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KEVIN POGANY
3028 BOLGOS CIRCLE
ANN ARBOR, MI 48105
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SUMMARY An experienced professional in the area of business process
re-engineering system development and management for both the Business
and Engineering communities.
COMPUTER Visual Basic 4.0, C, C++ familiarity; MS Access, Oracle
Designer 2000 CASE, AutoCAD KNOWLEDGE UNIX, DOS, Windows 3.1, 95, and
NT operating systems, advanced Internet/WWW expertise EDUCATION
Carnegie Mellon University,
Pittsburgh, PA Bachelor of Science:
Mechanical Engineering
- May 1993 University of Michigan, Dearborn, MI
Masters of Science
candidate: Computer and Information Science -
Currently enrolled
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
MAY 1993
- UNITED TECHNOLOGIES AUTOMOTIVE, Dearborn, Michigan. A Full
Service Supplier PRESENT (Tier 1) of automotive electrical
distribution systems and components.
Software Engineer/Project Leader, Systems and Process Management JAN
1996
- PRESENT - Developed fully functional process prototype for a
completely new tool management process. - Placed in the role of
project leader with the responsibility for both the development and
implementation of the full-scale version of the prototype tool
management system. - Defined, and currently identifying resources for
a CASE-based client-server development team which will support the
development of the above mentioned production tool management system
as well as any future CASE developed, client-server based, process
re-engineering projects. - Participant on a process improvement team
responsible for re-engineering the way information is disclosed
throughout the business unit.
Engineering Prototype Software Developer, Product Engineering Dept.JAN 1995
- DEC 1996 - Responsible for the development of several
engineering process improvement prototype applications. All prototypes
were user directed with very little management intervention. -
Prototyped a Data Warehouse linking various aspects of engineering and
manufacturing from both a data and process standpoint. The
demonstrated time savings and quality improvement potential helped
lead to a full-scale, company-wide data warehousing initiative. -
Developed an intelligent AutoCAD processing system utilizing a new
internal drafting standard to produce automated bills-of-material,
continuity maps, and exception reports. - Developed and implemented an
electrical component expert system for use by the entire UTA
engineering community. - Prototyped a graphical interrogation system
which interprets CAD plot files, producing
continuity maps and relative component positions which are currently
unavailable electronically from within the native CAD application.
Knowledge Based Software Engineer, KBE Development GroupMAY 1993 -
DEC 1994
- Responsible for the implementation of a KBE (Knowledge Based
Engineering) manufacturing application which included the automated
layout of manufacturing jig overlays from 3D Engineering CAD drawings.
- Coordinated development efforts between the KBE Lab and faculty from
the University of Michigan. - Researched, tested, and recommended
additional software packages which enhanced the overall KBE
development and implementation process.
MAR
1991 - CARNEGIEMELLON UNIVERSITY, Pittsburgh, PA MAY1993Research Assistant, The Robotics Institute - CIMDIS - Assisted in the
research and development of an improved automated machine tool with
the goal of a 50% cycle time reduction.
Research Assistant, Department of Mechanical Engineering - Developed a
three phase plan which utilized AutoCAD and C programs to verify, then
suggest alternatives to wire harness designs for a six axis robotic
wire harness manufacturing system.
References available upon request