Experiences at Boeing

As a Liason Engineer, I dispositioned discrepant composite and metal parts for the F-22. In addition, I wrote a knowledge retention database in MS Access, enhanced communication between groups, and coordinated work with suppliers.

Redesigning access methods into a 15-year old legacy system, using modern asynchronous approaches. Adding multi-variance and versioning into this same system.

Helped the first 787 off the ground by wrangling the 60million objects in the plane's wiring/electronics database.

Was McDonnell Douglas, Team Lead and Point of Contact for Manufacturing Engineering support. Manage 25 people in support of Final Assembly and Flight Test production planning. Improved processes and procedures to reduce assembly hours by 22%. Managed engineering change traffic and implementation to the production floor. Forecasted and managed budgets and personnel resource requirements. Responsible for mentoring and coaching staff toward personal and career oriented development....

Leader of a nine-month long project required by Seattle University to graduate with a Master's degree in Software Engineering. Used Ruby, XML-RPC, Ruby-GTK and Glade.
* Coded core classes, created technical documents and led using an agile methodology

Being persistant on applying constantly online - always looking for new job openings that match what you're looking for

I interned at Boeing the summer before and was offered a job before I left for the summer. I realized Boeing was hiring through a job fair I attended on campus and applied online for a position. All their positions are posted online today and it is the only way to get into a position at the Boeing Company....

My major was Material Science and Engineering. It is directly applicable to my job, which is not as common as one would think these days! My job entails material analysis and industry research, among other things. My lab work in college was probably the most beneficial information I could have recieved. Even with the long lab hours and even more time devoted to writing the lab report, I did learn a lot on basica material properties which has help in my day to day work at Boeing....

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