John Nagle
Ann Arbor, MI ● 734-***-**** ● **********@*****.***
PROFESSIONAL SUMMARY
Motivated mineralogical and metallurgical scientist, seeking a position within a metallurgy lab/production setting.
Experience working in lab and industrial settings, with demonstrated skills in mineral and metal sample preparation, metallography and physical testing.
SKILLS AND ABILITIES
Outstanding skills in data collection and recording, disseminating data and providing oral and written technical reports.
Proficient in conducting bench scale and pilot scale tests
Familiarity with general hand and shop tools as well as technical lab equipment; balances, micrometers, environmental controls and metering equipment
Experienced with microscopy and XRF and XRD and SME techniques
Strong leadership skills, with an ability to work as part of a team and independently
Organized, meticulous and dedicated with strong environmental and safety ethic
EDUCATION
Applied Science in Metallurgy & Materials Associate Science
Schoolcraft College, Livonia, MI
Relevant Coursework includes Metallography, Heat Treatment, Testing
Bachelor of Science in Environmental Studies/Earth Sciences 2008
University of North Carolina at Asheville, Asheville, NC
EXPERIENCE
Quality Control/ Metallurgy Lab Technician 2020 - Present
OEB Brugola Plymouth, MI
Ensuring product quality through physical and chemical testing for Tier 2 automotive fasteners supplier
Developing active audit and performance goals and metrics
Construction Materials Research Technician 2015 – 2017
Materials Testing Consultants, Grand Rapids/Ann Arbor, MI
Conducted testing of concrete, asphalt and soil
Worked under strict timelines and guidelines to prove acceptable production for major infrastructure construction installations, including commercial foundations and major transportation projects.
Minerals Separation Technologist 2012 – 2015
Eriez Magnetics, Erie, PA
Carried out mineral testing as part of pilot plant initiative
Involved with numerous plant installations in major copper, iron and silica districts.
Extensive experience with travel to remote locations with the ability to develop work plans and the ability to self-start on technical and mechanical issues
Involved in development of safety routines and assessment
Minerals Research Technician 2004 – 2011
North Carolina State University Minerals Research Lab, Asheville, NC
Responsible for bench and pilot testing and equipment
Was part of the team that transitioned from pilot studies to full scale production
Conducted safety training with students and coworkers in alignment with OSHA and MSHA guidelines