Engineer Project

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March 09, 2015

Manufacturing Project Engineer

Julianne Callahan 828-***-****

Hendersonville, NC 28792 **************@*****.***

Engineering position in manufacturing for the innovation and enhancement of current and future products.

AIMET Technologies, Inc., Project Engineering Coordinator, August 2000 to November 2004, November

2005 to November 2007, August 2011 to April 2013

• Developed an Engineering Project Financial report that prints from the MRP engine,

replacing several hours of manual research with the MRP engine to manually compile a

similar report.

• Eliminated paper maintenance work orders by leading the launch of the Maintenance

Work Order module in the MRP engine.

• Eliminated 95% of "piece count" packaging verification time by utilizing an average box

weight method.

• Eliminated generic Bill of Lading paperwork by building on the average box weight

method to include skid packaging schemes and building a custom report to print from the

MRP engine.

• Worked with Production personnel to update and streamline the production reporting form

used daily. Made report print automatically each shift. Reduced paper waist by only

printing jobs required.

• Perform annual job reviews and re quotes. Process customer engineering change orders.

BOM controller. Aid in PPAP process as required. Develop production work, layout, and

packaging instructions for new products.

Syracuse Plastics, Interim Quality Manager, Project Engineer, November 2004 to November 2005

• Implemented production assembly of the redbox® reload case, including all fixtures and

support documentation.

• Designed fixtures to meet flatness specification on new product.

• Updated computer system and software to re launch CMM use.

• Performed general QM duties. Managed state side tooling projects.

Tyco Electronics, Senior Project, Team Leader, December 1999 to May 2000.

• Test development for high voltage breakdown of oils. Examined environmental and

electromagnetic field effects on the breakdown voltage of polydimethyliloxane.

Kingon Research Group, Undergraduate research assistant, May 1999 to January 2000.

Manufacturing Project Engineer

• Measured thin film capacitance using microchip probes. Programmed probe box using

LabView. Set up and performed electrochemical etching. Trained in clean room safety

procedures.

Tektronix Inc., Color Imaging and Printing Division, Wilsonville OR, Technician I, May 1997 to August 1997

• Performed chemical analysis of silicon oils. Performed fuser life testing and data analysis.

Trained new technician. Trained in level III commercial laboratory safety procedures.

B.S. in Material Science and Engineering, North Carolina State University, May 2000