| Work Experience |
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| Systems Engineer |
January – April 2001 |
| MacDonald Dettwiler |
MacDonald Dettwiler |
| Richmond, BC |
Work Term 3 |
- Tested all scenarios for NCOT (Naval Combat Operator Trainer) project team on the lab workstations, trying to make them crash and trying to make sure the scenario tested all requirements as specified by DND (Department of National Defense)
- Wrote, tested and demonstrated the Radar Verification Procedure to ensure all radar functionality and requirements are met as specified by DND
- Created and edited many touch-screen (VAPS) panels using Object Editor and then programmed in the panel functionality using C (used to simulate the real hardware panels and toggle switches on the navy ships)
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| Contractor |
September – December 1999 |
| Allegro Integrated Services |
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| Vancouver, BC |
Work Term 2 |
- Co designed the new alarm system for Vancouver's Sky Train using Auto CAD R14
- Implemented Routers, NION’s (network input output nodes), and Casi Suppression Boards into a Fibre Optic alarm monitoring network
- Diagnosed Fibre Optic Channel Communications problems
- Created the Tunnel Vent Fire Response Scenario program to assist the control operators in the case of a fire
- Installed, programmed, and customized the software and operating systems on the control room and computer room workstations
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| Mechanical Designer |
January – April 1999 |
| Arcobaleno Pasta Machines |
Arcobaleno Pastamachines |
| Richmond, BC |
Work Term 1 |
- Designed a prototype Stripe Machine including the gear ratios, motor, reducer, conveyor belts, cutting mechanisms, and calibrators following strength and speed specifications so that the machine could achieve the requirements of potential customers.
- Created a couple 3D isometric drawings of other potential machines to give prospective buyers the general idea of what the machines would look like
- Wrote and illustrated an instruction manual with exploded views, electrical diagrams, and maintenance instructions for the Dough Cutter 500
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