Laura Hurley
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Mechanical and Electrical Assembly
Summary of Qualifications
Proven competencies soldering, microscope work (requiring extreme precision and fine attention to detail), and blueprints for board circuitry, cable & harness work.
Outstanding capability of training, supervising, inventory control, and quality control.
Strong capacity for ensuring that production schedules are efficiently achieved.
Extreme attention to detail, efficiency, and reliability, consistently resulting in high-quality work.
Experience
Production Technician Axis NE (Danvers, MA) 2013–2014
Performed crimping and soldering, point-to-point wiring, assembly of wire harnesses.
Read, understood, and worked from electrical schematics.
Followed soldering procedures and instructions.
Utilized hand tools and crimping machines.
Contract Assignments Massachusetts North Shore, MA 2010–2013
Performed broad range of contract assignments with clients including Thermofisher, Tru Connector, and Analogic.
Delivered work detail such as assembly, cable assembly, and packaging.
Electro Mechanical Assembly Technician NeuroLogica (Danvers, MA) 2006–2010
Assembled control boxes and responsible for cable and harness wiring.
Performed crimping, soldering, and point-to-point wiring.
Supported construction of CT scanner in clean-room environment. Job assignments included detector modules and spines.
oAssembled detector module: mated crystal array onto a diode substrate with epoxy.
oAssembled spine consisting of 409 anti scatter plates and holding 17 detector modules, comprising image on scanner.
Experience (continued)
Assembly Technician Perkin-Elmer (Salem, MA) 2004–2006
Performed wide range of complex precision-assembly operations associated with the manufacture of light packs/trigger modules used in biotech and analytical systems.
Interpreted and followed schematics, assembly prints, and sketches, pick lists, and routers.
Populated through-hole boards; touched up boards.
Performed soldering and mechanical assembly as well as routine inventory monitoring and inventory transactions.
Additional Experience Highlights
Assembly Technician Analogic Corporation (Peabody, MA)
Assembled Tran-esophageal Probe (TE Probe), a twin 64-element, 5 MHz-phase array transducer incorporated into a 9.5mm endoscope.
Soldered 128 42-awg coax wires onto flex PC of phase array.
Used K&S dicing machine under tight tolerances, high-pot testing and heat-sealing, and strict document control to meet FDA production compliance.
Education
Diploma Needham High School (Needham, MA)
ANSI/IPC-A-610B Training & Certification, IPC Association
IPC-A-610 Training & Certification, IPC Association