergologic, US Postal Service Injured-On-Duty Workstation
Nov 93 to Jan 94Ergologic, Chemical Risk Assessment Methods
Jun 93 to Jul 95Brown and Williamson Tobacco Corporation,
Analysis of the Distribution
Laboratory
Graduate School,
University of LouisvilleAug 92 to Dec 97 Ph.D. Student, University Fellow
Received Industrial Engineering Graduate Student Award for outstanding research and
scholarship in the Graduate Program in Industrial Engineering.
Specialized in ergonomics, operations research and simulation while pursuing a Ph.D. in
Industrial Engineering.
Psychophysical Lifting Limits and Noise
Various Course Instruction
NIOSH 1991 Revised Lifting Equation Simulation in Slam II
Dynamic Risk Models of Low Back Injury
3-D Visualization of Low Back Injury Risk Factors
Neural Networks
TK Solver Problem Lab Development
Grumman Aircraft Systems Division
Feb 86 to Jun 92Senior Systems Engineer, E-2C Flight Test
Test Director JTIDS E-2C Integration.
Planned and conducted flight-testing of Joint Tactical Information Distribution System
(JTIDS) integrated into the E-2C Hawkeye carrier airborne early warning aircraft. The 4-
year effort consisted of over 300 flights in three software builds.
Advised US Navy on JTIDS multi-system testing.
Provided in house consultation to the Advanced Systems Department on the next generation
Advanced Tactical Support Aircraft about mission needs, artificial intelligence functions,
system displays procedures, and crew functions.
Provided E-2C weapon system operation and flight training to
Egyptian Air Force Weapon System Operators
Singapore Royal Air Force Weapon System Operators
US Coast Guard Flight Technicians
US Custom Service Detection System Specialists
As
Test Director of the E-2C Egyptian Tactical Tape Demonstration, conducted and
performed a series of mission flights to qualify the software program and aircraft.
Performed flight-testing of production and updated E-2C Hawkeye aircraft.
Participated in development testing of Update Group I and Group II Weapon Systems for E-
2C aircraft.
Qualified as Co-pilot and Weapon System Operator Instructor of the E-2C Hawkeye aircraft.
Naval War College, US NavyJun 84 to Sep 85. Assistant Director, Center for Advanced Research
Responsible for administrative support of student and staff research in strategic and
tactical employment of U. S. naval forces. Provided guidance, coordination of
administrative support, reviews and grade recommendations for over 45 projects conducted
by 70 researchers on topics of current concern to the Navy and the JCS.
Airborne Early Warning Squadron ONE HUNDRED SEVENTEEN (VAW 117)
Sep 82 to May 84. Mission Commander
Flight mission commander of the E-2C Hawkeye carrier airborne early warning aircraft.
Duties consisted of airwing and flight mission planning, airborne command and control of
airwing operations, operation of the Airborne Tactical Data System (ATDS) and liaison with
ship units. Accomplished one deployment to the Indian Ocean and western Pacific onboard
the USS ENTERPRISE CVA-65, including the first operation of a carrier battle group in the
Northern Pacific since WW II.
Jan 84 to May 84. Assistant to the Executive Officer
Conducted legal investigations and performed special projects on habitability and
operations.
Jun 83 to Dec 83. Squadron Safety Officer
Responsible for the Squadron Safety Program and the NATOPS Program the Naval Aviation
Tactical Operational Procedures Standardization Program. The Safety Program included both
aviation and industrial safety and was concerned with areas of hazard detection, accident
investigation, reporting, and safety training. The NATOPS Program consisted of training
and qualification for squadron pilots, naval flight officers, and flight technicians. The
Squadron was awarded the Chief of Naval Operations Aviation Safety Award for 1983 and two
Battle Efficiency Awards while assigned.
Sep 82 to May 83. Administrative Officer
Managed administrative and personnel functions for a 200 man squadron. Activities
consisted of correspondence, personnel record keeping, education, legal and Human Goals
programs.
