Engineer Mechanical
Resume:
Michael E Pearce **** Kings Post Court
**********@*****.*** Laurel, MD 20723
https://www.linkedin.com/in/michaelepearce81
** ***** ** ********** ******* with multi disciplined teams featuring a broad band of engineering skills. I have a strong background in the design, fabrication, analysis, test and integration of hardware. My professional career includes employment with many DoD and NASA support contractors in the Baltimore Washington area. I have held a TS/SCI with Poly security clearance. Overall I have overseen the delivery of millions of dollars worth of hardware to customers.
Technical Skill Set:
-Instrument Systems Engineering of optical subsystems using CCD camera and CMOS technology
-Integration and test of electronics and software in a laboratory environment primarily with Labview, Assist and Eclipse software
-Requirements writing and tracking including subsystem and component flowdown using DOORS, MS ---Excel and MS Visio
-Test procedure writing (with test cases and protocols) and execution including report writing using MS ---Word and MS PowerPoint presentations
-Electronics packaging and manufacture using CAD systems (ProE, Solid Designer, AutoCAD 3D)
-Structural and thermal environmental testing
-Thermal systems development and manufacture
-Structural dynamics and stress analysis
-Computer science experience working with Windows OS and peripherals
-Control systems and signal analysis
Education:
Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD; 2008 Master of Science, Systems Engineering
Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD; 1985 Master of Science, Computer Science
University of Maryland, College Park, MD; 1981 Bachelor of Science, Mechanical Engineering
Special Training, i.e., short course, in-house correspondence courses, etc:
DOORS (Swales), Geometric Tolerancing (Swales), Pro Engineer Basic Training (Swales), Solid Designer Basic Training (Litton Advanced Systems), Pro Engineer Basic Training (Litton Amecom), Advanced Strength of Materials (Martin Marietta),Vehicle Dynamics (Martin Marietta), Geometric Tolerancing (Martin Marietta), Computer Vision, CADDS4X (Martin Marietta), CADAM (Martin Marietta)
Experience:
Kelly Mechanical Services 08/09 – present
Technical Associate
Technical HVAC servicing. Repair and replacement of new and existing systems. Both residential and business contracts.
Stinger Ghaffarian Technologies (SGT), 05/07 – 06/09
System Engineer –James Web Space Telescope.
Led a team of engineers in the setup of a cryogenics laboratory for the Micro Shutter Subsystem. Developed a plan for the qualification and acceptance of hardware. Generated a coherent set of operating procedures for mechanical, electrical, and software teams. Oversaw the development of an overall integration and test flow plan for the delivery of spaceflight hardware. Provided the guidance to make a unified team presentation for design reviews and the hardware delivery end item data package.
Wrote the purchase specification for a cryogenic cooling system. Wrote operating procedures for running a cryogenic thermal vacuum chamber and cleanroom facility.
Led a team of engineers to Friedrichshafen, Germany to complete mechanical shockenvironmental testing on the MSA. The test required the presence of a skeleton crew to perform system health checks before and after the environmental testing. As such the trip also served as a “shakedown cruise” for the launch delivery team. A number of transportation and handling procedures were tried, tested and refined.
Developed procedures and oversaw the product fabrication and test flow of the overall Micro Shutter subsystem along with the end item delivery package. The effort ensompassed a fabrication, integration and test of mechanical, electrical and software subsystems. Additionally led the system engineering effort supporting the mechanical engineering team for the Micro Shutter Assembly (MSA). Successfully performed requirements tracking and verification thoughout the mechanical fabrication process with an emphasis on environmental qualification and acceptance testing.
Swales Aerospace, 1/00 – 05/07
Systems Engineer –Mechanical Engineering Department
Development of various Level III drawing packages for the manufacture of spaceflight hardware
Coordinating the effort between the machine shop, quality control and the purchasing department, and vendors to get all the parts together at the right time
Systems Engineer for the Micro Shutter Subsystem of the Near Infrared Spectrometer for the James Web Space Telescope. Worked with a multidisciplined team to assemble the document package leading to a successful System Requirements Review and Preliminary Design Review.
