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Outstanding Electrical Engineer

Location:
United States
Posted:
September 24, 2009

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VANCO (VINCE) NESTOROVSKI

**** ******* ***.

Bloomfield Hills, MI 48304

Home Phone: 248-***-****

E-mail: ****************@*****.***

PROFESSIONAL SUMMARY

Senior Automotive Electronics Design Engineer with a M.S. in Electrical Engineering and more than 30 years of experience in engineering for the automotive and military vehicle industries. My background includes over 25 years of experience in design and development of Powertrain control modules. Highly skilled communicator with excellent organizational skills. Demonstrates good judgment in selecting methods and techniques for obtaining solutions. Excellent problem solving skills. Look forward to being challenged by complex problems. Taken products from concept to production and never missed a MRD date.

SKILLS

Microprocessors: Motorola MCC56x and STAR12, ST10.

Analog Design: Custom analog ASIC, signal conditioning, linear and switching regulators, low power strategies, power electronics, solenoid, motor, and heater drivers.

Tools: Powerview (schematic capture), Intercomm (Electronic design software), DxDesigner (schematic capture), PSpice (circuit analysis), Canalyzer, ETAS, ATI Vision.

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Visteon Corp/Ford Motor Co, Dearborn, Michigan 2/89 – 12/08

Powertrain Control Module Design Department

Project Design and Release Engineer

Hardware Design Leader for multiple Ford vehicle programs and Polaris Motorcycle, from concept to production plus one year (warranty analysis).

o Capture customer requirements; design and develops precision analog, digital electronic circuits, and power control electronics; Experience with MPC56x, STAR12, and ST10 microprocessors. Schematic capture and netlist using Powerview/DxDesigner ECAD software. Conduct design reviews and feasibility studies.

o Create EBOM, Engineering Specification, Special Build Request, and Release Notices.

o Oversee PWB layout (8 layers, 1400 electronic components), H/W test program development, and embedded S/W development.

o Lab evaluation of H/W, calibration PWB, and S/W (along with customer software). Troubleshoot and redesign the PWB if required.

o Main interface to customer. Conduct DFMEA on new circuits/functions, review layout of critical circuits (CAN, CLK, Resets, etc), create P-diagrams, provide prototype modules, support vehicle durability/EMC testing, and evaluate field failures using the Ford 8D process.

o Main interface to manufacturing. Schedule and support Prototype, DV, and PV builds. Incorporate manufacturing inputs in the PWB layout and EBOM creation. Work with the validation groups for module environmental testing.

o Incorporate TQCM actions to drive overall profitability of the program(s).

Product Change Specialist

• Responded to RFQ’s, provide pricing for PCM, Speed Control, Sensors, and Ignition Coils.

• Priced $3.8M is design changes from 9/2000 to 8/2001.

• Maintained 0 late RFQ’s.

Project Design Engineer

• Held biweekly conference calls, organized, tracked, and incorporated many cost savings reductions as a co-leader of the Total Quality Cost Management team for the PCME department.

• In 1996, redesigned a module that incorporated $5 million of cost savings ideas in the first year of production

Project Design Engineer, Custom Analog and Power IC Design

• Duties included program management and quality improvement of current model ASIC and design, development and launch of new and redesigned ASIC.

• Held quarterly reviews with the ASIC suppliers and module assembly plants to identify failure modes and incorporate corrective actions via ASIC redesign, additional tests, and training of production personnel.

Ford Motor Company, Dearborn, Michigan (11/83 – 02/89)

Project Engineer, Variable Assist Power Steering (V.A.P.S)

• Duties included detailed circuit design, release of new electronic components, conduct and monitor DV and PV testing, act as a main interface with customer, manufacturing plant and suppliers, and define the diagnostic procedure on the V.A.P.S. electrical system.

• Represented the Electronics Division in receiving the 1988 Customer Driven Quality Award as part of the team that invented, developed, and subsequently produced the V.A.P.S system.

Product Engineer, Speed Control Amplifier (S.C.A)

• Provided continuing engineering and DQR support for the SCA.

• Relayed out the SCA PWB to improve susceptibility and adaptability to automatic insertion.

General Dynamics, Centerline, Michigan 5/82 - 11/83

Project Engineer

• Tank Test Bed, a project to establish the survival value of the tank in Nuclear, Biological, and Chemical environments. My responsibility was the automotive electrical system.

• Duties in the above area included design and development of a new power distribution and control system, redesign and modification of the M1 tank components as required, and all other facets in the build up of a vehicle from ordering parts to assisting in the build up of components and their testing.

Ford Motor Company, Dearborn, Michigan 1/79 - 5/82

Product Engineer, Inflatable Restraint Engineering

• Assigned responsibilities included air bag crash sensor timing and system time management, computer modeling and vehicle build up.

• These assignments consisted of determining the vehicle crash conditions, assisting in the build up of the instrumentation, analyzing the crash sensor performance, verifying the computer modeling results, and storing all pertinent data in a computer file.

• After the cancellation of the air bag programs, my responsibility was to support barrier and sled tests for the 1983 Fox / Erica passive belt development.

Product Engineer, Ford College Graduate Program

• Analyzed Engine Electronic Control circuits for stability.

• Investigated possible coupling modes.

• Calculated theoretical magnitude of the magnetic field produced by the starter motor current for Econoline slow start problem.

• Made design modification and evaluated of Thunderbird style pinion nose damper on the Ford / Mercury car line.

EDUCATION

M.S.E.E., Control System Engineering, University of Michigan, Dearborn, 1978

B.S.E.E., Electrical Engineering, University of Michigan, Dearborn, 1977



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