Experience

TomoTherapy

• United States
• Medical Device
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Senior Technical Support Engineer

  • Jun 2005 - Present

  Responsible for providing high level technical support to our global install base. We provide 24/7/365 service and at times I am the only TSE on shift, globally. Responsible for providing high level technical support to our global install base. We provide 24/7/365 service and at times I am the only TSE on shift, globally.



Varian Inc.

• SR. Field Service Rep.

  • Jul 1984 - Jun 2005

  Maintain and troubleshoot Temperature control systems. Maintain and troubleshoot computer systems running Unix, Linux and Windows based operating systems. Install, service and troubleshoot Varian and Oxford Super Conducting Magnets. Install, service and troubleshoot PFG (pulsed field gradient) amplifiers and coils. Maintain and troubleshoot Temperature control systems. Maintain and troubleshoot computer systems running Unix, Linux and Windows based operating systems. Install, service and troubleshoot Varian and Oxford Super Conducting Magnets. Install, service and troubleshoot PFG (pulsed field gradient) amplifiers and coils.



Varian NRM Instruments

• Field Service Engineer (later SR FSE)

  • Jul 1984 - Jun 2005

  Was responsible for the maintenance and repair of multiple Tomotherapy machines in Northeastern Ohio. As SR FSE I was first contact for other FSEs requiring technical support.; FSE/SR FSE responsible for the maintenance, repair and relocation of Varian NMR Spectrometers located in Ohio, Michigan, Kentucky, Indiana and Pennsylvania. Platform experience includes, but is not limited to: EM360, EM390, T60 and A60 Permanent Magnet Spectrometers CFT20 and FT80 Electromagnet Spectrometers XL, VXR, Gemini, Unity/Unity Plus and Inova Super Conducting Magnet Spectrometers. Superconducting systems were controlled by Unix based software and included responsibility for servicing Varian and Oxford Instruments super conducting magnets. Show less



US Navy

• United States
• Armed Forces
• 700 & Above Employee

• Work Center Supervisor

  • May 1978 - May 1984

  Work Center Supervisor aboard USS Fletcher DD-992. Responsible for maintenance and repair of MK86 Digital Gun Fire Control System, including ANSPG60 and ANSPQ9 radars, Sperry Univac 1219B digital computer, Remote Optical Sight (CCTV) weapon targeting and Fire Control consoles that fired the 5” guns, with up to 9 people reporting to me. Skills Maintain and troubleshoot RF systems including Magnetron, Klystron, TWT and PTS generated RF. Resume: Todd Biddle Show less