Engineer Mechanical

MICHAEL K. SHANNONHOUSE ****************@*****.***

*** ******** **.*.*., Palm Bay, FL. 32907 Cell: 321-***-**** October 2015

EDUCATION

University of Central Florida, Orlando, FL. Brevard Community College, Cocoa, FL.

BS Engineering Operations, December 1987 AS Engineering Drafting Technology, June 1976

AS Illustration Technology, June 1976

EXPERIENCE

Aerospace: Task leader of 6 person team and saved approximately $1 million per aircraft for Garrett. Design and Installation drawings of galleys including glass racks, food carriers, trash containers, sinks and drawers. Also drawings for divans, cabinets, bulkheads, side ledge, emergency equipment, placards, seats and seat tracks. System and Installation drawings of environmental control system, oxygen system, potable plumbing, black water plumbing and lavatories. Modify aircraft primary and secondary structures, service and cargo doors. Sheet metal, extrusions, composite materials and honeycomb panels used in designs. Liaison duties with engineering and manufacturing group. Discovered and rectified incorrect hose fittings installed, and certified hoses for potable water. Design and Installation drawings of avionic equipment, cockpit, radio rack, under floor equipment, various switch panels, and antenna. Design wiring diagrams of equipment installations for various aerospace vehicles. Cable and Installation drawings of wiring harnesses. Create and maintain Interconnect diagrams. Create interconnect brackets and support angles for cable harnesses. Create illustrations from engineering inputs and vendor source data for Aircraft Operations Manuals (AOM), Aircraft Maintenance Manuals (AMM), and Illustrated Parts Catalog (IPC). Various aircraft simulator Installation drawings for canopy enclosure, motion control devices for flight controls, On Board Inert Gas Generation Systems (OBIGGS) and nose gear. Ground Support Equipment, (GSE), including Automatic Test Equipment (ATE) for use on aircraft carriers. Layout of FWD and AFT skirts, design of parachute harness tray and system tunnel, and weight trade off studies of the outer skin panels for the K-1 rocket. Design machined housing section for the internal components of the command, control and communication system for the SLAM missile. Design various machined housings for satellites.Verify Review Item Descriptions (RIDS) for International Space Station. Configuration checks of various installations.Create and incorporate red line drawings, Engineering Change Order (ECO) and Engineering Change Notice (ECN). Liaison duties between engineering and manufacturing.

Electro/Mechanical (E/M): Represent T-0 group in Pre-Launch briefings. Represent Drafting group in design reviews. Layout and design of new and modified chassis and rack installations. Field inspections of Port Canaveral buoy for configuration checks, verify drawings, parts list, serial numbers of the rack and chassis with cable assemblies. Red line drawings, write ECOs, and take photos for documentation record. Layout and design of impact printers, card readers, tooling fixtures, wiring harnesses, rack and panel, and various E/M packaging of components and subassemblies into mechanical boxes including chassis. Design and Installation drawings of U.S.Army trailers and communication shelters. Design drawings for EMI shielding of various boxes and castings. E/M assembly and installation drawings of PC cards, motherboards, various connectors, wire, semi rigid cabling and wiring instructions. Layouts of printed wiring boards, artwork and component placement for circuit card assemblies, and create schematics.

Facilities: Lead for architectural drawing of commercial building. Lead on 5-6 person Design teams. Redesign and modify Launch Pad 39A/B communication, data and power racks including those at the simulated sites at various buildings at Kennedy Space Center (KSC). Supervise and edited writing of the T-Minus 0-Seconds Manual for Operation and Checkout Building, and the revision of the T-0 manuals for other locations at KSC. Maintain cable harness, cable assemblies and cable diagram books for the T-0 system. Conduct post flight walk downs at Launch Pads 39A/B. Also redesign and modify clean rooms, existing offices, labs, production areas, plant piping network, and cable routing at various companies. Produce cost estimates and work orders for changes. Conduct motion and time studies on machining centers and production areas.

