Alejandro Isaac Leon

adwd5j@r.postjobfree.com

San Francisco, CA 94112

510-***-****

PROFILE AND COVER LETTER:

I started working as a packaging technician slowly working my way up the ladder at a company my father worked at for 20 years. I started learning how to operate pneumatic and hydraulic testing as well as the basics for assembly. Along with those experiences I started doing cycle counts for every department in the company for bay advanced technologies. Being given those opportunities to learn I was able to make my way up to kitting positions at therm x and when I relocated to San Francisco I worked as a assembler, modifier, and deburrer for small and large enclosures that I’d assemble, clean, tap holes, paint, kit parts, and wrap sending it off to shipping. I was later given a opportunity by Verily Life Sciences operated by google as a electro mechanical technician doing the new product introduction work and my job consisted of working with PCB boards for the verily study watches and various other projects. The engineers had me create reports, studies, testing, updates using python, report what fixtures needed to create a better experience for assembly processes, and had reports done on what assembly pieces created leakages/ were not compatible. From there I went on to work in research and development for vitrectomy surgical instrumentation. I redevelop the designs we have on market, create safe products that are more affective and operate experimental projects. With all these experiences in the technical field I have learned Standard Operating Procedures and Good Manufacturing Practices as well as extensive documentation practices and reports. One of my most pride and joy projects was the verily study watch and since I did the new product introduction every few months or weeks we would start on a new version with enhancements we’d recommend to engineers. I was proud to have done the kitting, assembly, inventory, testing, documentation, hydronic testing, python program installations, and packaging for these projects having them sent out to the medical field for experimental trials. The reason I was so proud of this specific project was because it targeted the elderly patients helping track any abnormalities in their symptoms when they were away from medical facilities. The data would be sent over to what we called a hub full of analytical information. I worked with testing procedures such as RF testing in black boxes to ensure absolute perfection in the performance. Another project is the vitrectomy surgical tools we develop because they’re targeted to those who have diabetes and glaucoma being able to initiate projects that would enhance the products for surgical procedures gave me a feeling of accomplishment knowing I was able to help so many people. I would stop at nothing to perfect my work projects and create a joyful environment. It would be an honor to be considered for this role.

Thank you and Best Regards,

Alejandro Isaac Leon

WORK EXPERIENCE:

MID Labs, San Leandro, CA June,, 2022 to March, 2023 Reseach Developer

● Developing medical vitrectomy instrumentation

● Research medical devices

● Run experimental trials

● Observe and enhance production strategies

● Run calibrations in test and production departments

● Maintain machinery by stabilizing temperature and instruments attached

● Research tools and design

● Design tools and instruments

● Create Technical Documentation with purpose information, identifiers, manufacturing information, design history, biocompatibility, and add catalogs with outline drawings, IFU, & label part numbers.

● Create RDT on experimental trials

● Work with microscopic camera and Microscopes to run analysis on functions regarding experimental trials.

● Read schematics when working with Quality Control to determine measurements or functions before releasing into production or to identify failures.

● Performing routine maintenance checks on biomedical equipment through testing, calibrating, and troubleshooting.

● Repairing faulty machinery on a routine basis and tending to emergency repairs as needed.

● Keeping a digital record of equipment repairs, faulty components, and recalibrated devices.

● Being able to identify what parts are creating errors with the equipment and calling manufacturers for replacements on parts or new equipment.

● Use excel to create graphs and charts to show statistical errors and accuracy regarding projects.

● Document margin test results and go into detail about my observations.

● Coordinate with engineers and manufacturers to develop future designs for the company.

● Operate stations in production to understand errors they run into.

● Soldered PCB boards according to prints to fill product orders Problem-solved and troubleshot boards that failed frequency tests Maintained.

● Assemble and solder PCBs. Mechanical assembly.

● Assembly of wire harnesses,

● Building wire harness and cables.

● Inspection of assemblies for defects.

● Electronics Assembly, through-hole soldering to IPC Standards

● Accomplishments On several assemblies, far exceeded build. Verily Life Sciences, South San Francisco, CA

(Google X, Alphabet's research and development division) June 2021 to May 13, 2022

Electro-mechanical technician

● Oversaw projects such as verily study watches, lumi patches by pampers, & Verily Patch a sensor-based, adhesive patch that regularly measures an individual’s body temperature.

● instrumentation/mechanical hands-on

● oversee the production and manufacturing of new products

● Followed Good manufacturing practices (GMP) by ensuring that products were to be consistently controlled according to quality standards.

