Engineer Design

TOM CICVARIC, P. Eng.

****-** ******* ******, *******, Ontario, M4S 2J8 ***********@*****.*** 416-***-****

Knowledgeable aerospace engineer with over 18 years of experience spanning the aviation and automotive industries. Well-versed in structures design, systems support and configuration, sizing, and relevant standards pertaining to the aviation industry.

Brings precision to all tasks, demonstrating a strong understanding of the interconnectivity of structural and systems components. Organized and able to manage a high volume of priority tasks by harnessing strengths in project management. Equally effective working independently and as part of a cross-functional team.

SKILLS & EXPERTISE

Aircraft Structures Design CATIA V5 (12,000 hrs) Manufacturing Methods Materials Selection

Detail Design Drafting Standards Project Management

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

TEST-FLIGHT SUPPORT ENGINEER (LIAISON ENGINEER) December 2013 - Present

STRUCTURES DESIGN ENGINEER May 2009 - December 2013

METHODS ANALYST December 2007 - May 2009

Bombardier Aerospace – Toronto, ON

Joined this global leader in the design, development, and manufacture of aircraft as a Methods Analyst with a mandate in supporting the final assembly line. In 2009, earned a promotion to Structures Design Engineer and stepped up to work on the Global 7000 program. In 2013, made a lateral move to Test-Flight Support Engineer.

As Test-Flight Support Engineer (Liaison Engineer)

§Harnesses analytical strengths to assist in the timely resolution of issues impeding the Certification (C of A) of aircraft under the Global 5000/6000 program.

§Coordinates with internal stakeholders, including the engineering and production teams to troubleshoot issues, conducting thorough investigations and flagging any recurrent issues.

§Demonstrates diligence in documenting issues and resolutions, achieving the highest number of recorded resolutions within the team. Supports improvement projects by tracking aircraft snag data.

§Leads a process improvement project to enable all key stakeholders with real-time access and visibility into production status through the creation of an electronic visibility board.

§Created a centralized formal procedure for the replacement of defective flap carriage bearings. Earned recognition for improving productivity with the receipt of an XCell Award.

§Performs investigation and creates repair orders for damaged or non-conforming aircraft structure.

As Structures Design Engineer

§Developed & conducted trade studies on ground/flight spoilers, and thermal anti-ice ducting, translating analysis into geometric solutions in collaboration with the Principal Engineering Specialist.

§Developed kinematic simulation in consultation with the Principal Engineering Specialist and drew on communication skills to present them to Integrated Product Development Team for design reviews.

TOM CICVARIC, P. Eng.

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE CONTINUED

As Structures Design Engineer

§Generated model based definition details of various vertical stabilizer and engine pylon sheet metal and machined components utilizing CATIA v5.

§Completed design of aft-barrel skin panels for the joint definition phase, demonstrating a strong understanding of aircraft structures to successfully integrate structural and systems components.

§Created vertical stabilizer rib layout with consideration towards provisions and routing for systems.

As Methods Analyst

§Tapped into strong technical acumen to analyze the aircraft final assembly work stations for opportunities to improve workflow.

§Leveraged an ability to see the big picture to develop manufacturing plans for the assembly of aircraft, including crew load charts, assembly manuals, and technique sheets. Additionally provided direction to the tooling department for tool design and fabrication.

PROJECT MANAGER June 2005 – December 2007

Nachi Robotic Systems Inc. – Vaughan, ON

Brought on board to oversee service and overhaul projects of industrial robots within the automotive industry, brandishing strengths in planning, resource allocation, and leadership. Coordinated cross-functional teams through the delivery of service to clients such as Toyota and Chrysler.

§Facilitated complex repair and overhaul projects, reviewing project scope and planning accordingly to avoid costly equipment downtime.

§Communicated project progress and milestones with all key stakeholders, serving as the liaison between the project and management teams.

§Overcame obstacles to meet project objectives, including fabricating an unavailable gasket to maintain schedule during the overhaul of 30 paint robots.

§Efficiently allocated resources, directing them through project completion and providing them with technical support as needed to ensure the timely completion of projects.

Earlier professional experience includes three years as a Mechanical Project Coordinator and three years as a Weld Gun Designer/Coordinator with ABB Inc. (Body in White Division) in Brampton, ON (1999-2005); and two years as a Tooling Designer with Lindgren Automation Inc. in Concord, ON (1997-1999).

EDUCATION & PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

Bachelor of Engineering – Mechanical, 1997 Ryerson Polytechnic University – Toronto

Completed 5 day Design Approval Organization course, 2015 – Bombardier, Toronto

Product Liability Seminar, 2014 – Bombardier, Toronto

Completed 1 day course in MIG welding, 2007 – Centennial College, Toronto

Completed 5 day course in CATIA v5, 2001 – TransCAT, Mississauga

Completed course in Machine Shop Practices, 1999 – Humber College, Toronto

COMPUTER SKILLS

CATIA v5 (12,000 hrs), ENOVIA, MS Word, MS Excel

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