Engineering Maintenance

G. Johnston

Ginelle Johnston

Montreal, QC; 514-***-****; *******.*.********@*****.***

MSc Physics; BEng Engineering Physics; https://www.linkedin.com/in/ginelle-johnston-43396442/ Results oriented aerospace engineering professional with over 5 years of experience in advanced analytics. Technical expertise in aerospace hydromechanical systems. Innovator, who creates business opportunities and improves technical performance.

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Aviation and Aerospace industry

knowledge.

Aircraft Systems (specialized

hydromechanical).

Aircraft airworthiness, maintenance,

reliability and availability.

Flight test principles and practices.

Advanced Analytics and modelling.

Statistics and advanced physics.

Time management.

Working under pressure.

Software and Programming: Introductory: R, Python, SQL; Intermediate: Labview, C, Linux Shell Scripting, Microstrategy; Advanced: Matlab, Access

Languages: Fluent English, Intermediate French (francization 2/3) Maintenance Engineering Analyst June/2015-Current

Maintenance Engineering/Customer Services, Bombardier Aerospace As a member of the CSeries maintenance engineering team I have delivered more than 10 high impact projects balancing company goals and customer satisfaction. Acting as the specialist for the hydromechanical system I explored design opportunities to improve system performance, including technical and commercial adjustments.

Key accomplishments:

Led improvements on the hydromechanical systems (hydraulics, landing gear, flight controls etc.) for cost and reliability performance.

Worked closely with the hydraulics suppliers to optimize hydraulic system maintenance.

Introduced new methods to track aircraft performance leading to multi-million-dollar customer operational savings.

Managed an interdisciplinary project team to improve over 400 technical limitations for reliability, availability and maintainability.

Developed advanced analytics tools to predict structural repair probabilities, this tool is used to improve Bombardier profits due to repairs.

Research Associate May/2014-Sept/2014

Department of Physics, University of Toronto; Supervisor: Dr. A Steinberg During this placement I contributed to advanced quantum physics research through independent and group projects. I repaired and improved a complex quantum laser source in addition to documenting interesting theoretical phenomena. I supervised an undergraduate student on additional research in the field.

Key Accomplishments:

Increased apparatus efficiency by 250%.

Introduced a systematic approach to maintain and improve a complex laser apparatus.

Delivered presentations on advanced research to varied audiences.

Implemented advanced statistics models to examine quantum phenomena.

Documented apparatus limitations and experimental criteria.

Self-taught python to interface with the apparatus. Skills and Knowledge:

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G. Johnston

Summer Research Student May/2012 – Sept/2012

Department of Radiation Oncology Physics, University of Calgary In this role I carried out research related to radiation treatment for cancer patient. Working with a team of medical physicists I carried out 2 independent projects and supported 3 additional side projects. Key accomplishments:

Delivered analytic evidence to recommend the implementation of a new imaging algorithm for patient treatment planning.

Reduced routine task time by a factor of 6 through the automation of a quality assurance protocol.

Taught other interns how to use analytics software (Matlab).

Implemented algorithms and procedures to examine imaging performance.

Contributed programming support for additional projects.

Flight Test Principles and Practices: Aerospace Short Course 2018 University of Kansas

Master of Science in Physics: Experimental Quantum Optics Department of Physics, University of Toronto

Bachelors of Engineering in Engineering Physics: Electrical Specialization Faculty of Applied Science and Engineering, Queen’s University Business Case Writing (Nov. 2017), Advanced MSG-3 Training (May 2017), Aircraft Reliability and Maintainability Training (Sept. 2017), Life Cycle Cost Modelling (Nov. 2017), Aircraft Reliability and Maintenance Cost (June 2017), Francization: Level 2 (April 2017) Optimization of a Photonic Crystal Waveguide in the Slow Light Regime for Backscatter Losses (Thesis); Queen’s University 2013; Author: Ginelle Johnston

Cross-phase modulation at zeptojoule level post-selected on single photon detection; CEWQO 2014; Authors: Feizpour, Hallaji, Dmochowski, Johnston, Sinclair, Steinberg Generation and Applications of Narrow-Band Single Photons (Thesis); University of Toronto 2014; Author: Ginelle Johnston

Additional Employment: Undergraduate Teaching Assistant (2012-2014), Backcountry Kitchen Assistant, Downhill Ski Instructor

Extracurricular Activities: Maintenance Engineering Social Committee Treasurer, Ultimate Frisbee Captain, Hiking and Reading.

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