Experience

Dyacon, Inc.

• United States

• Product Engineer and Owner

  • Dec 2007 - Present

  Dyacon designs and manufactures industrial weather instruments for commercial, industrial automation, and research applications. Dyacon weather stations integrate cell phone, Modbus, solar charge controller, data logger, GPS receiver, and sensor interfaces on a single circuit board. The integration allows for value and ease-of-use unmatched by competing products.Eugene owns and operates Dyacon. He is principally responsible for product development and business management which includes mechanical design, product testing, documentation, technical writing, marketing management, photography, and other necessities inherent to a manufacturing business.



Xytronix Research & Design, Inc.

• Product Engineer/ Product Manager

  • Feb 2011 - Dec 2011

  Electronic product design, technical writing, product testing, and customer support.The ControlByWeb products use an Ethernet connection to provide programmable instrumentation and control in a compact package. Electronic product design, technical writing, product testing, and customer support.The ControlByWeb products use an Ethernet connection to provide programmable instrumentation and control in a compact package.



Wescor (Now ELITechGroup)

• Product Engineer

  • Apr 2001 - Dec 2007

  Wescor Information Products Division (IPD) manufactured rugged mobile computers used for logistics and communications in commercial vehicles. Product engineering responsibilities included electronic design, engineering project management, customer support, and wireless module integration. Eugene was also responsible for design requirements, project schedule, design history record, test plan, applications notes, and production documents. Wescor (IPD) was purchased by Eugene to form Dyacon, inc. in 2007.Companies served by Wescor include Qualcomm WBS, CNR, QA Technologies, Sasktel, Sepromex, and other communication system providers.



https://marshallradio.com/

• Engineering Technician

  • 2000 - 2001

  www.marshallradio.comMarshall Radio Telemetry is a manufacturer of telemetry equipment used for falconry. Engineering tech responsibilities included engineering and manufacturing support. Radio transmitter and receiver manufacturing, tuning, testing, and repair. www.marshallradio.comMarshall Radio Telemetry is a manufacturer of telemetry equipment used for falconry. Engineering tech responsibilities included engineering and manufacturing support. Radio transmitter and receiver manufacturing, tuning, testing, and repair.



Icon Health and Fitness

• France
• Sports
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Incoming QC Supervisor/PQE Tech

  • 1997 - 2000

  www.iconfitness.comIcon Health and Fitness is the largest fitness equipment manufacturer in the world. Incoming quality control was responsible for mechanical and electrical inspections of received components. Supervisor duties included hiring, training, and managing a staff of 8 to 10 inspectors. Eugene developed calibration procedures for all mechanical measurement tools, eliminating much of the cost and hassle of using and out-of-house calibration service.Additional duties as a procurement quality engineer technician included root cause analysis of fit and function production problems, supplier corrective action requests, and engineering change orders.



Camera Lab

• Spain

• Owner/Photographic Equipment Technician

  • 1994 - 1996

  Camera Lab was a photographic equipment service and repair business. After having worked at several repair shops in Boise, ID and Virginia, Eugene embarked on his first entrepreneurial venture.Repairs and service on professional equipment was emphasized including Nikon, Hasselblad, Pentax, Cannon, and Mamiya cameras and lenses. The business was closed in order to return to school and finish a BS degree. Camera Lab was a photographic equipment service and repair business. After having worked at several repair shops in Boise, ID and Virginia, Eugene embarked on his first entrepreneurial venture.Repairs and service on professional equipment was emphasized including Nikon, Hasselblad, Pentax, Cannon, and Mamiya cameras and lenses. The business was closed in order to return to school and finish a BS degree.