Thomas O’Brien

Henrietta New York

585-***-****

SUMMARY OF SKILLS

·Mechanical and Electrical Technician with exceptional ability to build extremely complicated low-volume high-value systems, low hundreds to a few thousand parts with great efficiency

·ISO-9000 and Military Standard QC-3000 (REV. K) Technician Certification

·Use of Mac’s to program EPROMS, PRAM, PLD’s etc.

·Download software and calibrate DAC values on Digital PCB

·Digital signal processing on Digital PCB’s for digital camera systems

·Build and setup new test fixtures

·Able to read CAD PCB prints

·Ability to train others well in the work place

·An extended background in professional photography: commercial, industrial and portrait

EMPLOYMENT AND EXPERIENCE

Adaptec solutions. 140 Commerce Dr., Rochester, NY November 2020 - March 2021

Full Construction and R+D of stainless steel semi-clean room machines for production of the Covid vaccine. Conveyors, pneumatics, electrical, robotics, fully automated everything.

Five person team of senior workers, working together in harmony, training lower level employees for best results and working directly with engineers. Debugging the production process of the machines itself. Modifying and adjusting components/fixtures/product controls, end of arm tooling.

Gleason Automation Systems April 2015 – Nov 2017; April 2018 – November 2019

(Distech Robotics)

Machine Builder ll - Mechanical and Electrical

·Full construction of robotic Systems. All facets of mechanical and pneumatic panel install Some Electrical, Field wiring.

·From the robotics arm, to the gantry, from all moving components. Contactor, proxy switch, laser optical sensors. Wired back to the electric panel. Low-voltage, Ozzie cable.

·Fabrication of subassemblies. From start to finish and ship it.

·Use of SAP, 5S Process system.

·Use of a variety of hand tools Gauging instruments.

·Mechanical and digital. DMM, calipers, micrometers, many more Precision tools: also trained as a forklift driver.

·Certified forklift driver with Gleason standards.

HD English, Vietnam Business investments, American April 2014 – April 2015

English Teacher

Gorbel; Victor, New York (Short contract) Dec. 2013– Mar. 2014

Mechanical Machine Builder

·Mechanical machine builder for indoor cranes

·Building the computerized motor controller

·Download software for function testing, about six systems per day Limit switches, PCBoard, onboard internal computer, gearbox, bearings, all hardware and electrical components

Windsor Technology LLC., Rochester, New York January 1994 – March 2013

Electrical and Mechanical Technician

Senior Machine

Systems Technician

·Responsible for five different through hole automatic machines, set up, programming and maintenance operations

·Setup wave solder lead and lead free wave machines and programming machine controls

·Setup an Excel spreadsheet to record details and coordinates recipe

·Automatic Insertion Production SEQ, VCD, RLI. Complete break down and rebuild of mechanical tooling including motor, pneumatic controls, down to individual components

·Program and Pattern Engineering (Excel) and translate to machine code software

·Setup, Retool and Reprogram Production machines, with an annual total tear down and rebuild of all mechanical components

·Assembly and testing of machine computers and high-voltage power systems from the component level to completion: machine building including control panels wearing and terminals, 20 awg to 4 awg, wire harnessing motor control switches, relays, high-power voltage stabilizers, surge suppressors, frame modifications, skins and final case-up.

·Use of digital testing equipment DMM., HVMM.

·Involved in various computer hardware and software upgrades for controlling the machines

·As a team leader, responsible for the training and management of new and existing employees

·Responsibilities include conforming to standards for ISO 9000 certification

·Able to read blue prints, wire diagrams, and follow a CAD process

Whirlwind Audio; Rochester, New York August 1993 – January 1994

Development Technician

·Building and testing public address system using the latest diagnostic tools

·Proficient in the usage of Tektronix equipment, analog & digital scopes, signal generators and dual signal programming bench meter.

·On location customer setup and instillation

Eastman Kodak; Rochester, New York Apr. 1991 – Aug. 1994

Electrical Test Technician

Development Technician

·Install and test hardware/software on Galaxy workstations (Sun Sparc), CPU and CD-ROM. PCB insertion, electrical testing, and final casein of premier digital readers and writers

·Construct, test, debug, load software and calibrate DCS 200 cameras (professional digital cameras) NIKON

·Various assemblies for prism and scanner, including power modules, PPD 422 highest soldering skills: a background in electronics and photography was a prerequisite for this position

·Several short term contract positions as an electrical technician including total construction, testing and calibration of Medic-Lab, blood analyzer at Kodak - “C” and Elmgrove

Harris Corporation; Rochester, New York Feb. 1989 – Mar. 1991

Electromechanical Technician

·PBC assemblies at Harris Corp. via Man-u-tech.

·Modification (upgrade) of communications devices

·Component and subassembly testing, fabrication of custom cables, coaxes and wire harness Installation and SMT, cut and clinch and lead trim, JIT operation

·Received several quality, production and efficiency awards

PROFESSIONAL HONORS AND AWARDS

·Deans list, Monroe Community College

·Business producing in photography

·Six certificates in Professional Photography of America

EDUCATION

·A.S., Monroe Community College; Rochester, New York

Concentration: Audiovisual Technology Certificate

Electronic Tech A.A.S.

Emphasis: Audio, Film and Television production

Recognition: Dean’s list

·Certificate, Hallmark Institute of Professional Photography; Turners Falls, Massachusetts

Concentration: Comprehensive course of photography and business in preparation for professional career

·Certificate, Winona School of Professional Photography, Winona, Lake, Indiana.

Concentration: An activity of Professional Photography of America (PPA)

Recognition: Winner of six merit awards in industrial and portrait

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