Design Engineer

Curriculum Vitae

Name: Khodus Sergey Nikolayevich

E-mail: ********@****.**

skype: khodus-ser

phone:+7-903-*****-**

Educations:

September 2003 –

March 2009

University: Moscow State Aviation University

Degree Type: MS/MA (6 years)

Department: Aerospace - Space systems and Ground support complexes for rockets Specialty: Spacecraft and launch vehicles

September 2006 –

April 2009

University: Moscow State Aviation University(economic) Degree Type: MS/MA (4 years)

Department: Economics and management - Project management

Specialty: engineer - economist

Computer skills - highly experienced and proficient using of Catia V4/V5 for 3-D modeling and drafting (13500 hours experience);

- Auto Cad; Solid Work (2000 hours experience)

- (IVT) Integration Visualization Too (9500 hours experience);

- Boeing PDM (Product Data Manager) (13500 hours experience);

- Rumba (DIOL [Drawing Index Online] )

- Enovia LCA database (13500 hours experience);

Work experience:

Common information:

November/2006 –at present time:

The current position: Design Engineer, Engineering team Lead of a Progresstech Ltd., a Russian LLC located in Moscow that specializes in airport technologies and engineering services. I service as a Progresstech Design Engineer have being contracted by The Boeing Company for work at the Boeing Design Center in Moscow. The Boeing Design Center is operated by the Moscow branch office of Boeing Russia, Inc., a wholly-owned subsidiary of The Boeing Company which provides various types of services to The Boeing Company in support of Boeing’s commercial airplane programs, including consultation, research and technical assistance services.

Common knowledge:

• Hands-on with design process, techniques, and design tools

• Skillful in creation 3D models, assemblies and drawings

• In-depth knowledge of standards: ASME, ANSI and ISO, etc.

• Dimensioning and tolerancing including familiarity with ASME Y14.5

• highly experienced of GD & T

• Proven ability of developing new concept designs quickly

• Strong problem-solving skills

• Exceptional organizational and time management skill work well under pressure and tough deadline

• Strong attention to detail

• Team player as well as individual contributor

Common responsibilities:

• Created models and drawings for parts and assemblies by using CatiaV5 and V4, ENOVIA, Boeing PDM database and Boeing Standards

• Investigated requests from shop about production problem or design improvement initiated by product owner (This included communication with product owner, Stress, BMT, Manufacturing teams to make a decision how to resolve this issue)

• Prepared engineering work statement, markups, layouts and PDM templates for drafters. Created structure in ENOVIA/CATIA V5.

• Converted parts, assemblies and installations from CatiaV4 to V5.

• Consulted 747 Sustaining team about CATIA V4/V5 conversion

• Coached new employees of Moscow Boeing Design Center - CatiaV5 On-Job Training, and checking packages according to Boeing standards.

July 2011 – at present time:

Project: 747-8 sec.44

Position: Design Engineer, Engineering team Lead

Responsibilities: Dataset Quality Assurance (DQA) focal

Functions: I am supporting the 747-8 Section 44 fuselage integration joining areas common to the station 1000 and 1480 bulkhead frames design team by coordinating the details of the work statement which is sent to the Boeing Design Center (BDC) team for supporting our work commitments for the Work Placement Request. I’m acting as a liaison between the BDC team and the key focals in Everett to collect information necessary for the staff to perform the work defined for the BDC team. I continue to develop professional relationships with the key Design Engineers, Stress Engineers, and Manufacturing Engineers to aid in coordination between the BDC team and the Boeing Everett team. As required I hold meetings and personal discussions during which I support others in, technical requirements, share my knowledge and experience. I cooperate with persons performing the work in the BDC team, coordinate the technical product with the Boeing onsite team once work is completed or if any questions arise while the BDC designer is performing the work, follow up any technical design requirements and direction that is necessary to complete the engineering drafting work sent to the BDC (Boeing Design Center) team.

Check packages for Sustain group

Control Quality of packages for

SEC42/44/46/48/49/(Weight/Cost opportunity)

time estimation resources distribution

conduct meeting for Sustain group

manage Dataset Quality Assurance( DQA) team

Train checkers for Dataset Quality Assurance( DQA) team Achievements:

Work quality improvement

New team organization– DQA team.

