Engineer Mechanical

Kyle J Frank

715-***-**** *** Poinsetta Drive

***************@*****.*** Indian Harbour Beach, FL 32937 Active DOD Secret Clearance - June 2017

Education:

Arkansas State University

Masters of Science in Engineering Management, projected graduation January 2022 Mercer University School of Engineering

Bachelors of Science in Industrial Management, graduated May 2016 Employment:

L3Harris Technologies - Spacecraft and Airborne Systems Mechanical Engineer - Spacecraft Structures – February 2020 to May 2020

● Performed design and analysis tasks on complex mechanical hardware including precision mechanisms, aerospace mechanism design, supporting space-based deployable mechanisms, phased array antennas

● Applied engineering knowledge to creation and release of Detail, Assembly and Installation drawings

● Worked within an Integrated Product Team (IPT) environment, interfacing with IPT leadership, suppliers, customers, and other technical disciplines

● Developed the requirements for different mechanical testing of perimeter truss structures for final product Northrop Grumman Corporation, Aerospace Systems

Aircraft Structural Design Engineer 2 – December 2018 to February 2020

● Applied engineering knowledge to creation and release of Detail, Assembly and Installation drawings

● Designed composite and metallic parts for aircraft structures with use of CAD software

● Reviewed, understood, and interpreted technical documents and drawings

● Took full responsibility of development and release of Product Design Package

● Interfaced with stakeholders of various disciplines to insure design requirements are met

● Possessed Understanding of load paths and failure modes within aircraft

● Possessed knowledge of material strengths and limitations and manufacturing processes for various materials

● Proficient in product lifecycle management

● Worked within an Integrated Product Team (IPT) environment, interfacing with IPT leadership, suppliers, customers, and other technical disciplines

● Provided technical reviews at the conceptual and final design stages of project development

● Performed responsibilities of gathering specifications for materials and processes required for aerospace manufacturing, modifications, repair and maintenance

● Designed and implemented fire proofing barrier in aircraft fire bays adjacent to combustion zones Configuration Analyst 2 – April 2018 to December 2018

Applied Configuration Management (CM) of engineering review knowledge, release and scheduling against the product baseline

Ensured customer contract requirements are met pertaining to change notices, change revisions, technical documentation, drawings/models and supporting documentation

Reviewed and analyzed released engineering change data and coordinates changes with engineering, quality, support, manufacturing, and engineering data control activities

Communicated effectively and in a clear and concise manner as it concerns engineering and configuration management approaches /findings

Implemented change control of supplier data and technical products concerning the baseline

Developed solutions to complex problems which require the regular use of ingenuity and innovation

Provided configuration Status Accounting to include recording and reporting of information to accurately document the baseline and comply with programmatic statements of work

Implemented Data Management practices as it relates to contract and supplier deliveries, tracking, metrics and accounting to ensure integrity of quality products and data

Performed and understood approval/release authority to ensure only approved and validated changes are incorporated into product documents and baseline

Maintained strong familiarization of CM tools and practices to maintain software, hardware, licensing, subscriptions and other pertinent documentation related to accurately track and implement the product baseline Kyle J Frank

715-***-**** 837 Poinsetta Drive

***************@*****.*** Indian Harbour Beach, FL 32937 Active DOD Secret Clearance - June 2017

Employment (cont):

Northrop Grumman Corporation, Technology Services

Engineer 1 – ALQ-155 - Hardware – November 2017 to April 2018

Designed with CAD software and machined parts for test station improvements and testing equipment.

Reviewed, understood, and interpreted technical documents and drawings

Performed environmental and vibration testing on Functional Engineering Prototype (FEP)

Performed Design Validation Test (DVT) on Control Indicator Programmer (CIP) Field Programmable Gate Array (FPGA) card

Engineer 1 – AAQ-24 - Process and Mechanical – November 2016 to April 2018

Troubleshot engineering failures of Infrared Countermeasures equipment and implement technical solutions

Performed analysis, design, implement and improved test procedures for IRCM components; Line Replaceable Unit/ Shop Replaceable Unit (LRU/SRU) level to reduce cycle time

Performed Operational Flight Program (OFP) reprogramming/sanitizations of Field Programmable Gate Array

(FPGA) SRUs using Joint Test Action Group (JTAG) interface

Performed root cause analysis to identify failure trends and provide recommended test/repair process improvements

Analyzed and create process instructions and procedures

Managed 3D Printer and Mill Drill machine

Inspected and cleaned optics to determine if acceptable for use

Acted as Navigator and Supervisor of 2017 Summer Engineering Intern

Completed incoming field return test (IFRT) reports

Supported 38 Special Category Work tear down assessments and 5 Over and Above depot builds worth $1.6M

Designed parts with CAD software for prototyping, tools, and test station improvements Great Lakes Ag Energy

Engineer Intern – May 2012 to August 2012

Designed, drafted, and constructed an outdoor trough system to grow algae to gather data for agricultural research funded by a $360,000 National Grant

Submitted trough drafts and received approval from Department of Natural Resources for project

Redesigned indoor algal trough built by Madison College to prevent spilling and leaking from previous design Wisconsin Army National Guard

Chippewa Falls and Onalaska, WI - December 2005 to February 2012, Iraq - January 2009 to February 2010 Combat Engineer, Squad Leader, and Zone Representative - Rank of Specialist E-4

Served as a squad leader directing troops in a high risk environment.

Taught, enforced, and incorporated Standard Operating Procedures in every moment of deployment.

Performed responsibilities as a team leader ensuring delegated tasks commanded by superiors were completed.

Maintained vigilant watch over 300-500 detainees with detailed logs of all events.

Supervised the 11 other workers in my zone.

Produced and instructed classes on urban operations in tactical movements, proper cleaning and use of weapons, proper handling of high explosives including calculating the necessary amount needed

Conducted physical training tests with average scores from 90 to 120% in all categories Activities/Awards/Skills:

BMW Car Club of America Board Member – June 2018 to present Mercer Machine Shop Lab Assistant – June 2015 to May 2016

Taught Machining Principles and Safety and conducted tolerance tests Mercer Summer Engineering Experience – May 2015 to August 2015

Created a formula to determine all feasible freshman schedules ranking them from most to least desirable Eagle Scout – May 2006

Wisconsin Army National Guard – December 2005 to February 2012

Honorable Discharge with Army Commendation Medal and Army Good Conduct Medal

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