Engineer Manager
Resume:
DONIPHAN K BARTON
Doniphan King Barton
** ***** ******, **** ********, CA 92532
909-***-**** Cell
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Objective: Seeking Management, Service, or Technical position.
Summary: Currently an independent contractor as a Realtor/Broker Assoc. with Century 21 Preferred in Murrieta, CA.
Retired from Lockheed Martin, Manassas, VA in 1998 and relocated to Lake Elsinore, CA.
Completed over 15 years as Programs Manager. Responsible for the engineering and manufacturing of Magnetic Disk Memories and Controllers, Digital Encoders, and other digital products. Responsible for proposal, negotiation, performance of military, domestic, and foreign contracts.
Education:
B.S. Electrical Engineering, West Coast University, Los Angeles, CA, 1966.
Radio & TV Theory, Receiving and Broadcasting, National Schools, Los Angeles, CA, 1955.
Employment History:
Century 21 Cal Oaks / Preferred, Murrieta, Ca.:
Sales License, Cal DRE 1269497. 1999 - 2005
Broker Assoc. License, Cal DRE 1269497. 2005 - Present
Lockheed Martin, (Librascope Inc., Glendale, Ca / Manassas, Va.):
Programs Manager, Military Products Group: 1983 - 1998
Managed several significant SPAWAR, and third party, production contracts for the RD 433/SSH Recorder Reproducer, used for SATCOM data storage aboard the Navy's surface fleet.
Managed several follow-on contracts for Mass Memory systems for the TRIDENT Submarine's Integrated Radio Room, (IRR).
Prepared and implemented Value Engineering Change Proposals (VECP) to develop and manufacture solid state disk memory / controller emulators. Back fit several hundred mass memory systems furnished on prior contracts for the Navy’s surface and submarine fleet. Successfully pursued and collected VECP royalties on Concurrent and Future contracts with SPAWAR, NSPCC, and third party (Ship Yard) contractors, for the same equipment.
Managed a line of Head per Track Magnetic Disk Memories for military and commercial applications.
Provided customer support for the Army’s PCIU by providing follow-on systems, spares, and repair services.
Served as a Deputy PM during the prototype build phase of the Army’s AICPS contract for NBC Warfare Defense.
Provided customer support on all major programs by managing equipment Spares and Repair orders.
Senior Engineer, Liaison Engineering Department: 1965 - 1983
Provided technical support for the manufacture of Magnetic Disk Memory / Controller systems. Designed and developed a degassing system utilizing high Vacuum / temperature for Disk Memory component cleaning techniques. Resolved product technical problems, both internal and at shipboard installations.
Prepared and proofed Functional Test Procedures for Servo Modules and other components for the manufacture of Navy Shipboard and Submarine Weapon Fire Control Systems.
As Technical Director of the Signal Data Printer program, which provided a printout of the mission training results for Boeing Aircraft’s SRAM Missile, was responsible for its redesign and successful performance of all specified requirements.
As project engineer for the magnetic media reader, a Point of Sale label reader, for Toys R Us and Sears, provided technical support to in-house Operations, and at customer installations.
Quality Control Engineer, Receiving Quality Engineering Group. 1962 - 1964
Developed and documented test techniques for electromagnetic rotating components (Winding compensated Resolvers and Integrating Tachometers) used on the SubRoc Weapon Fire Control System. Resolved component manufacturer’s correlation testing problems.
Senior Electronic Technician, Test Equipment Design Group 1959 - 1962
Constructed and tested Special Test Equipment designed for production testing of systems, sub assemblies, and components for SubRoc, FRAM, Polaris and other military programs.
Lockheed Aircraft, Burbank, Ca.:
Electronic Systems Flight Technician, Flight line. 1958 - 1959
Performed electronic flight systems debug and test aboard the Navy’s P2V-5 and P2V-7 Neptune ASW patrol aircraft. Included HF, VLF, & UHF Radios, APS Search Radar, ECM, MAD equipment, ASW Sniffers, and so on. Required 2nd Class Radio Telephone FCC License for communications with the Briar Summit installation in the Burbank/Hollywood Hills. Completed 14 weeks of intensive training for this assignment in a Navy funded program at Lockheed A/C.
Western Gear, Lynwood, CA.:
Senior Laboratory Technician, Research Department: 1964 - 1965
Constructed a test stand for positioning the Lunar Excursion Module. LEM, within a vacuum chamber at White Sands. Developed techniques for vacuum seal installation in high differential pressure glands.
Performed friction testing on materials to be used in plasma spray applied to the internal surfaces of rocket engines for Rocket-dyne Corp.
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