Summary
Overview
Work History
Education
Skills
Certification
Timeline
Projects
Projects

Mia Manzer

Webster,NY

Summary

Successful at applying electronics, electrical circuitry expertise to different practical issues. Skilled in investigating and diagnosing problems and completing root cause analysis. Understands technical information and devises forward-thinking effective solutions that help customers achieve operational and safety targets.

Overview

4
4
years of professional experience
6
6
Certificate

Work History

Electronics Refurbishment Technician

Classic Automation
03.2023 - Current
  • Reduce repair time for complex issues by implementing effective troubleshooting techniques.
  • Track diagnostic results and collaborated with managers to resolve issues.
  • Installation of new wiring and connections to complete connections and bypass cable faults.
  • Evaluate systems to identify and locate system malfunctions using visual, manual and computer-assisted diagnostic approaches.

Engineering Assistant

Cytec Corp.
10.2021 - 03.2023
  • Assembled, tested and maintained components and systems for high-performing electronics.
  • Improved communication between team members by maintaining accurate project documentation, including reports, schedules, and specifications.
  • Optimized website performance with efficient coding practices and regular debugging of the platform.
  • Boosted brand awareness by creating and scheduling engaging content across various social media platforms.

Optics Technician

Corning Inc. (Tropel)
07.2021 - 10.2021
  • In depth detail inspections of optics in each stage of coating process using fine motor skills and attention to detail
  • Execution of various preparation and cleaning of optics prior to and after thin-film coating process
  • Careful placement of glass optics into metal tooling and coating machines.
  • Working with fellow technicians and engineers to troubleshoot problems and make improvement in processes

Education

Certificate Program -

Monroe Community College FWD Center, Rochester, NY

Certified Industry 4.0 Control Systems Specialist, FANUC Robotics Handling Tool Operation And Programming

Bachelor of Arts - Physics | Creative Writing Minor

Ithaca College, Ithaca, NY
05.2020


  • Shirley Hockett Scholarship for the Natural Sciences, Mathematics, and Computer Sciences Scholarship Recipient
  • Ithaca College Astronomy Club Co-Founder & President
  • Ithaca College Engineering Club Member
  • Society of Physics Students Chapter Member

Skills

  • Soldering and wiring
  • Technical Documentation
  • Schematic reading
  • Circuit Analysis
  • Oscilloscope Operation
  • Rockwell Automation Studio 5000 Logix Designer
  • Allen-Bradley CompactLogix Controllers
  • FANUC Robotic HandlingTool Software

Certification

  • Electrical Systems 1, SACA - Received 11/2023 Electrical safety, parallel, series and combination circuit analysis, operation and troubleshooting, analyzing capacitive and inductive circuits, connecting and operating single-phase transformer circuits
  • Electrical Motor Systems 1, SACA - Received 11/2023 Manual motor control and overload protection, control transformers, control ladder logic, control relays, motor starters, reversing motor controls, automatic input devices, basic timer controls
  • Variable Frequency Drive Systems 1, SACA - Received 11/2023 Connecting, configuring, adjusting and operating AC VFDs, speed and torque control, acceleration, deceleration and breaking
  • Programmable Controller Systems 1, SACA - Received 12/2023 Programming, configuring, analyzing, adjusting, monitoring and operating industrial PLC systems. PC-PLC connections, PVP-PLC connection, PLC memory organizations, ladder logic, instructions, subroutines, event sequencing, Master Control Reset, program interlocking
  • Programmable Controller Troubleshooting 1, SACA - Received 01/2024 Troubleshoot and remedy faults in PLC systems. Troubleshooting PLCs using status/diagnostic indicators, analog and discreet I/O devices, power distribution circuits, PLC processors, programming, operating and troubleshooting multi-step PLC sequence program.
  • Robotics CERT I, FANUC - Received 03/2024 Coverage of being an operator, technician, engineer and programmer to set up a FANUC Robotic HandlingTool Software Package.

