Experience

Naderi Engineering, Inc.

• United States
• Biotechnology Research
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Project Document Controller

  • Mar 2020 - Present

  • Document Control: • Ensure standards are followed for new document numbers, titles, MS Word templates, formatting and quality control in cGMP environment. • Follow site established document management processes. • Route and track all documents issued for review and approval through EDMS (Condor). • Communicate with project team leads and other site members in the creation and development of varied documents and procedures. • Communicate document approvals to appropriate team members. • Contribute to constant process and documentation improvement. • Assist team members with locating technical documents and templates in the applicable systems. • Lead cross-functional team meetings to ensure document related procedures and hand-offs are completed per procedures and guidelines. • Develop training materials. • Train users on document procedures and systems. • Track and report document progress. • Ensure compliance and successful audit results. • Coordinate and prepare Engineering Turnover Packages. • Migrate files from retiring to new systems. • Technical Writing/Editing: • Proofread, format and edit controlled documentation for site quality and cGMP compliance. • Apply applicable document templates, per site compliance. • Support documentation needs during automation validation testing and other dependent activities (content edits, creating test packages for validation and archival). • Platform Support: • Work with users to determine SharePoint team site needs. • Build, configure, and maintain SharePoint team sites and libraries. • Troubleshoot and resolve SharePoint access and other problems. • Manage SharePoint access permissions. • Ensure project deliverables are tracked and uploaded using SharePoint. • Support team members with any technical questions regarding MS Word, SharePoint, etc. Show less



Naderi Engineering, Inc.

• United States
• Biotechnology Research
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Project Document Technical Writer/Controller

  • Jan 2014 - Apr 2019

  • Document Control: • Ensure standards are followed for new document numbers, titles, MS Word templates, formatting and quality control in cGMP environment. • Follow site established document management processes. • Route and track all documents issued for review and approval through EDMS. • Communicate with project team leads and other site members in the creation and development of varied documents and procedures. • Communicate document approvals to appropriate team members. • Contribute to constant process and documentation improvement. • Assist team members with locating technical documents and templates in the applicable systems. • Lead cross-functional team meetings to ensure document related procedures and hand-offs are completed per procedures and guidelines. • Develop and present training materials. • Train users on document procedures and systems. • Track and report document progress. • Ensure compliance and successful audit results. • Coordinate and prepare Engineering Turnover Packages. • Migrate files from retiring to new systems. • Technical Writing/Editing: • Proofread, format and edit controlled documentation for site quality and cGMP compliance. • Apply applicable document templates, per site compliance. • Support documentation needs during automation validation testing and other dependent activities (content edits, creating test packages for validation and archival). • Platform Support: • Work with users to determine SharePoint team site needs. • Build, configure, and maintain SharePoint team sites and libraries. • Troubleshoot and resolve SharePoint access and other problems. • Manage SharePoint and PKM access permissions. • Ensure project deliverables are tracked and uploaded using SharePoint. • Support team members with any technical questions regarding MS Word, SharePoint, etc. Show less



PING

• United States
• Sporting Goods Manufacturing
• 500 - 600 Employee

• Headwear and Accessory Design and Documentation Lead

  • Jan 2006 - Mar 2012

  • Product Management:• Managed activities in a project/product life-cycle (initial planning, executing/controlling, and closing).• Scheduled/coordinated design review and vendor selection utilizing purchasing and marketing input.• Created product requirements, including specification documentation, artwork, packaging requirements, inspection criteria, part numbers and UPC information, for Senior Management approval.• Tracked and reported project/product issues and identifies resources to provide solutions or escalates to avoid project delays.• Documentation Management:• Created and revised all documentation including product specifications, and sample requests related to all soft goods products.• Ensured all specification and related documentation was accessible in SharePoint.• Served as point of contact for all related product information and updates. Show less

• Soft Goods Production Supervisor

  • Jan 2001 - Jan 2006

  • Leadership:• Supervised the textile cutting team, hitting daily goals and deadlines.• Mentored the cutting team, including providing training on equipment and software, ordering systems andproduction schedules.• Manufacturing:• Directed cutting operations and production output.• Created production patterns for golf bags and automated pattern markers.• Ordered materials and provided supply management.• Managed operation of manufacturing equipment (Gerber Cutter, die press, hand saws, etc.).• Commended for cost savings of $18k/yr. in material costs after reimagining pattern layouts. Show less



OUTvoices Phoenix

• United States
• Book and Periodical Publishing

• Food Writer

  • Oct 2008 - Jun 2011

  This was such a fun assignment. You may have seen me, I was the guy in the corner booth with a DSLR camera and a notepad reviewing restaurants guerilla style. As many food reviewers had a chance to visit a resto more than once, my style was more about capturing that in the moment experience. Eventually, with the help of my editor, I was able to grown my column by adding recipes and different food related comings and goings. I enjoyed this writing experience greatly and it improved my critical writing by leaps and bounds. Show less