CONNIE J. Roberts

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My objective is a fulltime permanent position where I can utilize my knowledge, skills and experience to help a company achieve their overall corporate goals and objectives. I am a result driven individual with over thirty years of experience working in highly competitive and complex manufacturing environments. Knowledgeable and experienced in using a variety of basic manufacturing hand tools including soldering irons, using RoHS compliant soldering supplies.

EMPLOYMENT HISTORY

AZBIL NORTH AMERICA 2013-CURRENT

Assembly of lid heaters used by semi-conductors manufactures. Responsible for soldering, including using low temp and lead-free solder, using DVM meters and hi-pot testers to ensure quality control. Assembled, tested and completed rework as needed. Conducted cleaning of final product prior to packaging.

Handled new incoming inspections of base plates and heater elements. Using FIFO, installed or attached various parts like heater elements, top plates and lead wires. Insured company quality control requirements, including functional and aesthetics are met, while quarantining parts that did not meet these company quality standards. Cut wires to specifications. Saved resistance readings (before and after test) into a shared file, and into a proprietary software package. Create and install product labels, with date codes and part number, and pass to final inspection. I have stripped wires from 32 awg-18 awg. Added connections to these as well.

SENSATA TECHNOLOGIES INC. 2012-2013

Assembled a variety of test equipment used for testing of semiconductors. This included soldering wires to printed circuit boards under magnification as needed. Stripping wires and using crimping tools. Loaded contact pins into a custom pin grid array on IC sockets used for testing semiconductors, also under magnification. Set up production floor with a 2 bin Kanban replenishment system for commonly used parts and wire. In addition, I ordered parts needed by the engineering staff in design and testing of new equipment.

STAFFING NETWORK, INC 2012–2012

Hired as an electronic assembler through a staffing agency. The agency placed me with Azbil North America where I assembled lid heaters for semi-conductors manufactures. Responsible for soldering wires to heating elements (including using low temp, lead-free solder). Performed final and functional testing using multi-meters and hi-pot testers to ensure product met specifications. Completed in-process inspections and cleanings at various stages of the production process.

H.B. PERFORMANCE SYSTEMS, LLC 1998-2011

I assembled both front and rear brake calipers for Harley Davidson motorcycles, and for various off-road vehicles like Polaris and Arctic Cat. I also assembled and tested hydraulic brake calipers for farm and industrial equipment such as John Deer and Caterpillar. I completed assemblies for many overseas manufacturers as well.

I trained in the use of proprietary software to track components and to verify that we had all of the components necessary to complete each individual job. I also had to input the labor that went into the production of the finished product.

Cross-trained as needed in kits and several other departments in order to assist the company in being able to keep the entire production lines running without interruption.

Additional duties included the training of new engineers as well as employees both within and outside of my department to be knowledgeable in the requirements and duties of my position.

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CRAMER COIL and TRANSFORMER, INC 1989-1998

Assembled small transformers for various client companies (e.g. - Rockwell Automation and Texas Instruments).

Used extensive soldering skills as needed as well as installing the proper magnetic cores.

I was promoted to the only “Level 2” position in the assembly area to perform the more complex tasks which were required to properly fill our customer’s needs.

My Level 2 responsibilities included setting up all of the stations for the Level 1 employees in the assembly area, as well as retrieving the proper components from the warehouse for them to successfully complete each of their specific job duties.

My responsibilities also included thoroughly training the Level 1 employees and overseeing that they were doing their jobs correctly.

I was the alternate lead for the assembly department whenever the permanent lead was absent.

EDUCATION

Formal Education

Ozaukee High School – Fredonia, Wisconsin

Diploma conferred June 1982

Training and Certifications

Copy Exact Training for Applied Materials 2013-2020

Blueprint Reading Proficiency

Certificate conferred 2001 through H.B. Performance Systems, LLC

Training the Trainer

Certificate conferred 1990 through Cramer Coil and Transformer, Inc.

Personal and professional references available upon request.

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