Airborne Early Warning Squadron ONE HUNDRED TEN (VAW 110)
Apr 82 to Aug 82. Replacement NFO
Transitioned into the E-2C Hawkeye aircraft. Completed course at an accelerated pace with
a minimum number of training flights.
Motorola, Inc. Government Electronics Division
Jan 82 to Mar 82. Systems Engineer
Performed document research and analysis of government systems engineering requirements
and created a proposed systems engineering methodology for the Systems Engineering
Section.
Coordinated software program usage data for maintenance of section programs.
Managed the writing and submission of a proposal for design, manufacture, and test of
experimental optical waveguide diffraction elements.
Oct 81 to Jan 82. XM762 Electronic Time Fuse Human Factors Engineer
Designed and implemented a tailored MIL-H-46855B Human Factors Program for the XM762
Electronic Time Fuse Project.
Apr 80 to Dec 81. SOTAS Human Factors Engineering Task Leader
Responsible for the MIL-H-46855A Human Factors Program for both the Airborne Subsystem
and the Ground Station of the Army's Standoff Target Acquisition System (SOTAS). Program
consisted of plans, task analyses, design evaluations, and testing. Within six-weeks of
assignment, the ailing HFE Program which was failing Government reviews was acceptable and
producing desired contributions to the project. As task leader was responsible for all
aspects of the program--technical, financial, and personnel.
As an in-house software consultant for the SOTAS Project assisted software management in
reviewing software designs. Solely created the SOTAS Software Development Standards for
use on the project. This standards document was highly praised by the Government
representatives.
LOGICON, Inc. Tactical and Training Systems Division
Aug 79 to Apr 80. Systems Engineer
Supported the Marine Air Traffic Control and Landing System (MATCALS) Final Operational
Configuration (FOC) proposal effort. Assisted in planning, assessing resource
requirements, and defining project organization. Technical areas included software
development plan, configuration management plant and quality assurance plan.
Feb 79 to Jul 79. Technical ContractManager, Automatic Logic Board Tester
Managed the LOGICON Model 1500 Series Automatic Logic Board Tester Program. Created an
organization to produce and market the Tester to the Government via a GSA contract. Duties
consisted of project planning, budgeting, contracting, technical design, marketing, and
reporting.
Oct 78 to Jan 79. Technical Contract Manager, MATCALS Display and Data Link Software
Managed display and data link applications software for the MATCALS (Marine Air Traffic
Control and Landing System) Command and Central Subsystem (CCS) Level I system. Was
responsible for directing efforts of detailed design and coding of TADIL B, TADIL C and
Totalscope Display software of the MATCALS CCS Applications Program.
Jul 78 to Sep 78. Chief Programmer, MATCALS Display and Data Link Software
Provided technical direction for display and data link software and was LOGICON'S
representative to the MATCALS Software Configuration Board.
Dec 77 to Jun 78. Design Team Leader, MATCALS TADIL B Software
Using techniques of top-down design, chief programmer team concept and structured
programming, led a design team that produced the TADIL B software in the MATCALS CCS. Also
individually produced the initial definition of interface signals and common database for
the MATCALS CCS.
Apr 77 to Nov 77. Systems Analyst, MATCALS
As a systems analyst for the MATCALS, individually produced:
a. TADIL B Requirements for MATCALS CCS
This study defined equipment and functions for implementation of TADIL B in the MATCALS.
b. MATCALS Support Facility Library
This report defined library functions and equipment needed to support the software
development effort.
c. TADIL B section of the Program Performance Specifications for the MATCALS Control and
Central Subsystem Level I.
d. TADIL B section of the Program Design Specifications for the MATCALS Control and
Central Subsystem Level I.
Developed demonstration software for a UYK-20 computer to OD-93 display system.