● Followed Standard Operating Procedures (SOP) by following step by step instructions which creates an efficient work performance preventing miscommunication.

● responsible for evaluating and managing material suppliers, conducting manufacturing process development, overseeing the entire product development, and helping those working in the engineering process.

● Read blueprints and diagrams to determine the method and sequence of assembly of a part, machine, or piece of equipment

● Operate metalworking machines to make housings, fittings, and fixtures

● Inspect parts for surface defects

● Repair and calibrate hydraulic and pneumatic assemblies

● Test the performance of electro-mechanical assemblies, using test instruments

● Install electronic parts and hardware, using soldering equipment and hand tools

● Operate, test, or maintain robotic equipment

● Analyze and record test results, and prepare written documentation

● Pulled lot controlled and serialized parts according to material kitting request lists

● Use python to run scripts for updates and troubleshooting

● RF black box testing

● Soldered PCB boards according to prints to fill product orders Problem-solved and troubleshot boards that failed frequency tests Maintained.

● Assemble and solder PCBs. Mechanical assembly.

● Assembly of wire harnesses,

● Building wire harness and cables.

● Inspection of assemblies for defects.

● Electronics Assembly, through-hole soldering to IPC Standards

● Accomplishments On several assemblies, far exceeded builds for verily study watch projects. Stevens Engineering, South San Francisco, CA Jan 2021 to June 2021

Enclosure Assembler, Modifier, Deburrer and Kitter

● Prepared work to be accomplished by studying assembly instructions and parts lists; gathering parts, subassemblies, tools, and materials.

● Handled machine parts.

● Moved stacks of parts with a forklift or pallet jack.

● Removed individual parts from the sheet of metal they were cut from.

● Sanded and ground parts.

● Ready for the next phase of fabrication or for them to be shipped.

● Cleaned up was always part of the day as well.

● Packaged with strapping, shrink wrapping, and boxing was involved.

● Followed Good manufacturing practices (GMP) by ensuring that products were to be consistently controlled according to quality standards.

● Followed Standard Operating Procedures (SOP) by following step by step instructions which creates an efficient work performance preventing miscommunication.

Therm-X, Hayward, CA July 2020 to Jan 2021

Kitter & Cleanroom Specialist

● Followed detailed assembly instructions, processes, and procedures to correctly assemble medical devices.

● Complied with policies, guidelines, and regulatory requirements for class 1000 clean room.

● Reported problems with quality, processes, equipment, or materials to the Supervisor or Lead.

● Performed manual assembly and visual inspection of medical products.

● Completed line clearance, scrap records, training records, and other documentation as required.

● Completed routine tasks with minimal supervision.

● Maintained a clean and organized work area to facilitate manufacturing functionsWork in a cleanroom environment as well as being gowned while working.

● Pulled lot controlled and serialized products according to the company standards, worked according to instructions and customer specific requirements.

● Verified 100% count of all materials.

● Made Warehouse Manager or inventory analyst aware of changes made.

● Performed cycle counts according to procedures and instructions. Bay Advanced Technologies, Newark, CA Nov 2018 to July 2020 General Labor & Assembly

● Assembly work for biosciences and medical groups such as dermatologists.

● I worked with crates, drilling, boxing, and bagging.

● Running S.O.P

● Assembly work based off provided blueprints

● Collected and organized assembly data

● Planned with salesmen and managers to create a safe and secure packaging process before having it sent off to a warehouse.

● I often went into a clean room facility class 1000.

● Followed Good manufacturing practices (GMP) by ensuring that products were to be consistently controlled according to quality standards.

● Followed Standard Operating Procedures (SOP) by following step by step instructions which creates an efficient work performance preventing miscommunication.

● Repair and calibrate hydraulic and pneumatic assemblies

● Test the performance of electro-mechanical assemblies, using test instruments

● instrumentation/controls/mechanical hands-on

● instrumentation/mechanical hands-on

Pflug, Lathrop, CA Dec 2017 to Nov 2018

General Labor

● I was assigned to such as placing beers or vitamin waters onto a fast paced machine that wraps the product in plastic to be sent off to stores.

● I packaged products in different structures everyday depending what the product was using shrink wraps and pallets. SIMWON America Corp., Lathrop, CA Dec 2017 to Nov 2018 General Labor

● I worked for Tesla as a trainer for entry level packagers, assisting QC’s, group leads, checking the work of other packagers, and the markings marked on parts to confirm the correct placements of the welding before sending them off for final inspection which I would often be present for to secure the parts.

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