Objective
Desired full time position in a related field to enhance my professional experience and compliment my professional career.
Experience
Cummins, Inc., Columbus, IN 47201
Remanufacturing Technology Engineer (July 17, 2007- February 5, 2009)
• Support and validate new engine component design by providing remanufacturing specifications
• Research and identify potential salvageable engine components
• General plant support and provide Technical Functional Excellence with a focus in welding
• Update Cummins remanufacturing standards (some were translated to Spanish)
• Research new technology in material addition
Honda Marysville Auto Plant, Marysville, OH 43040
Welding Engineer (June 12, 2006 – September 8th, 2006)
• Support weldability issues with new model start up
• Weld condition verification
• Troubleshooting support for production on weldability problem areas
• Quality issue documentation and follow up
• Report progress of Nondestructive testing data versus destruct countermeasure
Engineering Related Projects
• Exhaust Gas Recirculation (EGR) Poppet Valve Salvage Project (April 2008 – February 2009)
o Successfully completed DMAIC Six Sigma Green belt training and led a team of 4 through a project with a predicted savings of $200K. Managed the work required to complete the Design, Measure and Analyze phases. The work identified all the technical requirements to successfully remanufacture the poppet.
• Research and Analysis: Cold Gas Dynamic Spraying (October 2007 - February 2009)
o Performed a variety of experiments and analyzed the mechanical and corrosive behavior of 3 different aluminum based metal powders and 1 Iron based metal powder. A final report was drafted and presented to the technical team.
• Spot Weld Non-Destructive Evaluation (June 2006 – September 2006)
o Worked closely with the NDE Scanmaster programmer to help set up the program that would measure over 2000 spot welds using ultrasonic vibrations. Each spot weld failure was classified and integrated into the program to give a specific output. Weld failures were marked in order to locate the machine in the assembly line that needed be fixed.
Education
Ohio State University, Bachelor of Science in Welding Engineering, June 2007
***Divers Academy International Deep Sea Diving Program Diploma, September 2009.
NOTE: *** - Currently finishing
Certification
Currently working on getting the following by September:
• 2009, ANSI/ACDE 01-1998 Commercial Diver Certification Card
• 2009, NDT-Magnetic Particle and Liquid Penetrant Level I Inspector
• 2009, KMDSI Hat Inspector Certification
• 2009, HAZWoper 40 hour Hazardous Site Worker Training
• 2009, American Petroleum Institute RP2D Rigger Qualification
Skils
- Bilingual (Spanish and English)
- Intermediate skills with word and excel
- Beginner skills with FEA (Ansys)
- Beginner Riggin knowledge
- Beginner Hyperbaric Chamber Knowledge and Diving Treatment Tables
- Air Systems Set up
- Dive Tending
- Underwater Welding
- Underwater Inspection
My professional career has been engineering focusing on welding technology. I've worked side by side with various engineers to accomplish a common goal. Due to the fact that my work has been team oriented, I've developed good communication skills and have sharpened my attention to details.
I'm a beginner diver looking to transfer my skills to the diving world. My training will end on September, where I will be open and available to work anywhere in the United States.