System/Standards:

Intergraph Workstation;1,000 hours MS Word, VP Planner, EXCEL and Power Point

MicroStation PC version 5.95; 6,500 hours MIL-STDS / ANSI-STDS, KSC-STDS, GP435 STD

MicroStation EE Schematic ATA 100 series, NAVAIR Manuals

AutoCAD; 23,000 hours, Isometrics; 900 hours Manual drawings using lead, film, ink in 3 view Isometrics

CATIA 2D; 1,500 hours / CADAM (ProCAD); 1,000 hours SolidWorks version 2001Plus; 250 hours Pro E Wildfire 3 version; 5,000 hours Visio 200 hours

Vehicles/Structures:

A-129, AGM-130, AH-64, B-1, B-737, B-747-8I, B-777, BAC-111, CL600, CL601, F-15, F-16, FA-18, FD-328, G-3, G-4, G-5, Galaxy, Global Express, P-3C, TR-1; Copperhead missile, Javelin missile, K-1 rocket system and parachute trays,

U.S.Navy VLS, SLAM missiles, T-0 system at the Launch pads for the Space Transportation System (SHUTTLE), T-0 simulated system at various sites at KSC; U.S.Army trailers, Command Control and Communication (C3) shelters and mobile command trucks; CF-18 Hornet & C-17 transport simulators; Mark IV Buoy and Ground Support Equipment (GSE).

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EMPLOYMENT RECORD on pages 2-4

ACR and ARTEX, Fort Lauderdale, FL. Contract Mechanical Engineer, June 2014 to December 2014

Assigned to SLB-2000, survivor locator beacon designed for U.S.Air Force. Reviewed documentation and red line drawings and parts list for missing or incorrect data. Contacted vendors for missing information to meet ITAR requirements. Revised ACR documentation to meet Military Standard 100 documentation, complying to ASME Y14 standards. SolidWorks, TCM (ACR electronic data base), and Excel spreadsheets used.

Lockheed Martin, Missile & Fire Control, Dallas, TX. Contract Mechanical Engineer, February 2014 to May 2014

Assigned to Joint Light Tactical Vehicles program for designing equipment arrangements and bracket installation layouts inside the crew compartment for space studies. Pro E, Excel used.

Lockheed Martin, Missile & Fire Control, Orlando, FL. Contract Senior Electronic Packaging Engineer, August 2012 to May 2013

Assigned to Javelin Anti-Tank Missile program to incorporate electronic packaging redesign to the “Seeker”. Created two circuit card assemblies and printed wiring board footprint drawings for the thermal camera to interface with the Inertial Measurement Unit. Created Excel spread sheet for ordering and tracking parts, both in-house and vendors. Liaison with Engineering departments and vendors. Pro E, Excel used.

L3, Platform Integration Division, Waco, TX. Contract Design Engineer, July 2011 to June 2012

747-8I program: Layout installations of all pocket and swing door jambs. Created common switch installation and matrix of pocket and swing doors. AutoCAD and Pro E used.

U.S.Navy P-3C Orion program: Installation and detail drawings of three connectors passing through pressure web into FWD bomb bay. Redesign FWD bomb bay hydraulic system. Referenced Lockheed and NAVAIR manuals.

Pro E and AutoCAD used.

Harris Corporation, GCSC, Palm Bay, FL. Mechanical Engineer Designer, May 2003 to June 2009

Mark IV Buoy: Assigned to Harris-Maritime Communication Systems for Mark IV Buoy communications rack and related equipment. Responsible for Buoy configuration inspections at Port Canaveral, and research vendor components. After inspected existing cable assemblies, drawings and parts list, designed new rack assembly drawings, interconnect diagrams, cable assemblies, brackets and created Work Order Flow Tag for removing and installing new equipment. Created Bill of Materials in Product Data Management system.

Responsible for new chassis installations of NOC equipment at Tampa and Melbourne. Designed installation drawings, cable assemblies, wiring diagrams and parts list.

SPACE: Document and incorporate changes to the 90 degree MDU and side-by-side motor, including an exploded, assembled and detailed views. Motor Pyro Shock Test Tool Assembly: Test bed for testing exploding bolt cutter. Design of Pyro test tool assembly and details including parts list.

SCTU SHELTER: Verify configuration of delivered shelters to vendor drawings. Create accurate model of the SCTU Shelter and related components from vendor drawings and the actual shelter. Generate Excel spreadsheet to track vendor parts.

WIN-T INCREMENT 2: Model various brackets for attaching the antenna to the positioner.

RRV: Verify configuration of the RRV. Document installation drawings and parts list for RRV.

