Andy Lander

Automation Engineer at Phoenix Stamping Group, LLC
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BOB BERGER

Andy is one of our best robot programmers here at GM. He is well known for his expert programming skills and his sharp memory. We wouldn't want to loose him, but I would recommend him to any company. Andy has a good balance of technical and people skills. Everybody likes him. He's a hard worker and doesn't mind spending extra hours or traveling a bit, to get the job done.

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Experience

  • Phoenix Stamping Group, LLC
    • United States
    • Industrial Machinery Manufacturing
    • 1 - 100 Employee
    • Automation Engineer
      • Jul 2022 - Present

      Working to automate the world of stamping at PSG. Working to automate the world of stamping at PSG.

  • Magna International (Decostar)
    • Carrollton, Georgia
    • Automation Engineer
      • Mar 2010 - Jun 2022

      Resposable for improving all automated processes in the World Class Manufacturing department. - Improving recovery/ uptime - preventative maintenance of the automated equipment. - Designed and building of new automated equipment and EOAT's - Developed standards for Cell I/O and program structure - developed standard lockout tagout procedures - development of RFID system for automated production reporting - web application and reporting development Resposable for improving all automated processes in the World Class Manufacturing department. - Improving recovery/ uptime - preventative maintenance of the automated equipment. - Designed and building of new automated equipment and EOAT's - Developed standards for Cell I/O and program structure - developed standard lockout tagout procedures - development of RFID system for automated production reporting - web application and reporting development

  • Inalfa Roof Systems, Inc. - North America
    • Acworth, GA
    • Maintenance Supervisor
      • Aug 2014 - Jun 2015

  • Extreme Automation
    • United States
    • Motor Vehicle Manufacturing
    • 1 - 100 Employee
    • Robotics Engineer
      • Feb 2006 - Mar 2010

      -Contracted too General Motors CRW Robotics group -Lead robotics engineer for Flint Assembly. -Responsible for integrating and bringing into production all robots for the body shop. Projects worked on: GMT900, GMT561 -Contracted too General Motors CRW Robotics group -Lead robotics engineer for Flint Assembly. -Responsible for integrating and bringing into production all robots for the body shop. Projects worked on: GMT900, GMT561

  • General Motors
    • United States
    • Motor Vehicle Manufacturing
    • 700 & Above Employee
    • Robotics Engineer
      • 1998 - 2010

  • Aerotek Engineering
    • Robotics Engeneer
      • Sep 2002 - Feb 2006

      -Contracted too General Motors CRW Robotics group -Resident robotics engineer at Grand Blanc MFD. -Responsible for scheduling of robot programming and robot dress with full integration. Projects worked on: GMX201, GMX001, GMT345, GMT843 -Contracted too General Motors CRW Robotics group -Resident robotics engineer at Grand Blanc MFD. -Responsible for scheduling of robot programming and robot dress with full integration. Projects worked on: GMX201, GMX001, GMT345, GMT843

  • Alternative Robotics INC.
    • Robotics Engineer
      • Feb 2000 - Sep 2002

      -Contracted too General Motors CRW Robotics group -Resident robotics engineer at Grand Blanc MFD. -Responsible for trouble shooting problems with Robot/PLC communication. Projects worked on: GMX200, GMT360 (Press to press), GMT360 (Hydro-form), GMT370, GMT355, GMT305 -Contracted too General Motors CRW Robotics group -Resident robotics engineer at Grand Blanc MFD. -Responsible for trouble shooting problems with Robot/PLC communication. Projects worked on: GMX200, GMT360 (Press to press), GMT360 (Hydro-form), GMT370, GMT355, GMT305

  • Applied Manufacturing Tech. Inc.
    • Robotics Engineer
      • May 1998 - Feb 2000

      -To complete a given task or process with the use of robots. -Responsible for trouble shooting problems with Robot/PLC communication. Projects worked on: Saturn Inovate, GMX270, GMX220, GMX160, & GMT360 -To complete a given task or process with the use of robots. -Responsible for trouble shooting problems with Robot/PLC communication. Projects worked on: Saturn Inovate, GMX270, GMX220, GMX160, & GMT360

Education

  • The University of Akron
    Associates, Mechanical Engineering Technologies
    1996 - 1998

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