Software Product Manager

• Jun 2019 - Present

Engineering Consultant

• Jun 2018 - Jun 2019

Excel Full-Stack Development, VBA Back-End Programming, Client Management, Product Development, 3D Modelling Excel Full-Stack Development, VBA Back-End Programming, Client Management, Product Development, 3D Modelling

Manufacturing Engineer

• Dec 2016 - Jun 2018

There were only four engineers working at Xybix who produces over $20 million a year in product. This allowed me to learn a vast amount in the two years that I was there, and some of the highlights include:• Processed $5.5 Million of Product• Lean Manufacturing• Thermofoil Laminating• Additive Manufacturing via FDM• Process Improvement• Design Engineering• Failure Analysis• Project Processing • 5-Axis CNC Machining• Product Lifecycle Management• Bill of Materials Analysis• Research & Development• Rapid Prototyping• Engineering Documentation• Assembly Design

On-Site Ambassador

• May 2013 - Jul 2016

Managing and resolving customer complaints, design and distribution of enforcement documentation, legal and logistic analysis of property use. Managing and resolving customer complaints, design and distribution of enforcement documentation, legal and logistic analysis of property use.

Project Manager

• Aug 2015 - May 2016

I was chosen as Ford Motor Company’s Project Manager for their Senior Design team during my last year of university. Over the course of two semesters I lead five other engineering students. The project details can be seen in my portfolio which is included in my resume. As project manager I was responsible for the planning, design, execution, oversight, and overall success of the project. My main client from Ford was very pleased with my work and is on this resume as a reference, as well as my senior design director.

Manager

• Jan 2012 - Aug 2012

This was an internship where we built a small business from the ground up. We began with cold-call marketing, progressed to cost estimates, then to screening and hiring a team to participate in our procured work, and finally managing the team during our completion of said work. This is well-known as a difficult business internship, starting with roughly 110 managers, by the end of the summer less than a dozen remained, and I am happy to say I was one that stuck through until the end. This was an internship where we built a small business from the ground up. We began with cold-call marketing, progressed to cost estimates, then to screening and hiring a team to participate in our procured work, and finally managing the team during our completion of said work. This is well-known as a difficult business internship, starting with roughly 110 managers, by the end of the summer less than a dozen remained, and I am happy to say I was one that stuck through until the end.