AEHF IRAD: Chassis layout and designs.

OCEAN NET: Incorporate various ECOs on mechanical assemblies for the Mark III Buoy.

Various programs: Design and details of cable assemblies, mechanical boxes and chassis. Packaging of various mechanical boxes and chassis. Modification to the STF rack.

Auto Cad, Pro Engineer, PDM, Power Point and Excel used at Harris Corporation.

Garrett Jet Center, Santa Barbara, CA. Contract Engineer, July 2001 to March 2002

Task leader of 6 person team assigned to Global Express program. Responsible for configuration check of Mechanical and Electrical Installation drawings and create red line drawings in support of manufacturing. Generate new Parts List (PL) from configuration checks and approved revised PL to manufacturing. Created a Bill of Material system tailored to project specifications with vendor. My team saved the Garrett company approximately $1 million per aircraft.

Excel and AutoCAD used.

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Nordam Company, Tulsa, OK. Contract Engineer, September 2000 to June 2001

Assigned to Galaxy program for layout of envelope cross section of the fuselage to insure galleys comply within envelope parameters. Layout, design and details of galleys, and associated items such as glass racks, trash cans, ice boxes and sinks. Design new sink parameters for improving manufacturing and finishing. Also standardize sinks into eight styles for cost efficiency. Designed six standard tray carriers. Liaison with various vendors for the manufacturing of sinks and tray carriers. Honeycomb panels, sheet metal and extrusions used for galleys and components. Discovered during configuration checks that incorrect hose fittings were installed and hoses not certified for potable water. Rectified with correct hose fitting and certified hoses. EDRs and ECOs written and incorporated to complete the design and sell off to QC. Red line drawings and archived per FAA procedures. Liaison duties with engineering and manufacturing group. AutoCAD and Excel used.

Raytheon Systems Company, Waco, TX. Contract Engineer, January 1999 to September 2000

Design and installation of disconnect brackets using formed angles and extrusions for cable and power harnesses for Boeing Business Jet 737 and 777. Lavatory, galley and cabinet installations in 737 and 777 aircraft. Modify floor structure for installation of the above. Helicopter seat layout for Blackhawk. Create Interface Control Documents (ICD) for systems. Liaison duties with vendors worldwide for 737 and 777 programs. Pro E and AutoCAD 14 used.

Fairchild Dornier, San Antonio, TX. Contract Engineer, August 1998 to January 1999

Modify design of the Environmental Control System (ECS) for the FD-328 aircraft. Design and installation of galley water system and lavatory black water system, including black water tank. Installation and detail drawings of communication antennas. Write ECOs. AutoCAD 14 used.

Boeing Commercial Aircraft Group, Everett, WA. Contract Engineer, September 1997 to July 1998

Awarded Performance Team Award for Boeing 737 project. Create and modify wire form boards, full size and partial size and routing wire harnesses for 737, 747 767. Tracking of paper work using WIRS and WITS. Catia 2D used.

Lockheed Martin, New Orleans, LA. Contract Engineer, June 1997 to September 1997

Assigned to the Kistler Aerospace Reusable Rocket (K-1) project. Layouts of the FWD and AFT skirts for the Launch Assist Platform and the Downcomer Orbiter Vehicle. Bracket and tray concepts for the Parachute Harness Tray and the System Tunnels Tray. AutoCAD 14 used.

Gulfstream Aerospace Corporation, Savannah, GA. Contract Engineer, February 1997 to May 1997

Assigned to Completion Center in support of G-4 and G-5 aircrafts. Assignments included cockpit heat sensors, acoustic insulation, outer working door panels, cabinets and galley assembly and installation drawings. Cad Cam and CCD used.

Gulfstream Aerospace Corporation, Savannah, GA. Contract Engineer, September 1995 to December 1996

Create Illustrations from engineering input and vendor data for Aircraft Maintenance Manuals (AMM) and Illustrated Parts Catalog (IPC). Micro Station Cad used.

Optomechaniks Inc., Melbourne, FL. Contract Engineer, August 1995 to September 1995

Design and details of tooling fixtures in support of manufacturing. AutoCAD used.

ArmmCo Div., Palm Bay, FL. Contract Engineer, July 1995

Lead for architectural drawing of commercial building located in India. Review drawings of upgrade package for Eastern

Test Range. AutoCAD used.

