Buriroth Sak

** ******* **.

Lowell, Ma *****

Phone: 978-***-****

acpic1@r.postjobfree.com

OBJECTIVE: To obtain a stable position utilizing my experiences and

educational background to our mutual benefits.

EDUCATION AND TRAINING:

Fitchburg High School Graduate Class Of 2001

1 Year Attendance at ITT Technical Institute of Woburn

Trained PCB Assembler/Mechanical Assembler and IPC 610 Certified 2005

Certified 5s and Lean Manufacturing Training

TOOLS AND TEST INSTRUMENTS:

Digital Keithly Mult-imeter/Arbitrary Waveform Generator/Impedance

Analyzer/Impulse Tester/Digital Oscilloscope/AC/DC Voltage Tester/Fluke

Electrical Safety Analyzer/Digital Caliper/Instron Test Instruments/Hi-Pot

Test/Electrical Safety Test/Lab view/Binviewer/Digital torque

wrenches/Standard torque wrench

EXPERIENCE:

Boston Scientific Corporation/Rhythmia Medical

Burlington, Ma November 2013-Present

Capital Equipment ManufacuturingTechnician/Test Technician

Performs a wide variety of electronic, mechanical or electro-mechanical

assembly operations to build assemblies or sub-assemblies using hand tools,

power tools and fixtures.

Uses manufacturing methods and sequence of operations to build assemblies

or sub-assemblies

Performs functions associated with all manufacturing operations, including

rework and troubleshooting.

Perform Bios flashing, firmware download, Optical Ethernet Programming,

FPGA Programming, and USB Port Controller Programming.

Inspects and tests electromechanical assemblies to specification using

inspection equipment, test instruments and programs. System test and

verification of the equipment from start to finish.

Provide solutions to resolve issues that impact established policies and

procedures.

Assist in development of methods and procedures to improve manufacturing

processes and product quality.

Practical knowledge of regulations such as GMP and company Standard

Operating Procedures (SOP) and strong technical and operational knowledge

of either upstream and/or downstream unit of operation.

Through hands-on design and prototyping activities, contribute to product

development programs with a results-oriented, deliverable attitude.

Perform assembly of prototypes to support animal, clinical and engineering

testing, documenting builds as necessary to comply with applicable medical

device standards.

Build released products, documenting builds on route sheet as necessary to

comply with applicable medical device standards.

Support R&D engineer in creating and redline manufacturing procedures for

the assembly of prototype and released products. Write NCRs for non-

functional assemblies.

Participate in verification and validation testing including test

development, test execution, documentation and write-up of results to

support engineering in product development work.

KIVA SYSTEMS North Reading, Ma Oct. 24, 2012 -

Jul. 2013

Assembly Technician/Test Technician

Follow work instruction, pneumatics, and schematics to assemble electronic

components, RF assemblies, and sub-assemblies onto robots.

Electronic assembly such as wire termination, and installments of wire

harness, cable assemblies, batteries, power supply, battery switch, radios,

and cameras.

Prepare wires using wiring prints and spot ties wire into bundles, routes,

dresses to specific dimensions as specified by instructions.

Use basic hand tools and power tools and torque wrenches specified to meet

work instruction requirements.

Work in an assembly line environment to complete each station (Pull

system).

Testing, teardown, rework and troubleshooting of assemblies and sub-

assemblies.

Scan robots for in house WIP tracking and daily cycle count of robots.

Fill out travelers for finished goods.

Hoist sub-assemblies, frames, suspension arm and align and set onto

assembly carts.

Assist in development of methods and procedures to improve manufacturing

processes and product quality.

Provide solutions to resolve issues that impact established policies and

procedures.

Work in a 5s environment, knowledge of lean manufacturing. And every day

housekeeping.

BROOKS AUTOMATION Chelmsford, Ma Nov. 2009- Sept 1, 2012

Mechanical assembler III

Follow work instructions, schematics, and pneumatics to assemble Varian

tray assemblies.

Put parts on evac system to eliminate dust, air, and particles to charge

parts with 100% helium.

Leak check manifolds in water dump tank and Varian mass spectrometer leak

test machine.

Buff tube manifold assembly and clean with acetone and label assembly.

Connect harnesses, fittings, gas tubes, air tubes, basic hard wares to

chassis assembly.

Inspect outgoing chassis using checklist.

Kit parts for outgoing final assembly and air hose final assembly for

packaging.

Diagnosis incoming RMA assemblies and write up RMA.

Use helium mass spectrometer to detect leaks from fabricated tubes.

SEGUE MANUFACTURING SERVICES, Lowell, Ma April 2008-Sept 2008

Assembler/Electro-Mechanical Assembler

Follow work instructions to assemble cable wires and harnesses.

Inspect, test cables and harnesses with micrometer for wrong placement.

Use several hand tools such as, crimpers, wire strippers, cutters,

wrenches, and power tools.

Assemble cabinets for GT solar, point to point testing, wiring, labeling,

and installments of other electrical components such as, power supplies,

resisters, grounds, filters, and OPTO power supplies.

Use screws, nuts, bolts, and other hard wares to assemble cabinet.

Assemble cables to cut to certain length and crimp wire with ferrules.

Cut Panduit to certain width and length and assemble onto the cabinet.

Check for scratches and dents on cabinets.

Clean cabinets with alcohol, and use prints to double check work (main

priority)

ZCORP, Burlington, MA,

July 2007-Nov. 2007

Mechanical Assembler

Performs a wide variety of electronic, mechanical or electro-mechanical

assembly operations to build assemblies or sub-assemblies using hand tools,

power tools and fixtures.

Prepare wires using wiring prints and spot ties wire into bundles, routes,

dresses to specific dimensions as specified by instructions.

Testing and programing of finished products.

Clean and pack units in crates for shipments.

JABIL CIRCUIT, Billerica, Ma

Jan. 2003-July 2007

Mechanical Assembler/Electro-mechanical assembler

Follow work instructions and process sheet to assemble sub-assemblies such

as fan assembly, ring circuit board assembly, fiber optic wire assembly,

and RF module sub-assemblies.

Assemble cables, harnesses, and wire to wire assemblies following work

instructions and specifications

Follow work instructions to assemble parts such as; hard ware, handles,

heat sinks, batteries, daughter cards onto circuit boards.

Use various types of hand tools, and torque wrenches.

Wip tracking system to move circuit boards in order for next step in the

process flow.

Trained and work on light soldering, pace line, ionic graph, 12 ton press

fit, and router machine.

Apply electronic components such as capacitor, resistor, diode,

transistor, relay, transformer onto circuit board and circuit card and

follow work instruction for correct placement and polarity.

Perform light soldering on circuit boards and cards.

Competencies

High attention to detail

Understanding of terminology and ability to share and communicate

effectively within the group

Ability to organize and prioritize tasks resulting in consistent

productivity

Ability to function within and support a team environment and build strong

working relationships

Dependable and punctual

Ability to meet accuracy and productivity goals

Good problem solving skills, ability to evaluate situation and prioritize

factors in decision making

Self-motivated, utilize available resources for self-improvement and

development

Flexible: able to follow directives and accomplish tasks outside of normal

duties

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