

Accomplished Electro-Mechanical Engineer with extensive expertise in mechanical design and project leadership. Proven ability to deliver high-impact projects, such as custom biotechnology equipment and military simulation systems, while ensuring compliance with rigorous standards. Core skills include R&D, process optimization, and effective communication in multi-disciplinary environments.
Led mechanical and structural design of multi-million-dollar Gasification System Generation II at Sanford FL wastewater treatment plant, enabling biosolid burning to eliminate solid waste, reduce landfill use, and produce clean renewable energy to offset operational costs. Utilized SolidWorks Simulation for FEA stress and thermal analysis; designed E/M packaging, structural support with 3/8" rolled steel and I-beams, machined parts, ASME standard and custom flanges for pressure vessel, piping per ASME B31.3 standards, and stair and railing systems across 22,000 sq. ft. location.
Achieved 93% efficiency in the innovative Gasification System Generation II.
Designed thermal oxidizer sections with transition through custom cyclone and expansion joints, achieving $350,000 savings; ensured industrial piping conformance to AWS, ASME, and ASME B31.3 standards.
Established first part numbering system, drafting standards, drawing templates, document control system, and ECO/ECR process, filling significant gap in design documentation.
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Served as sole engineer for mechanical designs, creating electronic housing enclosure assemblies, including card guides, ESOP, PCBs, connectors, waveguide parts/assemblies, wiring and harness connections, EM controls, heat transfer and cooling, PWB, CCA, and brass waveguides for COTM II satellite antenna system for vehicles.
Complete NPD of Electronic Enclosures both internal and exposed to weather (-40ºF to 180ºF). Additional designs consisted of Gear Drives, Hydraulics, Cable/Harness, Breakers, Shock & Vibe, precision-machined parts, Sensors, Composite materials & Sheet Metal parts.
Designed flagship SATCOM COTM antenna (Communication on the move) starting in 2005 and Gen II in 2008, completing redesign to meet cost reduction mandate while researching and implementing methods to replace machined and stamped sheet metal parts with composite materials.
Reduced shock mounts from $2400 to $60 per unit, achieving projected savings of $702,000 over first 2 years by cutting costs over 60% on materials and assembly time, reducing inventory by 20%, and decreasing weight by over 20%, leading to savings of $30,000 per unit and increased monthly unit output.
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