Glenn Trunnell
Laboratory Instrumentation Support Supervisor - Johnson Controls
Pittsboro, NC
*********@*********.*** - 919-***-****
* A demonstrated ability to adapt and apply knowledge
* Highly motivated to ensure the satisfaction of internal and
* external customers
* Self-managed with the ability to multi-task and prioritize
* Effective team leader with excellent interpersonal skills
* Wide range of skills across many areas
* Committed to life-long learning
WORK EXPERIENCE
Laboratory Instrumentation Support Supervisor
Johnson Controls - Research Triangle Park, NC - 2010 to Present
Provided front line, day to day supervision of fourteen technicians and project engineers supporting various
types of analytical instrumentation in the pharmaceutical R & D laboratories of GlaxoSmithKline.
Responsible for scheduling all maintenance, calibration and repair work performed.
Resolved any technical or quality problems that arose.
Wrote and revised qualification / calibration procedures.
Managed financial aspects of the business resulting in savings of over $250,000 to the
customer.
Lead Engineer
Johnson Controls - Research Triangle Park, NC - 2006 to 2010
Provided service and support of HPLC, liquid handlers, robotics and laboratory automation equipment.
Developed protocols to support new types of instrumentation and new models of existing instrumentation.
Trained and assisted staff as the subject matter expert on HPLC, laboratory automation and robotics.
Performed preventive maintenance and repair on Tecan Genesis, Beckman Biomek and Perkin Elmer
Multiprobe workstations.
Performed preventive maintenance, repair and calibration of Applied
Biosystems DNA sequencers.
Developed calibration and maintenance procedure for Zymark Rapidplate liquid handler.
Created and certified various chemical test standards as the LIS Standards Chemist.
Project Engineer
Johnson Controls - Research Triangle Park, NC - 1996 to 2006
Performed day to day calibration, PM and repair on laboratory instrumentation such as HPLC equipment,
microplate readers, dissolution equipment and mass spectrometers.
Created qualification protocol for Agilent 1100 series HPLC systems.
Performed preventive maintenance and repair on AB Sciex and Finnigan
mass spectrometers.
Supported custom instrumentation (tube stores, SFC systems and automated cell processors).
Clinical Laboratory Scientist
UNC Hospitals - Chapel Hill, NC - 1994 to 1996
Performed routine and stat analysis of patient samples in the clinical chemistry and blood gas laboratories.
Performed periodic quality control to verify instrument performance.
Diagnosed and repaired instrument failures, performed scheduled
preventive maintenance.
Processed CAP test samples to ensure laboratory compliance.
Trained students during their clinical rotations.
Test Engineer
SCI Systems - Graham, NC - 1989 to 1992
Designed and built equipment to perform functional testing of printed circuit boards such as computer
motherboards, modems, power supplies and communication interfaces.
Provided troubleshooting and performed analysis of functional and in-circuit testing failures.
Diagnosed design or component problems on production runs.
Installed new LAN system throughout the facility.
Programmed, repaired and maintained Northern Telecom switch and telephone system
EDUCATION
Certification in Clinical Laboratory Science
The University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill, NC
1992 to 1994
Bachelor of Science in Applied Physics
Appalachian State University - Boone, NC
1984 to 1988
SKILLS
Experienced in the use of clinical chemistry and hematology
healthcare diagnostic instrumentation
Expertise in the use and repair of HPLC, laboratory automation and
robotics
Strong electronic and mechanical background
Use of tools such as multimeters, oscilloscopes and computer
diagnostic software
Technical procedure writing/review
Supervisory, training, and project management experience
Computer programming (C++, Java) and applications (Microsoft office,
Agilent Chemstation)
GLP/cGMP training and knowledge