PHILLIP M. KING
PO Box ***
BRISTOL, NH *****
Cell603-***-****
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SUMMARY
Engineering professional with over thirty years of experience in both the aerospace and electronics industries, combining design skills with common sense to meet project objectives. Strong interpersonal skills allow quick integration into a team environment.
EMPLOYMENT HISTORY
Titeflex Aerospace, Laconia, New Hampshire 3/2011 to 11/6/2015
Senior CAD Designer/Applications Engineer
Designed product for production
Revised Drawings
Designed for prototype and final production release
Reviewed Job Quotes for Engineering Approval
Reviewed Orders submitted to the shop floor for Engineering Approval
Responded to Vendor Information Requests
Reviewed and designed Tooling
Submitted Engineering Design Changes
CAD-Unigraphics NX 8.5
Lehigh Technical, Long Island, New York 4/2010 to 2/25/2011
Manufacturing Engineer at ITT Fiber Innovations Walpole, Ma
Supported Operations of shop floor. Resin Transfer Molding of composite Jet Engine Parts.
Ordered parts and material to keep shop floor Operational.
Facilitated any issues with shop floor employees.
Worked with and supported (KOMO) Milling machine operator.
Maintained Resin Transfer equipment for composite aircraft parts.
Part Material Graphite Non-Metallic
Interfaced with vendors regarding service contracts.
Used power points and spreadsheet to discuss with management project goals.
Worked with RTM tooling for composite parts.
Programmed ovens with Thermal Profile.
CAD-CATIA 5.0
Butler America, Shelton, Connecticut 11/2009 to 3/2010
Structural Designer
Designed Structural composite Details for Helicopter.
Geometric Tolerance in 3D model.
Designed Metal parts-2024 Aluminum.
Prepared power points for Design review meetings.
CAD-CATIA 5.0
Comforce, Long Island, New York 08/2008 to 11/2009
Manufacturing Engineer at ITT Defense Amityville, New York
Concept Design of Major Composite Assembly Tooling for Sponson and Tail Rotor Pylon/Composite material
Designed Major Assembly Tooling.
Designed Structural Composite parts.
Tooling Material Steel AISI 1330 and Inconel.
Prepared Power Points for Major Assembly Tooling concept review.
CAD-CATIA
Butler International Shelton, Connecticut 09/2007 to 06/2008
Structural Designer
Structural Designer
Geometric Tolerance in 3D model.
Design details for Wing.
Part Material Non-Metalic
Designed Air passage skin for airframe.
CAD-CATIA
NorthropGrumman Bethpage, New York 11/2005 to 08/2007 Structural Designer
Designed Structural composite aircraft parts and used PDM Enovia.
Geometric Tolerance in 3D model.
Material of parts Titanium and Non-Metalic
Prepared power points for design review meeting
CAD-CATIA
Smiths Tubular systems Laconia, New Hampshire 4/2004 to 11/2005
CAD Designer
Designed Detail tubing for Jet Engines.
Designed Jigs & Fixtures for aircraft tubing
Materials 304 Stainless Steel, Titanium & Aluminum 2024
Geometric Tolerance in 2D
CAD-CATIA 5.0 and UNIGRAPHICS NX 6.0
IBM, Essex Junction, VT 1995 to 2004
Mechanical Designer
Designed Tooling & handling equipment for the microelectronics Manufacturing.
CAD-CATIA.
Grumman Bethpage, New York 11/1985 to 08/1995 Structural and Tool Designer
Designed Structural composite aircraft parts.
Designed tooling for part fabrication.
Geometric Tolerance in 3D model.
Material of parts Titanium and Non-Metalic
Metallurgical Department prepared specimens with Bakelite
Analyzed grain structure using acid etch and microscope
Used Rockwell Hardness and Brunel to determine tensile strength
CAD-CATIA
EDUCATION
Bachelors of Manufacturing Engineering Technology
State University of New York at Farmingdale, 1991
CAD/CAM AND COMPUTER EXPERIENCE
Proficient on CATIA 5.0
Proficient on Unigraphics NX 8.5
Proficient with Windows for text, data, and graphics processing.
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