ABRAM SHWARTZMAN
Lynn, MA *****
Home:339-***-****
Cell:978-***-****
E-mail: **********@*******.***
Position of Technician.
SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS:
- Worked with analog, switching and RF circuits in the range from microvolt and nanoampere level to 100kV and 200A, from DC to 400 MHz; digital including microprocessors, FPGA and DSP.
- Test and troubleshooting of the boards, sub-systems and systems to the component level and to the root of the problems. Diagnose/analysis and revealing problems related especially to tuning, time delay and timing, impedance, coupling, grounding, noise pickup, temperature, Trr, switching loses, combined electronic/mechanical assemblies and help with solving of them.
- Self-motivated experimentalist. Prototyping and assembly of the boards, sub-assemblies and systems including work from schematics, drawings and verbal instructions. Modification and rework boards including “surgery” of multi-layered ones.
- Experience based on understanding physics and theory of schematics and components behavior especially for high/low current, high/low voltage and RF electronics.
- Proficient in test equipment including digital/analog oscilloscopes and multimeters, function, pulse and RF generators, spectrum/network and power analyzers, time/frequency measuring instruments. Fixed some of them.
- Understanding concepts of dynamic performance and stability in the real time of motion control servo electromechanical systems with closed loop.
- Experience with equipment used for processes control and in material science environment, sensors, measuring and recording instruments.
- Knowledge of specifics of copper base alloys used in electronic industry.
- Good soldering/desoldering technique including SM parts.
- Mechanical skills include good manual dexterity, using hand and power tools, lathe and milling machines.
RELEVANT EXPERIENCE:
12/07-06/08 Consultant, Analogic Corporation, Peabody, MA.
Preparation systems for shipping, teaching production technicians.
8/98-11/07 Engineering Technician. Analogic Corporation, Peabody, MA.
Help with development, assembly, debugging and test of the series microprocessor controlled solid state RF power amplifiers up to 128 MHz and
36 kW peak power for MRI.
Some creative contributions included modifications to the linearity adjustment schematics, tuning, revealing and fixing of the stability problems, eliminating oscillation and reduction of noises pick up, resolving of a couple mechanical problems.
6/97-8/98 Test Technician. Kaiser Systems, Inc. Beverly, MA.
Test and troubleshooting to a component level of high voltage switching power supplies based on PWM DC-DC converters up to 100kV for x-ray tubes for airport CT scanners and for semiconductor industry; and capacitor charging PSU’s based on resonant mode DC-DC converters for lasers.
Creative contributions included diagnose and coming up with ideas for optimization some old rev’s field returned systems and making them working fine.
7/94-6/97 Engineering Technician. Analogic Corporation, Peabody, MA.
Help with development, assembly, debugging and test of switching power supplies up to 370 V and 35 A based on PWM DC-DC converters and switching current amplifiers up to 150 A for MRI.
Creative contributions to PSU’s included noises eliminating, some of them caused by design issues and some by problems in complex components.
1/94-7/94 Technician. Dynamics Computer Corp. Burlington, MA.
Assembly of personal computers. Loading programs. Troubleshooting to a component level and fixing monitors and power supplies.
1968-1990 Engineer, Research Assistant, Senior Technician.
R & D Laboratory for Heat treatment. Industrial Research Institute for Non-Ferrous Metals, Moscow, Russia.
Designed and performed delicate experiments. Design and assembly of non-standard research equipment for custom application and maintenance of standard ones. Participation in projects aimed at development and implementation of the cost-effective alloy processing technology.
EDUCATION: MS from Moscow Institute for Steel and Alloys (evening department), Moscow, Russia.
Military Radar School, Russia. Studied highly sophisticated electronic and electromechanical of 3GHz target tracking radar systems. The half of the year I was a cadet and than was transferred to the repair shop for the rest two and half years.
PERSONAL: Citizen of the United States of America.
References available on request.