Improvement of packages life cycle

Finishing work on time at good level of quality

Successful adaptation of requirements/standards

Reference information:

1) Mo Manuchehri

Lead Engineer 44 Section Structures Engineering

747 Commercial Airplanes Program The Boeing Company P.O. Box 3707 MC OE-35

Seattle,WA 98124-2207

Mobile: 425-***-****

Phone: 425-***-****

Fax: 425-***-****

********.**********@******.***

2) Ilya J.Tolpin

Structural Design Engineer Section 44

Engineering,Operations & Technology Commercial Airplanes The Boeing Company

P.O. Box 3707 MC OE-36

Seattle,WA 98124-2207

Tel. 425-***-****

Cellular: 425-***-****

****.*.******@******.***

residence: 425-***-****

3) Matthew David Willey

Reference information for my organization– DQA team. Cell: 206-***-****

8011 14th Ave NE Seattle, WA 98115

*******.*.******@*****.***

February 2011 –

July 2011

Project: 787-8/-9

Position: Design Engineer

Responsibilities:

Mentor activity -Training team for 787 team IRM

(Installation Requirements Model)

Check of conversion v4 to v5 structure 747 legacy for sec.44/46

Functions:

Time estimation

Coordination team work based on the latest customer requirements

Check packages

Training team for IRM (Installation Requirements Model) for 787 team

Improvement work quality for conversion

Help to team with new tools learning (Catia, IVT, Enovia)

Achievements

Work was finished on time with good quality

Team studied new tools

Team for IRM (Installation Requirements Model)

successfully studied requirements

August 2010 – February 2011

Project: 787-8/-9

Position: Design Engineer

Responsibilities:

Investigation, implementation and check. 787 Parts Information Management System (PIMS) team.

Functions

Created ENOVIA Part References as required using IPSM process (in Maintenance Effectivity Domain of ENOVIA). I created “Black Box” assemblies of fasteners and standard parts for each IRM/ARM associated to a Line Replaceable Unit (LRU) (in Maintenance Effectivity Domain of ENOVIA). There were two separate statements of work with this activity comprised of three work- packages. There was a stable statement of work that was a list of IRM/ARMs from Boeing PIMS to BDC.

There was also an emergent statement of work based on M2 errors (defects discovered by customers) found by

Continental DataGraphics in the PIMS team authoring and Quality Assurance process.

Creating Engineering work statement in ENOVIA

solid models via "Black boxes" for Fasteners/Standards in Enovia to support missing Fasteners/Standards for 787 Parts Information Management System (PIMS). “Black Box” assemblies of fasteners and standard parts should be created for each (Installation Requirements Model) IRM/ARM associated to an LRU (Line Replaceable Unit). Achievements

Work was finished on time with good quality.

High capacity

October 2008 – August 2010

Project : 747-8I INTERIORS DADO and SIDEWALLS

Position: Design Engineer

Responsibilities:

Redesigned of Air Grill panels for 747-8 INTERIORS

Supported of release for DADO and SIDEWALLS

panels

Investigation of problems for Air Grills and

SIDEWALLs before installing to airline.

Functions:

Development of the grille for the 747-8I is based on the possibility of using the existing design 777 louver to the using and application of the basic structural elements and achievements with the 747, 767, 737 ventilation grilles

Implementation of Air Grill panels and SIDEWALLs

Installation of Air Grill panels to 747-8I

Support of release Air Grill panels

Achievements:

Work was finished on time with good quality

High capacity

Reference information:

If it’s necessary I can provide Reference people They can tell about me for the mentioned position

February 2007 - October 2008

Project: 767-200/300

Position: Design Engineer

Responsibilities: Investigator and drafter of packages for 767-200/300 Functions

Investigated requests from shop about production problem or design improvement initiated by product owner (This included communication with product

owner, Stress, BMT, Manufacturing teams to make a

decision how to resolve this issue)

Designed parts, assemblies and installations of

panels, stringers, spars and ribs (primary structure) by using CatiaV4, PDM.

Created preliminary layouts for installation of

ribs.

Created models and drawings for parts and

assemblies by using Catia V4, Boeing PDM database

and Boeing Standards

Achievements

Work was finished on time with good quality

High capacity

Reference information:

If it’s necessary I can provide Reference people They can tell about me for the mentioned position.

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