Experience

Perfekta Aerospace

• United States
• Aviation and Aerospace Component Manufacturing
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Manufacturing Engineer

  • Nov 2007 - Present

  I actually started out at a small company called Brittan Machine. Was hired to do inspection of parts. I programmed coordinate measuring machines (Cordax). I did that for 3 years until I had the chance to move into numerical programming. I stayed there for 7 years programming all different kinds of metals, including aluminum, titanium, stainless steal, and invar . After that, I moved onto Raytheon as a contract programmer. Did that for 2 years until they made the good programmers roll over to be direct. That's really where I received my title as senior manufacturing engineer. After 5 years at Raytheon, they were trying to downsize our department, And my father needed help at Stellex in Wellington (now GKN). So I helped him for 4 years programming titanium bulkheads and whatever else he needed. I have been at Perfekta for 8 years now. Time for a change. Show less

• Numerical Programmer


GKN Aerospace

• United Kingdom
• Aviation and Aerospace Component Manufacturing
• 700 & Above Employee

• Numerical Programmer

  • Nov 2007 - Present

  Nc Programmer, Programming both hard metals and high speed machines on aluminum. Used chip thinning to program titanium. Nc Programmer, Programming both hard metals and high speed machines on aluminum. Used chip thinning to program titanium.


Raytheon
• United States
• Defense and Space Manufacturing
• 700 & Above Employee
• Senior Manufacturing Engineer

  • Nov 1999 - Dec 2007