Engineering Computer Corp. International, Orlando, FL. Contract Engineer, August 1994 to September 1995

Layout and details of simulated front landing gear and On Board Insert Gas Generating Systems (OBIGGS) for the

U.S.Air Force C-17 aircraft. AutoCAD used.

McDonnell Douglas Space Systems, Kennedy Space Center, FL. Engineer, March 1990 to November 1993

Assigned to T-0 Department and represent T-0 group in Pre-Launch briefings. Design and layout of various ground support equipment. New design and maintain documentation of cables/harnesses at Launch complex 39A/B and the simulated T-0 systems at various buildings. Review International Space Station RIDs. Authorized to take non-classified photos of the payload processing sites, Launch complex, Space Shuttles and payloads. Conduct walk downs after launch to inspect for damage. Micro Station Cad used.

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Harris Corporation, GASD, Palm Bay, FL. Mechanical Drafter, October 1983 to March 1990

Represent Drafting group in design reviews. Layout, design and details of cable assemblies, wiring harnesses, mechanical boxes, packaging and circuit card assemblies for various aircrafts, space crafts and ground systems. Mechanical illustrations in support of manufacturing. Manual drawings and AutoCAD used.

Martin Marietta Corporation (In-House), Cocoa Beach, FL. Contract Designer, July 1983 to October 1983

Lead responsible for 6 person team. Incorporate ECOs and red line drawings of Launch control system for Vandenberg Air Force Base, CA. and Kennedy Space Center, FL. Manual drawings used.

Atlantic Aviation Corporation, Wilmington, DE. Contract Designer, January 1983 to June 1983

Layout, design and details of corporate aircraft interiors including galleys and various switch panels for Challenger 601 and BAC-111 aircrafts. Manual drawings used.

Midcoast Aviation Corporation, Cahokia, IL. Contract Designer, June 1982 to December 1982

Layout, design and details of corporate aircraft interiors including galleys, galley water system both potable and overboard dump, security system and various switch panels for Challenger 600 and 601 aircrafts.

Manual drawings used.

Metric Systems Inc., Fort Walton Beach, FL. Contract Designer, April 1982 to June 1982

Layout of mechanical boxes, cable assemblies and creation of various wire lists. Assist in manufacturing of cable assemblies for Vertical Launch System and the U.S.Army Fire Finder shelter. Manual drawings used.

Gulfstream Aerospace Corporation, Savannah, GA. Contract Designer, April 1981 to November 1981

Layout, design and details of corporate aircraft interiors, including galleys, various switch panels, cockpit instrumentation and black boxes of the G-3 aircraft. Installation, assemblies and detail drawings of oxygen system for G-3 aircraft.

Manual drawings used.

Mooney Aircraft Company, Kerrville, TX. Contract Designer, March 1981 to April 1981

Layout of flight control system for rudder and elevators for new aircraft design. Manual drawings used.

Fairchild-Burns Company, Winston-Salem, NC. Contract Designer, July 1980 to March 1981

Layout and details of commercial aircraft seats. Incorporate ECOs. Verify and prepare parts lists for input into new

computer system. Manual drawings used.

Sperry/Seacor, Flight Simulations Systems (In-House), Cocoa Beach, FL. Contract Draftsman, March 1980 to July 1980

Layout of canopy and electro-mechanical assemblies for the F-18 Hornet simulator. Interface with detailers for documentation. Manual drawings used.

IBM General Products Division, San Jose, CA. Contract Draftsman, August 1979 to March 1980

Layout various offices and production areas. Main assignment was relocating and centralizing two maintenance departments in separate buildings into one building on campus. Responsible for layout, movers and tracking progress.

Manual drawings used.

Documation Inc., Palm Bay, FL. Draftsman, September 1977 to August 1979

Facilities: Responsible for 5 person team for new Building 11 warehouse and production facility. Design various offices and production areas. Work with vendors for equipment purchased in new building. Design and coordinate tooling department

in Ireland.

Drafting department: Layout, design and drawings of various card readers and impact printers. Create simple tooling fixture drawings.

Illustration department: Illustrate Assembly manuals for card readers and impact printers. Mechanical assembly and disassembly of various hardware with the Tech writers to create accurate maintenance manuals.

Manual drawings and photography used.

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