U. S, Naval AviationJul 72 to Jan 77. Naval Flight Officer, Various squadrons
Trained and designated a Naval Flight Officer, qualified as an operator of the Navy's
Airborne Tactical Data System and was subsequently assigned to Airborne Early Warning
Squadron ONE HUNDRED THIRTEEN. Progressed to mission commander. Accomplished two
operational deployments to the Western Pacific onboard the USS ENTERPRISE. Participated in
Operation FREQUENT WIND--the evacuation of Saigon (1975). Duties included assignments as
Administrative Officer, Personnel Officer, and Material Control Officer. Squadron was
awarded the first AEW Excellence Award and the Battle Efficiency Award while assigned.
Received a Letter of Commendation for performance as Officer-in-Charge of Refresher
Training Detachment.
Naval Postgraduate SchoolJul 70 to Jul 72. Graduate Student and Instructor
While pursuing a Masters degree, designed an interface to integrate several items of
human factors test equipment with a digital computer. After graduation was retained as an
instructor in the Man Machine Design Laboratory and implemented thesis design creating a
data acquisition system. Also assisted students to develop and conduct human factors
experiments.
Human Performance Laboratory,
University of LouisvilleSep 67 to Jun 70. Laboratory Assistant
Assistant to Drs. Alluisi, Coates and Morgan.
As an undergraduate co-op student, designed and constructed electromechanical and solid-
state equipment for human factors experimentation including an interface to a PDP-12
computer.
Assisted in human factors experiments in areas of data collection, reduction, and
presentation of results.
US Naval Reserves
Rank: CommanderAug 87 to Dec 94. Individual Ready Reserve
Aug 86 to Jul 87. Safety Officer,
VAW 1086
Nov 85 to Jul 86. NFO Flight Training Officer, VAW 88
Apr 82 to Sep 85. Active duty, Reserve Officer
Aug 79 to Mar 82. NFO NATOPS Officer, VAW 1285
Performed standardization training and gave qualification examinations for VAW 1285 and
VAW 88 Naval Flight Officers.
Sep 77 to Jul 79. NFO Flight Training Officer, VAW 1285
Managed the training for 15 naval flight officers assigned to VAW 1285.
May 70 to Jan 77. Active duty. Regular Officer
Society and Organization Membership:
Institute of Industrial Engineers
Association of Old Crows (Electronic Warfare) Life Member
Alpha Pi Mu Industrial Engineering Honor Society
Eta Kappa Nu Electrical Engineering Honor Society
Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia Honorary Music Fraternity
Cherokee N482P Club
Refereed Publications:
Other Publications:
Ward
Plans, Proposals, Design Documents and Reports:
Kinematic Analysis of STL-Poultry (STL and Maestro Eviscerator System (MES) Inspection
Procedures, Ergologic, a report submitted to the US Department of Agriculture FSIS S&T,
Ergologic, Inc., Louisville, Kentucky, 1996.
Kinematics of Two Poultry Inspection Methods: A Pilot Study, a report submitted to the US
Department of Agriculture FSIS S&T, Ergologic, Inc., Louisville, Kentucky, 1996.
Usher, J. S., Gaddie, P. R. and Grieshaber, G. A., Analysis of the Distribution
Laboratory at Brown & Williamson Tobacco Corporation, Department of Industrial
Engineering, University of Louisville, Louisville, Kentucky, 1993.
Gaddie, P. R., E-2C JTIDS Integration Flight Evaluation Test Report, Draft, Grumman
Aerospace Corporation, Bethpage, NY, Jun 1992.
Gaddie, P. R., E-2C JTIDS Integration Flight Evaluation Data Release #2, Weapons Systems
Section Data Release No. TT-123-I-O-VA-587,
Grumman Aerospace Corporation, Bethpage, NY,
25 January 1991.
Gaddie, P. R., E-2C JTIDS Integration Flight Evaluation Data Release #1, Weapons Systems
Section Data Release No. TT-123-I-O-VA-586,
Grumman Aerospace Corporation, Bethpage, NY,
30 March 1990.
Gaddie, P. R., E-2C JTIDS Integration Flight Evaluation Test Plan, TED 123-3.69, Grumman
Aerospace Corporation, Bethpage, NY, 9 January 1990.
