Manager Engineer

RESUME

Mark A. Jessup

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

Eddy, Texas 76524

254-***-**** (home)

********@*****.***

EXPERIENCE

FreeFlight Systems (FFS) Waco, Texas Quality Engineer, Manufacturing Engineer Sept 2009 – Nov 2015

FFS produces innovative aviation navigational systems. I changed FFS quality system to AS9100 to meet customer requirements. Work with the FAA San Antonio MIDO (Regulatory Inspector) to maintain FFS TSO (technical standing order) and PMA (parts manufacturing approval) production approvals from FAA. DMIR (Designated Manufacture Inspection Representative) certification for the FAA for FFS. Worked with customers and vendors to solve issues for production .

McDowell Research Corp. Waco, TX QA Manager Two years

Set up and maintained quality system for a military power supply manufacturer. Improved production line methods/procedures to comply with ISO guidelines, computerized and streamlined the flow of information throughout the company, reduced costs, and improved existing products. Set up new part numbering system that allowed MRC to utilize pc/MRP. Guided MRC through a process of correcting their drawings. Established a formal test procedure to log failure in Access. Formalized a sign-off and review process. Developed automated testing using Labview, which is more accurate and approximately 4 times faster than testing by hand. Established a process for handling nonconforming material. Established a tracking method to show the cost of quality. Wrote quality manual as step towards ISO compliance.

Medical Plastic Laboratory, Inc. Gatesville, Texas Engineering Manager Eight years

Design engineer and Engineering Manager for company that produces medical training equipment/products. Improved production line methods/procedures to comply with quality control/ISO guidelines, computerized and streamlined the flow of information throughout the company and with customers, reduced costs/determined overhead rate, designed new products and improved existing ones. Increased profits by $90,000/year by bringing an electronic subassembly in-house, rather than utilizing an outside vendor. Streamlined a production area of 12 full-time workers producing about 20 manikins/month to only 2 full-time workers, plus 5 part-time workers on the day of production only, who produced 50 CPR manikins/month. This resulted in a savings of 1,560 man hours/month. Upgraded a frequently malfunctioning (due to age) plastics rotocast machine to an A&B controller, resulting in extending it’s production life and thus delaying the expense of purchasing new equipment for many years to come for a savings of approximately $450,000 for the purchase of new equipment. Designed the controlling method for a new CPR manikin that would allow airway adjuncts. Set up a quality manual, outlining all current production methods, which would prevent loss of vital information in case of employee turnover and would assist in establishing ISO certification for sales of products in Europe. Developed new electronic trainers to update and extend the product life of existing CPR manikin products. Researched and brought in a new company-wide computer system, linking the production dept. with the sales team. This also provided a BOM (bill of material), to allow more time and cost effective inventory control and material/parts purchasing. Upgraded the company-wide phone system.

OTHER EXPERENCE

Texas Instruments, ITG DIVISION; Temple, TX Integrated Circuits Incoming QA Engineer, Sustaining QA Engineering Manager Thirteen years

Analyzed and resolved part and product problems with parts suppliers in the manufacturing process and with end product customers. Developed procedures to prevent problems from recurring. Worked with the design teams to ensure that design goals conformed to quality requirements, production requirements, cost effectiveness, and customer expectations. Reduced the board shop scrap rate, for a savings of $225,000/year. Led a team responsible for correcting an important customer’s quality complaint. One year later, I was told that TI had become their best supplier. Managed the Sustaining Quality Engineering Group. In this function, I coached direct employees to become better, more independent workers.

EDUCATION

DMIR (Designated Manufacture Inspection Representative) certification for the FAA

B.S. Degree in Engineering Technology Electronics, Texas A&M University

HONORS

TI Appreciation Awards

Texas Instruments PIP Awards, in recognition of cost reduction idea contributions that resulted in a savings of $5.5 million

MIR (Method Improvement Report) Of The Month Award

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