Timeline

Electronics Refurbishment Technician - Classic Automation
03.2023 - Current
Engineering Assistant - Cytec Corp.
10.2021 - 03.2023
Optics Technician - Corning Inc. (Tropel)
07.2021 - 10.2021
Monroe Community College FWD Center - Certificate Program,
Ithaca College - Bachelor of Arts, Physics | Creative Writing Minor

Projects

  • Capstone Project : Cell Phones Contribution to Breast Cancer, This Capstone Project dove into how and if cellular devices contribute to reproductive cancer developement. Examining the wave signals emitted from cell phones, it was determined that our mobile devices do not in fact cause cancer mutations to occur within the human body due to the radio frequency being being too low and the wave length being too long. Collaborators: Dr. Kelley D. Sullivan Ithaca College
  • Research Project : Arduino Programming, Programming an Arduino Uno microprocessor to improve the data recording for the Physics & Astronomy department's X-Ray diffractometer for future lab students to use in class. This research was selected to be presented at the APS March 2020 Meeting. Collaborators: Dr. Kelley D. Sullivan Ithaca College
  • Revitalization Project : Clinton B. Ford Observatory Revival, In an attempt to bring the on-campus observatory back online after an extended period of disuse, a revitalization plan was developed and had initiated the execution of beginning phases for a long term strategy to open the observatory to those outside of the Physics & Astronomy department was developed and the Ithaca College Astronomy Club was formed. This research was presented at the 2019 PhysCon meeting in Providence, RI. Collaborators: Dr. Matthew Price Ithaca College
  • Research Project : Water-Wheel Design Project, Development of an optimal design for a water-wheel was utilized to produce renewable energy. Successfully created a model in SolidWorks software program and presented research at the Ithaca College Summer Scholars Poster Session. Collaborators: Dr. Matthew Price Ithaca College
  • Research Project : 3D Printing & Scanning, Performed underground scanning to record data in support of architectural 3D reconstruction of a school property and buildings. Additional research included 3D laser scanning of dental impressions and using dental software for various dental model. Collaborators: Dr. Michael 'Bodhi' Rogers Ithaca College

Projects

  • Capstone Project : Cell Phones Contribution to Breast Cancer, This Capstone Project dove into how and if cellular devices contribute to reproductive cancer developement. Examining the wave signals emitted from cell phones, it was determined that our mobile devices do not in fact cause cancer mutations to occur within the human body due to the radio frequency being being too low and the wave length being too long. Collaborators: Dr. Kelley D. Sullivan Ithaca College
  • Research Project : Arduino Programming, Programming an Arduino Uno microprocessor to improve the data recording for the Physics & Astronomy department's X-Ray diffractometer for future lab students to use in class. This research was selected to be presented at the APS March 2020 Meeting. Collaborators: Dr. Kelley D. Sullivan Ithaca College
  • Revitalization Project : Clinton B. Ford Observatory Revival, In an attempt to bring the on-campus observatory back online after an extended period of disuse, a revitalization plan was developed and had initiated the execution of beginning phases for a long term strategy to open the observatory to those outside of the Physics & Astronomy department was developed and the Ithaca College Astronomy Club was formed. This research was presented at the 2019 PhysCon meeting in Providence, RI. Collaborators: Dr. Matthew Price Ithaca College
  • Research Project : Water-Wheel Design Project, Development of an optimal design for a water-wheel was utilized to produce renewable energy. Successfully created a model in SolidWorks software program and presented research at the Ithaca College Summer Scholars Poster Session. Collaborators: Dr. Matthew Price Ithaca College
  • Research Project : 3D Printing & Scanning, Performed underground scanning to record data in support of architectural 3D reconstruction of a school property and buildings. Additional research included 3D laser scanning of dental impressions and using dental software for various dental model. Collaborators: Dr. Michael 'Bodhi' Rogers Ithaca College
Mia Manzer