Engineer Mechanical
Resume:
KYLE FEARS
Seattle, WA 98102
Phone: 321-***-**** Email: ****.*****@*****.***
OBJECTIVE Seeking a position that involves the integration of mechanical systems and new design concepts. I have a strong interest in project management, R&D, and new project efficiencies. QUALIFICATIONS
Worked two mechanical servicing projects for the Hubble Space Telescope.
Developed requirements for space craft and ground support equipment.
Act as Task Leader for planning of flight hardware integration.
Act as Project Leader for the testing of over 300 test articles. EDUCATION University of Phoenix Phoenix, AZ
- Master Degree: Administration of Justice Graduation: 10/2009
- Master Degree: Business Administration (MBA) Graduation: 07/2007 Concentration: Technology Management
Milwaukee School of Engineering Milwaukee, WI
- Bachelor Degree: Mechanical Engineering Graduation: 05/2004 ABET Accredited
EXPERIENCE The Boeing Company
Test and Integration Engineer
- Seattle, WA 07/2008 – 01/2014
Duties: Conduct structural testing within the structures component test laboratory. This includes coordinating, integrating, designing, and analyzing different testing conditions and reporting data captured during static testing to the test customer. In addition, fatigue testing was achieved by utilized a variety of test hardware, fixtures, hydraulic components, and different control systems. Worked to provide liaison support during the fabrication, assembly, and installation support of hardware and test articles. As a structures engineer task were not limited to analyzing loads, stress/strain values, environmental measurements, and deflection measurements. At the end of testing test reports were written to properly document the results and how testing generated data. Some tests included FAA coordination and helped provide data for FAA certification. Also, budget and schedule estimations were developed during the test project. Negotiated with customers and manufacturing sources to help partnerships. Mechanical Engineer
- Kennedy Space Center, FL 10/2004 – 07/2008
Duties: Directed operations of the transport, integration, and test of flight hardware for the International Space Station (ISS). Served in specific Certificate of Flight Readiness (COFR) reviews for ISS launch missions STS-116, STS-117, and STS-118. Calculated weight and center of gravity data for hardware of the ISS. This was accomplished by analyzing and interpreting engineering data and customer requirements. Examined the effects of loads and stresses on lifting and handling equipment. Supported product design reviews. Presented technical reports for wont fail Constraints Reviews. Developed and maintained requirements for the engineering and handling of hardware. Cultivate relationships across engineering disciplines and customers. Performed property maintenance, quarterly hardware audits, and served as a safety liaison to identify and evaluate unsafe flight processing areas, environments, and facilities. Worked with ISS flight crews to checkout hardware. Honors: Silver Dollar Award recipient 07/2006, Space Flight Awareness (SFA) Honoree. COMPUTER Catia, Pro/Engineer ProE, Intralink, Solid Works, and Microsoft Office Suite INTERESTS Running, Biking, Fishing, Sailing, Weight Lifting, and Racquet Ball
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