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SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS
Accomplished and solutions-focused E ngineering Director/Manager w ith strong track record of contributions within
manufacturing sector working both within US and internationally. A Well-rounded technical background with high-level
u nderstanding of manufacturing and engineering related processes, machines and systems, including Kaizen and lean
manufacturing concepts. Resourceful and forward-thinking leader recognized for adaptability and exceptional
communication, planning, and organizational skills.
E DUCATIONAL BACKGROUND
B.E. Electrical Engineering ~ YOUNGSTOWN STATE UNIVERSITY – Youngstown, OH
• Member, Tau Beta Pi Engineering Honor Society
• Attended Graduate School for Masters in Manufacturing Management, GMI
Language Fluency: English (Native) and Spanish (Proficient)
A REAS OF E XPERTISE :
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Kaizen & Lean Manufacturing Budget Management & Cost Cont rols
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Performance Development & Consensus Building Project Development & Management, APQP
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Technology & Solutions Development Strategies Quality Monitoring & Continuous Improvement
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Complex Process Design & I n tegration Change Management/Agent & Operations
• R eorganization
Team Building & Employee Supervision
• Manufacturing/Industrial Engineering
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE & SELECT A CCOMPLISHMENTS
MAN ITOWOC CORPORATION - CLEVE LAND RANGE D IV ISION – Cleveland, OH December2012–
April 2014
Site Manufacturing Engineering and Facilities Engineering Manager
• Lead manufacturing and facilities engineering activities for 230,000 square foot manufacturing facility.
• Support the Launch of new products.
• Labor standard management and Line Balancing.
• Implemented of lean manufacturing principles (PFEP, Supermarkets, Process segmentation, Delivery Route
material flow, Kaizen events)
• Manufacturing engineering and maintenance team that consisted of 12 direct reports.
• Work daily with the Safety Management system.
STONERIDGE E LECTRONICS CORPORATION – WARREN, OH APRIL 2011–NOVEMBER
2011
D i rector, Advanced Manufacturing Engineering
• Directed all manufacturing engineering activities for 5 plant locations in US and Mexico.
• Oversaw centralized advanced engineering team (7 direct reports) and centralized final assembly build tooling
organization.
• Implemented lean manufacturing systems and leading Kaizen events.
• Launched new programs, including 3 major programs for 2 manufacturing sites.
• Established manufacturing technology direction in cutting and printing of cables.
• Reduced equipment changeover time, increased equipment capacity, and eliminated the need to purchase more
machines.
D ELPH I CORPORATION – V ARIOUS L OCATIONS 1984 –
M ARCH 2011
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Staff Engineer, Advanced Engineering Packard Electrical/Electronic Architecture CSE Test Center – Champion,
OH 2008–2011
• Advanced Product/Process Development
• Developed sealing methods for aluminum cable used in automotive wiring assemblies and connections systems for
a luminum automotive battery cable.
• Invented a coating process for an automated machine to seal the aluminum core at high speed production rates. (4
US Patents Received)
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Staff Engineer, Manufacturing Engineering Delphi Electronics and Safety – Vandalia Engineering Center –
V andalia, OH 2006–2007
• Program manager/Manufacturing Engineer for the following:
o High pressure (15,000 psi) gas mixing and compressing system for airbag inflator program. Resulted in
$1.2M reduction in investment for the system.
o Airbag inflator, initiator, and energetic scrap disposal system.
o Developed/designed gas-fill process for Delphi airbag inflator programs Resulted in $100K reduction in per
machine cost.
o Surpassed challenging milestone requirements for high-pressure mixed gas supply system installation by 2
months and installing explosives scrap disposal incinerator on time/within budget.
Site Engineering Manager, R I M I R & DASA Operations Delphi Electronics and Safety – Matamoras, Mx.
2003–2005
• Directed all aspects of site engineering operations spanning 2 manufacturing facilities (1,600 employees) producing
a irbag and seatbelt modules
• Direct responsibility for 130+ person manufacturing engineering organization and 7-member multi-disciplined
E ngineering Supervisor team.
• Oversaw molding, painting, cutting, sewing, laser welding, and assembly processes.
• Delivered 28% OE improvement (60% to 88%) for Delphi’s inflator program.
• Reorganized maintenance department to implement (QNPM) preventive maintenance program; resulted in
headcount reduction, process specialization improvement, and 10% uptime increase.
• Managed program launches for various GM, Ford, and Chrysler vehicle platforms, including process segmented
manufacturing strategy which reduced future program investment by 25%.
• Lead lean manufacturing transition by working with Lean Sensei Yoshiba Yamada, participating in and leading
series of Kaizen workshops
• Team leader for problem solving activities including Shainin Rolling Top 5 process for manufacturing
Manufacturing Engineering Manager, Bussed Electrical Centers (BEC)- Delphi Packard Electric Systems –
J uarez, Mx. 2002–2003
• Transferred Manufacturing Engineering responsibility from Warren, OH to Juarez, Mexico (transferred 32
engineering positions)
• Managed Engineers (8 direct reports) responsible for building, installing, and debugging BEC assembly cells.
• Developed manufacturing equipment for Printed Circuit Board (PCB) BEC product programs. (Processes, included:
p in and paste, screen-printing, surface mount technologies (SMT), pick-n-place)
• Led 7 f lawless BEC product/process launches, including first PCB BEC process.
• APQP gate review system used up to PAPP submission.
• PCB equipment manufacturer and developed for low-cost, high-speed PCB terminal insertion machine; resulted in
$1.9M+ for Delphi’s GMT 900 BEC program.
• Implemented lean equipment design techniques, supplier benchmarking, DMS workshops and Kaizen workshops;
resulted in significant reduction in process investment.
M anufacturing Engineering Manager, Diversified Product Assembly-Delphi Packard Electric Systems – Juarez,
Mx 1999–2002
• Managed Diversified Product Assembly and Electrical Machine Controls engineers (12 total direct reports).
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• Supported all divisional electrical controls engineering in Mexico which included designing control systems for new
and re-engineered manufacturing processes.
• Diversified Product Assembly designed manufacturing processes for non-traditional Delphi Packard products
(oxygen sensor pig tails, temperature sensors, relay-resistor module, filtered headers etc)
• Drove continuous improvement activities in L6 filtered header assembly cell which improved uptime by 50% and
reduced scrap by 86% (15% scrap to 2% scrap and 60% uptime to 90% uptime); improvements resulted in $800K
savings and eliminated need to build a second assembly cell.
• Demonstrated ability to quickly adapt to new culture, learn new language, and create t rust and rapport in order to
build high-performing team; hired Mexican National Engineers and developed into Machine Controls Engineers.
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E arlier positions: DELPH I PACKARD ELECTRIC SYSTEMS - VARIOUS PLA NTS, Ohio
Manufacturing Engineering Manager, Plant 42-Delphi Packard Electric Systems –Hubbard, Oh / General
Supervisor Process Engineering & Maintenance / Senior Process Engineer / Skilled T rades Foreman / Controls
E ngineer / Field Test & Product Assurance Engineer
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