Experience

Wm. F. Hurst Co., Inc.

• United States
• Wholesale
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Sales and Technical Support

  • Jul 2020 - Present



Kennametal

• United States
• Machinery Manufacturing
• 700 & Above Employee

• Sr. Sales Engineer

  • Nov 2017 - Jul 2020



CNC INNOVATIONS

• United States
• Software Development

• owner/operator

  • May 2017 - Nov 2017



Vallen - Formerly Industrial Distribution Group (IDG)

• United States
• Truck Transportation
• 400 - 500 Employee

• Account Manager

  • Nov 2011 - May 2017

• sales

  • Oct 2011 - May 2017



Trinity Forge, Inc.

• United States
• Defense and Space Manufacturing
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Machine Shop Project Manager

  • Jan 2011 - Oct 2011

  I was responsible for initiating and working with responsible departments to follow through specific projects to improve efficiency and throughput. One of those projects was ball locks for the base plates for our 4 axis horizontal mills to reduce the set up times I was responsible for initiating and working with responsible departments to follow through specific projects to improve efficiency and throughput. One of those projects was ball locks for the base plates for our 4 axis horizontal mills to reduce the set up times



CNC Innovations

• United States
• Software Development

• Owner

  • Oct 2005 - Oct 2010



Iscar Metals

• Industrial Machinery Manufacturing
• 500 - 600 Employee

• Sales Representative

  • Mar 1991 - May 2006



General Dynamics / Lockheed Martin

• CNC Machinist A

  • Feb 1979 - Apr 1991

  This where I learned CNC programming, setups, G-Code, etc. GD was a great place to learn if you took advantage of the training programs in place at the time. Offered but not required were CNC programming classes, plane trigonometry classes, as well as advance CNC programming classes. This where I learned CNC programming, setups, G-Code, etc. GD was a great place to learn if you took advantage of the training programs in place at the time. Offered but not required were CNC programming classes, plane trigonometry classes, as well as advance CNC programming classes.



Breaker Corporation

• United States
• Research Services

• Production Supervisor

  • Feb 1976 - Feb 1979

  I started out in maintenance learning the basic use of Bridgeport mills and turning using a Clausing engine lathe. I had learned to make parts for the equipment used in production when the equipment failed and needed replacement parts. I was also taught some basic skills for heat treating to case harden wear parts as well. In just over a year I had moved to lead man in production assisting the supervisor over assembly and boxing lines. Within a few month period he went to GM and I took over his role as supervisor until I left to go to GD.