Experience

Tietronix Software, Inc.

• United States
• Software Development
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Construction Project Manager

  • Jun 2014 - Present

  To be updated at a later time. To be updated at a later time.



Formers International Inc.

• United States
• Packaging and Containers Manufacturing
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Engineering Manager

  • Feb 2012 - Jun 2014

  •Hiring & Managing of (4) Mechanical Engineers/Designers in Form, Fill and Seal Packaging Machinery Fabrication Company. •Training engineering personnel in all aspects of former designs and modifications. •Working closely with Production Management, Purchasing Management and Shop Management regarding materials, material specifications, designs, schedules, production issues and company initiatives. •Implementing, Scheduling and maintaining engineering objectives and initiatives. •Managing creation and improvement of products that involve the engineering department. •Managing the development, implementation, and evaluation of complex designs. •Planning and directing all aspects of mechanical engineering activities within the company. •Ensuring all mechanical engineering projects, initiatives, and processes are in conformance with organization's established policies and objectives. •Traveling to International and Domestic customers acquiring Product specifications and Auditing Plants for the purpose of providing them with Custom designed former assemblies. •Designing Former Assemblies and all components using AutoCAD and Solidworks



United Space Alliance

• United States
• Defense and Space Manufacturing
• 700 & Above Employee

• Crew Representative

  • Mar 2008 - Aug 2011

  Space Station Hardware: Review hardware for Space Station Astronauts in Hardware Provider labs throughout the Johnson Space Center community, inspecting and performing work on their hardware insuring usability, functionality and safety for flight crew operations in zero gravity. Review packed hardware for astronauts at packing facilities in both Houston and Kennedy Space Centers. These reviews are conducted for Flight hardware in their final packed configurations for multiple types of space vehicles such as Space Shuttle Middeck, Multi Purpose Logistics Module (MPLM), European Automated Transfer Vehicles (ATV), Japanese H-2 Transfer Vehicles, Russian Progress and Soyuz vehicles. Work closely with Cargo Coordinators, Stowage integrators, Inventory Stowage Officers, Assembly Check out Officers and Operations nomenclature representatives in order to coordinate reviews of packed hardware and work through issues with hardware providers for review and packing of hardware.Give inputs for the crew office at events such as Rough Order of Magnitude (ROM) meetings (to discuss impacts, costs etc.), Critical Design Reviews (CDR) and other design reviews in regards to Flight Support Equipment (FSE) and any other cargo related hardware being developed by the Cargo Mission Contract (CMC) and other contractors (ie. cages, pouches, transfer bags, kit bags etc.).

• Stowage Project Lead

  • May 1999 - Mar 2008

  Project Management: Research requirements for cargo items to determine stowage configurations for International Space Station re-supply flights. Design intricate Stowage configurations using an array of stowage provision including Pyrell and minicell foam. Give direction to Drafters in production of ISS Stowage Drawings (SSCCD) that incorporates those configurations and requirements. Give final approval on engineering drawings for release through the Engineering Drawing Control Center at NASA. Attend all weekly Launch Package Manager’s meetings, gathering stowage data and giving stowage input and feedback concerning missions operations. Consult Hardware Developers/Providers with the integration of oversized cargo. Support missions with Real-time Volumetric, Weight and C.G. analysis of Cargo and Racks during missions at Mission Control Center (MCC). Strong knowledge of NASA related processes such as Manifesting, Integration Schedules, Drawing release through EDCC, COFR Process, AS9100 Certification, Internal Process development. Strong knowledge base for recurring flight hardware stowed in the Multi Purpose Logistics Module, Logistics Single Module and currently the Columbus Module, hardware such as Utilization (Payloads), water transfer, Human Research Facility (HRF), Crew Health Care System (CHeCS), Extra-Vehicular Mobility Unit (EMU) and Extra-Vehicular Activity (EVA) tools. Strong knowledge of all ISS Resupply pressurized vehicles and all cargo elements pertaining to them from the racks down to the Cargo Transfer Bags. Have strong experience in assessing flight hardware and integrating it into the carrier (for Ascent and Descent) and meeting mass and CG requirements.