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Consumers Energy (via Impact Business Group)

CAD Designer

January 2022 – Present

Responsible for CAD design of gas utilities systems and stations. The following software was utilized to perform my daily duties: Bentley Open Plant Modeler, Bentley View V8i, Project Wise Explorer, Microsoft Teams, Micro Station Connect, Bluebeam Administrator 20 and Bluebeam Revu 20

Prefix Corporation (via Delta Staffing)

Engineering / Electrical-Mechanical CAD (Auto CAD) Designer

July 2021- October 2021 (6 month contract position)

Responsible for the creation of off highway vehicle electrical wiring schematics and harness drawings utilizing Auto CAD ver. 2022

CHI Aviation (formally Construction Helicopters (via Entegee))

Engineering / Electrical-Mechanical CAD (Auto CAD) Designer

September 2019- April 2021

Responsible for the creation of aviation electrical wiring diagrams and mechanical part drawings utilizing Auto CAD ver. 2019/20.

Adrian Steel, Adrian MI

Electrical Engineer

December 2017 – February 2019

Manufacturer of commercial vehicle interiors, the “up fit” or organizing of tools, equipment and supplies. Examples: automotive window glass repair/replacement, cable/satellite TV installers, plumbers, etc.

Responsible for developing commercial vehicle electrical “up-fit” solutions while meeting the customer’s needs. This includes work within the Fleet Processing Center (FPC) as a team member while developing these solutions. Responsibilities included: New model year (NMY) validations, wire harness design, BOM creation / modification, troubleshooting of customer issues

Spartan Motors, Charlotte MI

Electrical Engineer/Design Engineer, Functional Lead

October 2016 - July 2017

Manufacturer of Fire trucks and RV chassis consisting of custom equipment installations. Spartan manufactures custom chassis as well as custom “cabs” for fire trucks. Customization included lighting and other special equipment required by the Fire Department.

Responsible for wire harness and circuit design and modification utilizing Auto CAD 2015, BOM creation, and working with designers on installation drawing creation.

Cummins Power Products, New Hudson MI

Electrical Engineer

November 2014 – October 2016

Manufacturer of off highway power generating equipment.

Create Electrical Engineering Designs from concept development to completed units in manufacturing. Specify all aspects of the electrical systems, including controls, harnessing, circuit protection and routing. Provide technical support and information to the customer, manufacturing, fellow mechanical engineers and the materials group. Required to design wire harnesses in accordance to CAN bus protocols.

Intel Corporation, Rio Rancho NM

Manufacturing Technician

August 2011– January 2014

Manufacturer of electronic components (computer processors) utilized in computers, cell phones, tablets, servers, etc.

A manufacturing technician is charged with the monitoring, troubleshooting, testing and repair of the automated manufacturing process equipment utilizing predetermined test procedures. A manufacturing technician is also responsible the completion of required “qualifications” of the automated tool sets.

Von Weise Inc. (formally known as Fasco DC Motors), Eaton Rapids MI

Product Engineer

January 2001– June 2008

A tier three automotive supplier involved in the manufacture of fractional horse power DC motors (used in power seats).

Von Weise was a metal stamping, fractional horsepower DC motor, and starter motor supplier. Von Weise provided product to small engine manufactures and automotive industry throughout the world.

A product Engineer was charged with designing EMC/RFI (Electromagnetic Compliance / Radio Frequency Interference) circuitry to comply with automotive customer specifications. I worked with suppliers when specifying new discrete components for circuits. I assisted manufacturing with assembly of circuits and brush cards. I assisted the testing technicians when testing and validation was required. Responsibilities grew to include brush card, circuit board, and Hall Effect circuit design. Two of my designs were considered innovative enough to have patents applied for.

•Design and implementation of automotive EMC/RFI circuitry utilizing AutoCAD ver.14, prototyping and PPAP building.

•Design and implementation of automotive Hall Effect device seat memory circuitry.

•Design and assembly of prototype two (2) sided and multilayer (4 layer) circuit boards utilized in EMC/RFI, Hall Effect, and motor brush card circuitry utilizing both thru-hole and surface mount technology (ROHS Compliance, restriction of hazardous substances, reliability & EMC testing/compliance per automotive standards).

•Very proficient in product compliance with automotive EMC/RFI standards (GM3100, GM9100, CISPR-25, Ford, Chrysler, European, & UL)

•Developed new ways of packing motors for installation in seat assemblies innovative enough to have a patented applied for.

•Developed new brush card assembly utilizing both surface mount and leaded components (mixed mode), considered innovative enough to have patent applied for.

•Designed EMC/RFI test fixtures as well as reworked existing wiring systems used in testing.

•Plastic injected molding knowledge

Tech Net Corporation, Rocklin CA

ELECTRICAL DESIGN ENGINEERING TECHNICIAN

August 1999– December 2000

A security electronics design and installation firm providing security electronics for facilities such as court houses, prisons, and schools throughout the country.

An Electrical Design Engineering Technician was charged with the layout of electrical wiring for control panels and electrical "back-boxes" utilized by manufacturing, responsible for wire runs/pulls in building conduits, and drawing creation. I also worked with locally contracted electricians during the installation of the product. I was responsible for the specifying of new components when the design required it; also managed the installation of a Personal Duress Alarm System at Corcoran Prison in Southern California.

