Experience

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  Retired

  • c/o Serenty Hill Nursing, 655 Dedham Street, Wr...

  • Retired

    • Sep 2016 - Present
    • c/o Serenty Hill Nursing, 655 Dedham Street, Wr...
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  Dialogic

  • Needham, MA

  • Sr Component Eng, First Response for CM Plexus, Lab Mgr

    • Jan 2009 - Sep 2011
    • Needham, MA

    Solution Provider for H/W & Op's. Found second sources for EOL parts on build, and finding parts for the CM to continue to build. etc.

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  Natural Microsystems

  • Senior Component Engineer

    • Oct 1998 - Dec 2008

    Support new Design for Hardware Eng: Validate sources, provide parts for Proto Builds to CM'sSupport to Ops and CM: Found Stock and Second Source Material to stop line-down. RoHS, Agile, Material Content Declaration, Lab Manager, Go-To Guy for all support

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  Objective Communications

  • 50 International Drive Portsmouth, NH 03801-2852

  • Sr Buyer/Component Eng

    • 1997 - 1998
    • 50 International Drive Portsmouth, NH 03801-2852

    Start-up. Acquired new computers loaded with software preferred by new hires to accomplish their task. Got next day delivery with no cost added, as the vendor was based in the HUBLocated atPease Tradeport Portsmouth, NH

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  Scully Signal Company

  • 70 Industrial Way Wilmington, MA 01887

  • Component Engineer

    • 1996 - 1997
    • 70 Industrial Way Wilmington, MA 01887

    First Week: Programmed parts needing a refresh of program. Purchasing said a few weeks! As I knew the programming mgr at Future, asked him if there was time available, and Voila, drove the parts up there, got them reprogrammed, during lunch, and got them back the same dayResolved problem w/mfrg...

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  Reflection Technology

  • Waltham, MA

  • Purchasing Manager, Sr Component Eng

    • Jan 1993 - Aug 1995
    • Waltham, MA

    Developed Strong connections with suppliers, including Toshiba PSRAM (pseudo static). Marshall (absorbed by Avnet). Worked directly with Lockheed Martin (CM) Resolved part shortages to keep production on track. Set up Printer system to enable Bar Code to track serial number, etc.Sent to Molex ...

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  Vimak

  • Woburn, MA

  • Sr Component Eng/Operations Manager/Purchasing

    • Jan 1991 - Jan 1993
    • Woburn, MA

    Startup funded by VTech (Video Technology) out of Lexicon, which used VTech as a CMVery Hi-End Audio! CD Transport from Philips, Used EAR suspension Dampening materials for the suspension.Managed all contact for supply of Chassis Parts.Chassis sides: Extruded Aluminum (Aavid, Thermalloy, Wakef...

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  Lexicon, Inc

  • Waltham, Ma

  • Sr Component Eng

    • Jan 1981 - Jan 1990
    • Waltham, Ma

    First Digital Audio CompanyFirst company to develope DSP.Opus Audio System editing of Movie Sound Tracks! First company to use Optical Disc for Storage of Audio! Used linear power supplies with second linear regulation. Motorala made a mistake in using a Robinson Nugent Socket, that was backward...

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  Cizek Audio

  • Andover, MA

  • Design Engineer

    • May 1979 - Jan 1981
    • Andover, MA

    Brought over from Dunlap Clarke to complete a contract for Sub Woofer Amplifiers. Corrected voice coil height spacing, made gauges to guarantee Woofers have full travel, without hitting the stops. Changed coil winding from sewing machine to programmable winding machine .centering VC jigs as well

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  Dunlap-Clarke

  • Waltham, MA

  • Technician for Testing Analog Preamplifier

    • Jan 1976 - May 1979
    • Waltham, MA

    Debugged High End Discrete Analog Pre-Amp. Analog pwr supply missing Op-Amp capacitance. Layed off when company ran our of money. Rehired when Jerry Sullivan took over the company to East Boston. Became Op's, Production, Trade show mgr, and Driver to CES for Cizek, Dunlap- Clarke, and othe...

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  Worcester Hahnamen Hospital

  • Worcester, MA

  • Central Sterile Supply Summer Job

    • Jun 1968 - Sep 1971
    • Worcester, MA

    Managed Central Sterile Supply Room, Delivery to all wards. Direct opening to Operating Room to provide supply of unexpected needs. Ran Gas & Steam Autoclaves, Have most respect for the Women that worked there. Helen Gurden, and all her reports