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I hope this post is allowed in this forum. I didn't see anything in the rules to make me believe it isn't allowed. I've attached my resume I'd like to get some feedback. After I was laid off in February I was getting plenty of leads on opportunities and was offered a job right away(only a couple weeks unemployed) but now that my contract job is coming to an end, I haven't heard a peep. Wondering what people think of this resume. I've cut and pasted the resume as well as attaching the file. I'm hoping for some comments.
Jack Smith
75 Main Street , New York, NY, 00000, 888-888-8888,
SUMMARY
Recent Manufacturing Engineering graduate with design, process improvement and cost analysis experience.
• Successfully implemented process improvement projects at The Pepsi Bottling Group and Biogen Idec.
• Broad base of knowledge and experience applying statistical and engineering tools such as Six Sigma and Lean manufacturing to improve quality and productivity.
SKILLS
Computer Skills: Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft PowerPoint, Microsoft Project, Microsoft Access
Engineering Skills: Statistical Process Control, Lean Manufacturing, AutoCAD, Six Sigma, Process Improvement
EXPERIENCE
Company X, New York, NY, 2009-Present
Vascular Therapy Test Technician (Temporary)
• Works as a contractor for Kelly Services.
• Designs components (electronics package, manifold) for the controller of a pneumatic compression device to treat thrombosis while conforming with space, noise, power and port requirements.
• Researches and selects components (valves, sensors and other parts) to be integrated into the controller design that contributes to the controller meeting project requirements.
• Performs testing in order to discover and optimize the relationship between inflation time, noise and various other inputs (pump size, valve type, materials etc.) while minimizing the size and weight of the controller.
Company Y, New York, NY, 2008-2009
Quality Control Management Trainee
• Instituted a preventive maintenance program for pneumatic valves and pumps, and completed cost justification for the cost of the program compared to the savings in increased efficiency and less out of standard product. The program will save an estimated $15,000 per year in out of standard production and downtime.
• Trained quality control technicians on testing protocols to enhance quality and productivity.
• Participated with operators and quality control technicians in committee activity to evaluate quality issues, determine root cause, and generate/implement solutions.
• Wrote procedures for sanitation of piping that minimized loss of product.
• Implemented an inspection program for all brittle plastic and glass parts to comply with audit requirements.
Company Z, New York, NY, 2008
Senior Project/Early Industry Interface
• Performed design review, and modifications to improve a magnetic spinner flask and base assembly used to culture cells during the manufacture of protein based biological drugs.
• Designed experiments to effectively gather data on a process that produced out of specification output in order to ascertain the source of variation.
• Improved manufacturing process by designing and building a prototype fixture that allowed multiple size flasks to be simultaneously secured and centered on the spinner base and that kept the temperature of the media within specification. .
• Responsible for specifying materials that met operating, environment, toxicity, and economic requirements.
• Developed testing procedures to ensure all project objectives were satisfactorily completed.
• Implemented Lean principles throughout the protein based drug manufacturing process.
• Designed manifold so that nutrient bag could be connected to an autoclave and sanitized correctly.
EDUCATION
Bachelor of Science, Manufacturing Engineering, Boston University, 2008.
School Design/Manufacturing Projects
• Participated in a group project to design and manufacture 10 remote control cars. Manufactured cars utilizing an automated milling machine and robotics. Personal responsibilities included conceptual design, and creating an automation plan to simulate actual commercial production.
• Participated in a project with the purpose of studying the effects of reworking failed parts on the performance of an entire production line. Used Arena, and Excel to construct a model that measured how throughput and total number of parts that were tardy (given a deadline for each part) changed as the parameters changed.
ACTIVITIES/ASSOCIATIONS
Minority Engineers' Society
Society of Manufacturing Engineers
Jack Smith
75 Main Street , New York, NY, 00000, 888-888-8888,
SUMMARY
Recent Manufacturing Engineering graduate with design, process improvement and cost analysis experience.
• Successfully implemented process improvement projects at The Pepsi Bottling Group and Biogen Idec.
• Broad base of knowledge and experience applying statistical and engineering tools such as Six Sigma and Lean manufacturing to improve quality and productivity.
SKILLS
Computer Skills: Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft PowerPoint, Microsoft Project, Microsoft Access
Engineering Skills: Statistical Process Control, Lean Manufacturing, AutoCAD, Six Sigma, Process Improvement
EXPERIENCE
Company X, New York, NY, 2009-Present
Vascular Therapy Test Technician (Temporary)
• Works as a contractor for Kelly Services.
• Designs components (electronics package, manifold) for the controller of a pneumatic compression device to treat thrombosis while conforming with space, noise, power and port requirements.
• Researches and selects components (valves, sensors and other parts) to be integrated into the controller design that contributes to the controller meeting project requirements.
• Performs testing in order to discover and optimize the relationship between inflation time, noise and various other inputs (pump size, valve type, materials etc.) while minimizing the size and weight of the controller.
Company Y, New York, NY, 2008-2009
Quality Control Management Trainee
• Instituted a preventive maintenance program for pneumatic valves and pumps, and completed cost justification for the cost of the program compared to the savings in increased efficiency and less out of standard product. The program will save an estimated $15,000 per year in out of standard production and downtime.
• Trained quality control technicians on testing protocols to enhance quality and productivity.
• Participated with operators and quality control technicians in committee activity to evaluate quality issues, determine root cause, and generate/implement solutions.
• Wrote procedures for sanitation of piping that minimized loss of product.
• Implemented an inspection program for all brittle plastic and glass parts to comply with audit requirements.
Company Z, New York, NY, 2008
Senior Project/Early Industry Interface
• Performed design review, and modifications to improve a magnetic spinner flask and base assembly used to culture cells during the manufacture of protein based biological drugs.
• Designed experiments to effectively gather data on a process that produced out of specification output in order to ascertain the source of variation.
• Improved manufacturing process by designing and building a prototype fixture that allowed multiple size flasks to be simultaneously secured and centered on the spinner base and that kept the temperature of the media within specification. .
• Responsible for specifying materials that met operating, environment, toxicity, and economic requirements.
• Developed testing procedures to ensure all project objectives were satisfactorily completed.
• Implemented Lean principles throughout the protein based drug manufacturing process.
• Designed manifold so that nutrient bag could be connected to an autoclave and sanitized correctly.
EDUCATION
Bachelor of Science, Manufacturing Engineering, Boston University, 2008.
School Design/Manufacturing Projects
• Participated in a group project to design and manufacture 10 remote control cars. Manufactured cars utilizing an automated milling machine and robotics. Personal responsibilities included conceptual design, and creating an automation plan to simulate actual commercial production.
• Participated in a project with the purpose of studying the effects of reworking failed parts on the performance of an entire production line. Used Arena, and Excel to construct a model that measured how throughput and total number of parts that were tardy (given a deadline for each part) changed as the parameters changed.
ACTIVITIES/ASSOCIATIONS
Minority Engineers' Society
Society of Manufacturing Engineers
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