Systems Engineer, Satellite Thermal Vacuum Shroud. Obtained a Top Secret security clearance. Poly and final interview 09/01/2005 received TS/SCI in January 2006.
Shop liaison for a Naval Research Lab space instrument project. Shop liaison and material review board (discrepant part disposition), for the Naval Research Laboratory STEREO SECCHI program. Worked with an electroplating vendor and the plating laboratory at GSFC to develop a commercial multi-vendor fabrication procees. The final process was implemented through a combination of purchasing specifications and a level III drawing package
Integration of a Thermoelectric Cooler (TEC) for a NASA Hubble Space Telescope Instrument. Mechanical design of the Thermoelectric Cooler For Infrared Electronics (TECFIRE) program for the Wide Field Camera 3 Instrument now installed on the Hubble Space Telescope (HST). Woked with design engineers, technologists, and welding fabrication technicians for a successful build, test and delivery.
Integration of a cryogenic cooler for a NASA space instrument. Design of a dynamic mount for a cryogenic cooler onboard the Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer (AMS) Instrument launched and installed on the ISS in the spring of 2011.
Development of tooling and processes for the fabrication of flexible thermally conductive straps. Thermal strap designs include a 35 K Thermal Storage Unit for the AFRL and a mirror mount conduction bar for the SBIRS/LO program. Delivered to the customer in 2002. Oversaw CAD design team members and machine shop crew.
Litton Advanced Systems, 1/96 – 12/99
Mechanical Systems Engineer –Engineering Department
Developed the structure for an outboard Naval Surface Ship Antenna Array. Structural analysis and design for the U.S. Navy AIEWS program. Solid modeling using Euclid and Solid Designer and ProE
Solid Modeling with AutoCAD Mechanical design and development of a series of UHF antennas for use on the NASA Shuttle, International Space Station, and Mars Probe. Lead mechanical engineer for the development of a spacecraft UHF Antenna for NASA JSC and Lockheed Martin Denver. Now currently flying onboard the International Space Station.
Shop Liaison/production support for a series of NASA space radios to be used on the astronaut, the space shuttle, and the International Space Station. Responsible for the environmental qualification and acceptance testing of deliverable hardware. The space radios are now being actively used on astronaut backpacks and in shuttles and the station.
Signal Corporation (@Westinghouse Electric Oceanic Systems), 11/94 - 1/96
Mechanical Systems Engineer –Engineering Department
Structural design engineer on the submersible Advanced Seal Delivery System (ASDS) for U.S. Navy. Solid Modeling and development for an outboard mechanism and outboard transportation and handling equipment.
Litton Amecom/Space Systems Operations, 8/93 - 7/94
Mechanical Systems Engineer –Engineering Department
Solid Modeling design, Mechanical design and Finitte Element Analysis along with detailed hand calculation stress analysis of electronic chassis and printed wiring boards for numerous NASA programs. All in orbit.
OAO Corp., 6/89 - 7/93
System Analyst –Engineering Department
Mechanical analysis, integration and qualification of various thermal control systems. All delivered to numerous customers. Mechanical design and analysis of hydrostatic drives and arm manipulators in support of telerobotics programs.
Rack and Stack Integration of a GPS Uplink shock mounted electronics equipment racks into a series of transportable ISO shelters for the US Air Force.
Martin Marietta Naval and Aerospace Systems, 5/85 - 5/89
Senior Engineer –Mechanical Engineering Department
Worked as part of the engineering team for the manufacture of the U.S. Navy Vertical Launching System. Structural analysis (FEA) and detailed stress hand calculations. Generated drawing Engineering Orders and revisions. Preparation of MRB packages for customer review.
Worked on the design team for the U.S. Air Force Hard Mobile Launcher. Performed structure and mechanism concept design.
Tritec Inc., 5/78 - 5/85
Senior Engineer –Mechanical Engineering Department
Design engineer for the development of hydraulic and pneumatic control systems. Analytical design of digital and analog fluidic control circuits along with extensive hydraulic and pneumatic bench testing of components and systems.
Fluid mechanics hand calculations. Laboratory testing of pressuere flow measurements of fluidic control devices
Design and fabrication of chemically milled muti layered fluidic control modules.
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