Gaddie, P. R., CAR Plan, Center for Advanced Research, Naval War College, Newport RI. 6
August 1984.
Proposal Technical Optical Waveguide Diffraction Elements, 6217-214, Prepared for United
States Air Force, Air Force Systems Command, Aeronautical Systems Division/PMREA, Wright-
Patterson AFB, Ohio, Motorola Inc., Scottsdale, Arizona, 5 March 1982
.
Gaddie, P. R., Human Engineering Design Approach Document--Operator for XM762 Electronic
Fuse, 12-P00133W, Motorola Inc., Scottsdale, Arizona, 19 January 1982.
Gaddie, P. R., Human Engineering Plan for Advanced Development of the XM762 Electronic
Time Fuse, 12-P00131W, Motorola Inc., Scottsdale, Arizona, 16 September 1981.
Gaddie, P. R., Human Factors Engineering Report of the SOTAS Ground Station Demonstration
of 15 July 81, 99-P02638Y, Motorola Inc., Tempe, Arizona, 20 August 1981
.
Gaddie, P. R., SOTAS Ground Station Software DevelopmentStandards, 99-P00780U, Motorola
Inc., Tempe, Arizona, 5 January 1981
.
Gaddie, P. R., SOTAS Human Factors Engineering Program Plan, 5035957, Rev. C, Motorola
Inc., Tempe, Arizona, 8 January 1981
.
Gaddie, P. R., SOTAS Human Factors Engineering Design Checklist, 5041295, Motorola Inc.,
Tempe, Arizona, 9 October 1980.
Gaddie, P. R. and Robinson, D. (INSGROUP), SOTAS Ground Station Analysis of Operational
Prompts, Warnings and Alerts, Technical Memorandum No. 2799- 2049, Motorola Inc., Tempe,
Arizona, 26 June 1980.
Gaddie, P. R., SOTAS Human Factors Engineering Program Plan, 5035957, Rev. B, Motorola
Inc., Tempe, Arizona, 17 June 1980.
Gaddie, P. R., SOTAS Human Factors Engineering Program Plan, 5035957, Rev. A, (Complete
re-write) Motorola Inc., Tempe, Arizona, 23 May 1980.
Proposal for the Three Thousand Ton Surface Effect Ship Controls Software Program
Support, Proposal No. 801911, Prepared for Rohr Marine, Inc., Logicon, Inc. 7 December
1979.
Gaddie, P. R., Configuration Management Plan for Marine Air Traffic Control and Landing
System, Prepared for Naval Electronics Systems Command, Logicon, Inc., 5 December 1979.
Gaddie, P. R., Quality Assurance Plan for Marine Air Traffic Control and Landing System,
Prepared for Naval Electronics Systems Command, Logicon, Inc., 5 December 1979.
Gaddie, P. R., MATCALS Support Facility Library, Prepared for Naval Electronics Systems
Command, Logicon, Inc., 1978.
TADIL B section of the Program Design Specifications for the MATCALS Control and Central
Subsystem Level I., Prepared for Naval Electronics Systems Command, Logicon, Inc.,
Confidential, 1978
TADIL B section of the Program Performance Specifications for the MATCALS Control and
Central Subsystem Level I., Prepared for Naval Electronics Systems Command, Logicon,
Inc., Confidential, 1978
Gaddie, P. R., TADIL B Requirements for MATCALS CCS, Prepared for Naval Electronics
Systems Command, Logicon, Inc., Confidential, 1978.
