Tracy Minnis

*** ****** *****, *********, ** ****8 678-***-**** ad4261@r.postjobfree.com OBJECTIVE Secure a responsible career opportunity to fully utilize my training and skills while making a significant contribution to the success of the company. AREAS OF EXPERTISE

• Inventory Management

• Vendor and Customer Relations

• Equipment Management

• Shipping and Receiving

• Transportation Logistics

• Budget Management

SKILLS

• Verbal and Written Communication

• Team Player

• Time Management

• Detail Oriented

• Highly Organized

• Flexible

• Self-Starter

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE MEDICAL ASSEMBLER BOSTON SCIENTIFIC

SEPTEMBER 2021-NOVEMBER 2022

• Building quality medical products while following processes to meet production needs

• Adhering to safety policies and practices

• Responsibility for quality and adhering to manufacturing process requirements

• Understanding of Lean Manufacturing and related principles and able to be flexible and rotate as necessary

• Under the direction of others, maintains accurate records within the Manufacturing Execution System (MES), Shop Floor Paperwork (SFP), Training Records System (TRS), Product Data Management (PDM), Systems Application & Products (SAP) and Process Equipment Optimization (PEO)

• Moderate mechanical aptitude and the ability to learn how to set-up equipment to meet process specification

• EQUIPMENT MANAGER CLOUD 2 GROUND / CRAZY LEGS PRODUCTIONS JULY 2016 – MARCH 2018

• Buying, selling, renting equipment and supplies for various production shows

• Invoice Management, Accounts payable and receivable

• Shipping and receiving logistics for off-site filming productions

• Schedule and oversee small team, including weekend hours

• Occasionally hire short-term freelance contractors

• Coordinate with line producers, rental houses, and sale vendors via email, phone, and in- person

• Oversee equipment reservation and rental processes, ensure policies and procedures are followed

• Create, implement, and enforce policies and procedures

• Ensure regular quality of control of gear

• Process L&D and bill expenses to responsible parties

• Tag and ingest new equipment purchases

CAMERA & FILM MANAGER INTERNATIONAL CINEMATOGRAPHERS UNION LOCAL 600 AUGUST 2003 - JULY 2016

• Operate motion picture or television camera as you record scenes for motion pictures, advertising, or television broadcasts.

• Know and apply the technical aspects of lenses, film, filters, light and camera settings to each shot to ensure the director gets the effect he or she wants.

• Adjust printers, camera controls, and any related equipment to find the right lighting, exposure and focus.

• Work with other film professionals, including electricians, lighting technicians and directors to determine desired effects, lighting requirements, camera movements and filming sequences.

• Arrange studio sets to best suit the settings on the camera, and control the lighting equipment, film stock, audio and cameras to get the result the director desires from the film.

• Maintain, clean and test all broadcasting equipment and cameras to ensure every tool is in good working order each day before filming starts.

• Watch filming sets closely to determine if problems are present in regards to camera angles and lighting and notify the director about issues before filming starts.

• Remain updated on new technology and current industry trends to ensure you bring the latest methods to the job.

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