SCOTT SPANGLER

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Pikesville, MD 21208

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MAC H I N IST/ I NSTRU M E N T MAKER

** ***** ********** ** ********, developing and implementing state of the art fabricated

designs to facilitate/establish corporate growth and aid in student success. Collaborating

and leading cross-functional teams with diverse technical backgrounds. Designed and

maintained budget controls. Adept at consensus building, problem-solving and negotiating

to achieve measured goals. (Well-rounded)

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Strategic Thinking Results orientation

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Innovation and Creativity Coaching and Mentoring

• Risk taking and r isk management

M eets a l l ta rget goals and deadl ines within or below budget

PROFESSIONAL EXPER IENCE

QUATREFO IL

29 C Street Laurel, MD 20707

301-***-****

Spring 2012

Contractor for ETC:

• The M I NT in Philadelphia, PA

o Safety Certification

• Government Clearance

• Building, designing, proof-reading, modifying, fabricated, welding, mill work, lathe

work, wood working

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J OHN HOPK I NS UN I VERSI TY

Physics and Astronomy Machine Shop

3400 N. Charles Street

Baltimore, MD 21218

410-***-****

May 1981-November 2010

Senior Machinist/Instrument Maker : For nearly 30 years, I managed the day to day

operations of the JHU Physics and Astronomy Machine Shop, acting as senior instrument

designer and senior machinist supporting JHU research, inst ructional departments within

J HU, and their affiliates.

During which I designed and fabricated state of the art instruments, mechanisms, and

tested equipment for research or instructional purposes in the area of physics and

astronomy.

Daily responsibilities:

• Ordering materials

• constructing schematics

• teaching/training students about safe and effective use of shop equipment and assisting

w ith their educational endeavors

• collaborating with-in multi-disciplinary departments

• Calibrating, testing equipment and assisting researchers conceptualize their

i nstrumentation concepts through wri t ten and verbal implementation

• maintaining time and materials logs and budgets

• performing maintenance on machine shop equipment

• discussing shop work orders in an effort to meet design and repair needs in the most

efficient and cost effective way

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• Overseeing/Supervising shop personnel, developing and coordinating work schedules

• Generating quotas for clients, selecting vendors for outsourcing, selecting and ordering

materials, supplies & tools, overseeing inventory, developing & managing budgets

• Making all purchasing decisions utilizing comparison of cost versus quality

• Ensuring cost savings, negotiating contractual arrangements and maintaining project

data logs

Projects include:

• The Hubble Space Telescope

• The FUSE Project (Displayed at the Baltimore Science Museum)

• Soild State Physics (Magnet oresistance CL. Measurement setup Rotational sample

s tage system

• H igh Energy (Nist Nutron Micrometer)

o SLOAN digital sky survey

• Plasma Physics Lab (Chamber)

• Sounding Rocket Preparation (White Sands, NM)

o Calibration and test equipment for CtE Fixtur ing

• Class 1000 General Physics Lab

o Advanced Camera CCD test facility

• Completion of CNC computer programing Gibbs Class

o In addition: MRSEC, DARPA Development in PhD program

• IDG (test fixtures, consulting for engineering purpose)

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A DDIT IONAL ACCOMPLISHMENTS

• My efforts supported JHU researchers primarily within the School of Ar ts and Sciences,

T he School of Engineering, The Medical Campus and other outside institutions

• My work enabled researchers and students to pursue projects and fulfill the

requirements of grants and/or contracts requiring custom instrumentation.

• My endeavors assisted researchers depending upon prompt and accurate design and

fabrication capabilities to meet critical deadlines.

• I provided services to instructors relying on the fabrication of instruments used for

demonstrating undergraduate and graduate fundamental principles of physics and

astronomy.

MACH INES/TOOLS EXPERIENCE

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• Lathe

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CNC Automatic grinder

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Welding Glass beading machine

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o large & small spot weld, Lasers, infrared, optics

h igh vacuum aerospace,

• Medical instruments

m ig, tig, some stick,

b raising, acetyline o heart nibbler, feducial spots

for xray

• Saw

o Table, handheld, router,

joiner, automatic cross cut,

p laner

MATERIALS/GASES/CHEM ICAL EXPERIENCE/EXPOSURE

• Metals

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o Aluminum, Stainless Steel, Brass, Copper, Inkonel, Ti tanium, New metal,

M onnel, K inetic & non-kinetic material, mica, galvanized zinc oxide

• Plastics

o Acrylic, plexi glass, simulator material, peak, bestbell, dellram, Teflon,

p hinallic, asbestos, G10 fiber glass,

• Chemicals

o Sulfuric acid, nit r ic acid, acetone, MEK, electronic oil PCBs, liquid nitrogen,

carbon tetrachloride, strontium nit rate, potassium nitrate, potassium

chlorate, sulfur, cupic nit rate, magnesium, carbon,

• Gases

o Acetylene, helium, argon, oxygen, carbon dioxide, hydroteclichloride,

galvanized zinc oxide

AWARDS & CITATIONS

• Letters of Appreciation & Recognition:

o Staff recognition awards:

Staff recognition

Acknowledgements of innovations and machining skills

Cited as “Highly Skilled” Instrument Builder

Overall outstanding performance Reviews

o Consistent Merit increases & Promotions

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PRIOR WORK EXPERIENCE

• Cabinet Maker 1977-1981

EDUCATION

• Graduate, Baltimore Polytech Institute

• Certified Welder

o H igh Vacuum for AeroSpace

REFERENCES

1. Harding, Albert

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2. Leheny, Robert Prof.

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(o) 410-***-**** 6. Wonnell, Steven Dr.

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3. Pelton, Russ

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(c) 410-***-****

4. Ruff, Bill

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