Courses Taught:
University of LouisvilleMay 95 to presentAdjunct Assistant Professor, Industrial Engineering and Business School
Summer 2004
IE 340 Work Measurement and Methods (3cr)
IE 530 Industrial Safety Engineering (3cr)
Spring 2004
IE 415 Introduction to Operations Research (3cr)
EM 570 Engineering Design Economics (3cr)
IE 683 Human-Machine Systems Design (3cr)
Fall 2003 Semester
IE 570 Engineering Design Economics (two sections) (3cr)
Summer 2002 Semester
IE 340 Work Measurement and Methods (3cr)
CECS 542 Computer Control and Realtime Programming (3cr)
Spring 2002 Semester
IE 570 Engineering Design Economics (3cr)
IE 683 Human-Machine Systems Design (3cr)
Fall 2002 Semester
IE 570 Engineering Design Economics (two sections) (3cr)
Summer 2002 Semester
IE 340 Work Measurement and Methods (3cr)
CECS 542 Computer Control and Realtime Programming (3cr)
Spring 2002 Semester
IE 570 Engineering Design Economics (3cr)
IE 683 Human-Machine Systems Design (3cr)
Fall 2001 Semester
IE 570 Engineering Design Economics (3cr)
IE 530 Industrial Safety Engineering (3cr)
Summer 2001 Semester
IE 340 Work Measurement and Methods (3cr)
IE 570 Engineering Design Economics (3cr)
Spring 2001 Semester
IE 681 Human Performance (3cr.)
Fall 2000 Semester
IE 570 Engineering Design Economics (3cr)
IE 683-75 Human-Machine Systems Design (3cr)
Summer 2000 Semester
IE 340 Work Measurement and Methods (3cr)
IE 530 Industrial Safety Engineering (3cr)
Spring 2000 Semester
IE 570 Engineering Design Economics (3cr)
IE 681-91 Human Performance (3cr)
Lecturer
Fall 99 Semester
IE 570 Engineering Design Economics (two sections) (3cr)
ISDP 170 FORTRAN (2cr)
Summer 99 Semester
IE 340 Work Measurement and Methods (3cr)
ISDP 170 FORTRAN (2cr)
Guest Lecturer
Spring 1998 Semester
IE 685 Human Reliability, substitute lectures
IE 680 Human Factors, substitute lectures and Laboratory instruction
As graduate student
Fall 1997 Semester,
IE 585 Man-Machine Models, substitute lectures
Spring 1997 Semester
IE 685 Human Reliability, substitute lectures
IE 683 Human-Machine Systems Design, substitute lectures
Fall 1996 Semester,
IE 575 Fuzzy Sets and Systems, substitute lectures and problem labs
IE 585 Man-Machine Models, substitute lectures
Summer 1996 Semester,
IE 570 Engineering Ergonomics, substitute lectures
Spring 1996 Semester,
IE 570 Engineering Ergonomics, substitute lectures
Spring 1995 Semester,
IE 516 Operations Research II Probability Models (3cr)
IE 587 Human Aspects of AMT (3 Wk Substitution)
IE 570 Engineering Ergonomics, substitute lecture
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, Extended Campus, Ft Knox Center
Oct 99 to PresentAdjunct Assistant Professor
Spring 2 2004 Semester
MNMT 511 Operations Research (3cr)
Spring 2004 Semester
SFTY 321 Ergonomics (3cr)
Spring 2 2003 Semester
ANSI 604 Human Factors in Aviation(3cr)
Spring 2003 Semester
BA 511 Operations Research (3cr)
ANSI 603 Aircraft and Spacecraft Development (3cr)
Winter 2002
BA 603 Operations Management (3cr)
Spring 2002 Semester
BA 511 Operations Research (3cr)
Winter 2002
BA 511 Operations Research (3cr)
Winter 2001 Semester
BA 511 Operations Research (3cr)
Spring 2000 Semester
SF 320 Human Factors in Aviation (3cr)
Winter 2000 Semester
BA 511 Operations Research (3cr)
Fall 1999 Semester
BA 511 Operations Research (3cr)
ITT Education Services, Inc.
Mar 99 to Jun 99 Instructor, Microprocessors and Physics
Spring 1999 Quarter 6
ET 322A Microprocessor Theory (3cr)
ET 322B Microprocessor Lab (3cr)
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