I am a very energetic, self motivated candidate…
My Goal is to work towards a bright future…
I have a particular skill set that will enable me to…
I am a very energetic, self motivated candidate…
My Goal is to work towards a bright future…
I have a particular skill set that will enable me to…
In late December 2012, during the melter rebuilds in Lakeland, I fit the terribly clustered batch
PLC panel with a new expanded PLC and spent a few late nights completely rewiring the entire panel. This upgrade has proven to be a significant improvement to the reliability of the batch house.
Control screen design and improvement has been a focal point for me over the last few years, including better alarming.
Although, difficult to see in the pictures, I configured these batt baggers with dual robots, one for infeed and one for indexing. A very reliable combination.
I designed, machined and assembled this prototype hydraulic tool. This is a one inch drive ratchet capable of 3500 ftbls of torque, with a patented automatic secondary pawl feature.
Profile:
Controls Engineer/Programmer. Recognized in leadership and management. Reputation for being hard working, dedicated, dependable and achievement oriented. Always eager to learn new things and expand knowledge base, capable of learning fast and quick to adapt to new technologies. Good people skills. Work well in teams. Work hard to build professional relationships to maximize productivity.
Technical Expertise:
Software:
RSLogix5000, RSLogix500, Factory Talk, Wonderware, Autocad 2010, Autocad Electrical 2011, SolidWorks 2011, FeatureCam, Microsoft Office.
Hardware:
Allen Bradley PLCs, VFDs and PanelViews, Fanuc Robotics, Mazak CNC Machining Equipment.
Skill Set:
Controls design and engineering, PLC programming, HMI programming, process instrumentation setup and commissioning, electrical and mechanical drawings and solid modeling.
Professional Experience:
Current projects include automation planning for automatic bag placers, extensive batch house programming modifications, large improvements to operator interface alarming and troubleshooting screens, significant improvements to chemical system reliability and improvements in PLC network communication.
Programmer 2012 – Present
Owens Corning; Lakeland, FL
Programmer/Controls Engineer 2011 – 2012
WF Engineering; Salt Lake City, UT
Electrical Supervisor 2009 – 2011
Fibertek Insulation; Nephi, UT
Applied R&D 2003 – 2009
CDC Development; Las Vegas, NV
Volunteer Service 2000 – 2002
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints; Papeete, Tahiti, French Polynesia
Education:
Bachelors of Science, Mathematical Sciences
University of Nevada Las Vegas; Las Vegas, Nevada 2009
RSLogix 5000
Rockwell Automation; Tampa, Florida 2013
Robot Integration
Fanuc Robotics; Troy, Michigan 2013
Autocad 2008
Autocad; Las Vegas, Nevada 2008
Solidworks 2006
SolidWorks; Las Vegas, Nevada 2006
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In late December 2012, during the melter rebuilds in Lakeland, I fit the terribly clustered batch
PLC panel with a new expanded PLC and spent a few late nights completely rewiring the entire panel. This upgrade has proven to be a significant improvement to the reliability of the batch house.
Control screen design and improvement has been a focal point for me over the last few years, including better alarming.
Although, difficult to see in the pictures, I configured these batt baggers with dual robots, one for infeed and one for indexing. A very reliable combination.
I designed, machined and assembled this prototype hydraulic tool. This is a one inch drive ratchet capable of 3500 ftbls of torque, with a patented automatic secondary pawl feature.
I am a very energetic, self motivated candidate…
My Goal is to work towards a bright future…
I have a particular skill set that will enable me to…