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engineering resume Inquiry (采购产品): engineering resume April 14, 2006 Fisher Barton, Inc.; Please consider me for a Design or Engineering position within your company. I am currently the Senior Engineer for a deep draw metal components manufacturer. I am seeking an engineering position for a progressive metal stamping manufacturing company, preferably in a milder climate. I have experience in deep draw metal components and tool design, along with extensive manufacturing, project management, and supervisory experience, and have redesigned numerous parts from other processes into more cost effective metal stampings. I am proficient at both design and hands-on applications and I am a strong team worker with whom both management and fellow workers have confidence and trust. You can contact me (in confidence) at 616-494-1858 (work) or 269-751-5551 (home). Thank you for your consideration. Sincerely, Joseph M. Schalte, Jr. Joseph M. Schalte, Jr. 6007 Pottawatomie Ridge Dr. Hamilton, Michigan 49419 269-751-5551 616-494-1858 (in confidence) CAREER OBJECTIVE To obtain a design or engineering position for a progressive metal stamping manufacturing company. WORK EXPERIENCE METAL FLOW CORPORATION, Holland, MI SENIOR ENGINEER – 11/97 to Present ? Senior engineer overseeing the engineering dept. of a 30 million dollar deep drawn metal stampings manufacturer. ? Provide leadership and problem-solving in the design, development, and project management of deep drawn transfer press and die set tooling. ? Design fixtures, secondary operations, gauging, and new products. ? Train designers, check completed drawings, quote new work, and trouble shoot various metal forming operations on the production floor. ? Operate Unigraphic’s 3D Solid Modeling “Solid Edge” CAD software. ? In charge of apprenticeship training for diesetters going through engineering. SHIPPING DEPT. MANAGER – 9/96 to 11/97 ? Managed the shipping/cleaning dept. for reorganization purposes. ? Streamlined the packaging process by creating a new packaging line which improved efficiencies. PROJECT ENGINEER – 3/95 TO 9/96 ? Worked on various projects as required by manufacturing. ? Made design improvements to various tooling and equipment. ? Worked both on CAD and on the shop floor. DRAW FORM INCORPORATED, Zeeland, MI TOOL DESIGNER - 9/92 to 3/95 ? Designed and developed deep drawn transfer press, die set, and progressive die tooling for a 17 million dollar metal components manufacturer. ? Designed fixtures, gauges, secondary operations, and created new products. ? Used Cimlinc's "Cim Cad" CAD software. METAL FLOW CORPORATION, Holland, MI SENIOR TOOL DESIGNER - 9/81 to 9/92 ? Supervised engineer’s and detailers in the design and development of deep drawn transfer press tooling, fixtures, secondary operations, and gauging. ? Used "Computervision's Personal Designer" CAD software. ? Managed the tool room temporarily for one year to reorganize it. Joseph M. Schalte, Jr. Resume Page 2 EDUCATION AND TRAINING ? Kalamazoo Valley Community College, Kalamazoo, MI Associate of Applied Science in mechanical design and drafting, G.P.A. 3.90/4.00, June, 1986 ? Lincoln Technical Institute, Indianapolis, IN Diploma in automotive and diesel truck technology, September, 1977 ? Fennville High School, Fennville, MI Graduated June, 1976 ADDITIONAL WORKSHOPS & SEMINARS ? Failure Mode and Effects Analysis seminar, Oct. 2005 ? S.P.C. Training, March 2005 ? Amateur Metallurgy for the Professional Stamper, Feb. 2005 ? APQP training, Sept. 2004 ? Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing Training, Dec. 1997 ? Computer Training in Outlook, Excel, and Word, May 1997 ? Dale Carnegie Course, April 1992 PERSONAL ATTRIBUTES ? Family man with adopted daughter and son. ? Proficient at both design and hands on applications. ? Patient, easy going, but direct and demanding when necessary with people working under me. ? Task oriented and able to work without supervision. ? Carpentry skills including extensive remodeling of my own home and others. Joseph M. Schalte, Jr. Resume Page 3 ACCOMPLISHMENTS 1. Redesigned numerous air bag metal stampings for a key customer to make them feasible to manufacture and to reduce cost. 2. Redesigned a gasoline tank inlet tube from a two piece tubular part with three secondary operations into a one piece deep drawn stamping made completely in the press without any secondary operations. 3. Redesigned a valve body that was originally a two piece assembly and also developed a way to pierce and extrude the side hole in one operation. Metal Stamping Magazine featured my design in 1985. 4. Designed a fixture to roll grooves on a family of parts so they could be produced as metal stampings. Previously, they were screw machine parts. 5. Reorganized our tool room department consisting of seven tool makers. 6. Designed a quoting chart that reduced our quoting time spent on our largest family of parts by approximately 75%. 7. Redesigned bead and lance operations previously performed as secondary operations to run with the press tooling for complete manufacturability of parts in one operation. 8. Chief designer for U.S. F.I.R.S.T. program for 4 years. Mentored local high school students in the design and build of robots for local, regional, and national competitions. Program is part of a worldwide concept to teach students technology. **** Hidden Message ***** Joseph Schalte 6007 Pottawatomie Ridge Dr. Hamilton, MI 49419 USA Company: Metal Flow Corp. Phone: 616-494-1858 E-mail: jms@metalflow.com **** Hidden Message ***** jms@metalflow.com |
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