•Design layout of wiring (cabling and raceway) utilizing AutoCAD ver.14.

•Design layout of interconnection between components.

•Designated terminations.

•Aided manufacturing; when needed, with interoperation of drawings as well as assembly of product.

•Assisted and guided electricians during on site installations.

•The liaison between Corcoran Federal Prison staff, electricians, and company to resolve issues as they arose.

Raytheon Aerospace, McClellan CA

AVIONICS INSTALLER

January 1997– August 1999

A company that contracts with military and civilian entities for the maintenance and modification of aircraft

An Avionics Installer was charged with the installation (routing and termination) of military aircraft electrical wiring systems.

•Utilized previously gain expertise in the installation and termination of aircraft electrical wiring systems.

•Promoted to Quality Control Inspector within four months of hiring on.

•Utilized engineering drawings and technical manuals.

San Joaquin Helicopters, Matherfeild, CA

AIRCRAFT ELECTRICIAN

October 1993– January 1997

A company contracted the California Department of Forestry to refurbish helicopters for firefighting purposes.

An Aircraft Electrician was charged with the removal and installation of UH1N Huey helicopter electrical and avionics systems to include wire harness manufacture, installation, and termination; also worked with fellow electrician to ensure proper installation of electrical systems in accordance with California Department of Forestry (CDF) policies.

Creation of accurate wiring diagrams where none had existed prior to my hiring.

•Established the "standard" to which all subsequent wiring installations held to.

•Learned light sheet metal work to facilitate timely installation of radio system receiver/transmitters, power supplies, and other equipment as required.

•Worked with mechanics to assist with their tasks when my tasks were ahead of schedule.

Dee Howard Company, San Antonio TX

AVIONICS INSTALLER

February 1992– March 1993

A company contracted to accomplish Quiet Freighter and Glass Cockpit modifications on UPS DC-8 & 727 cargo aircraft.

An Avionics Installer was charged with the installation of new electrical wiring and avionics systems.

•Performed aircraft wire harness installations/routings.

•Performed wire terminations.

•Utilized engineering drawings and technical manuals.

San Joaquin Helicopters, Yolo County Airport, CA

AIRCRAFT ELECTRICIAN

April 1991– February 1992

A company contracted the California Department of Forestry to refurbish helicopters for firefighting purposes.

An Aircraft Electrician was charged with the removal and installation of UH1N Huey helicopter electrical and avionics systems to include wire harness manufacture, installation, and termination; also worked with fellow electrician to ensure proper installation of electrical systems in accordance with California Department of Forestry (CDF) policies.

•Creation of accurate wiring diagrams (utilizing manual drafting technics) where none had existed prior to my hiring.

•Established the "standard" to which all subsequent wiring installations were judged by.

•Learned light sheet metal work to facilitate timely installation of radio system receiver/transmitters, power supplies, and other equipment as required.

•Worked with mechanics to assist with their tasks when electrical wiring tasks were ahead of schedule.

United States Marine Corps, Camp Pendalton CA, Dobbins AFB Marietta GA

AVIONICSMAN/AIRCRAFT ELECTRICIAN

April 1983– December 1990

The best of Americas' armed forces charged with being the first into any situation requiring the attitude adjusting of persons who deem it necessary to test the resolve of the United States; with the secondary responsibility of learning and executing the responsibilities of an aircraft repair and maintenance technician (Avionics man / Aviation Electrician).

•Charged with becoming the best Marine I could be by being proficient in all that is asked of me.

•Primary MOS (military occupational specialty) of aircraft electrician (AE).

•Secondary MOS of communications/navigation (COM/NAV).

•Responsible for the Troubleshooting, repair and maintenance of helicopter electrical and avionics systems.

•Very proficient at troubleshooting and repair of aircraft electrical systems

•Expert Rifleman (qualified as expert)

•Received good conduct medal

Education

ITT Technical Institute, BS, Electronic Engineering Technology, 1997

Graduate Eaton Rapids Senior High School, 1981

Honors and Awards:

Recognized by Chrysler Corporation for accomplishing EMI testing correlation while employed with Von Weise (Fasco DC Motors)

Two (2) patents applied for while employed with Von Weise (Fasco DC Motors)

Honorability Discharged U.S. Marine veteran

Good Conduct medal recipient, 2 awards

Letter of Commendation recipient

Letter of Appreciation recipient, 2 awards

Skills:

AutoCAD (20yrs), Wiring, DC, Automotive, Electronics. Troubleshooting, Engineering, AutoCAD, Circuit Design, Validation, Cabling / Wire harness design and fabrication, EMI/RFI, Electrical Components, Electrical, PCB Design, Assembly, Electro-mechanical, SMT, Analog, Failure Analysis, Soldering, Electrical, Semiconductors, Fixtures, Root Cause Analysis, Testing, Sensors, Schematic / Wiring diagram creation

Hobbies:

CAD, Automotive customization, Plastic models, Hot Wheels, Roller skating, making custom roller skates, Electronics, Drawing / Sketching, Cycling

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