Myles Brown

Bothell, WA

currently: Just looking around

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Who was your most influential mentor and what did they teach you?

Professor Donald Elger at the University of Idaho. I took several courses from him while obtaining my engineering degree. He developed my talent for innovation and thinking outside the box.

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Work history

The Boeing Company September 2004 to the present
Mechanical Systems Engineer

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How would you describe your time at The Boeing Company?

- Liaised with airline customers to provide thermal protection for unique In-Flight Entertainment systems.
- Provided expert advice to hardware suppliers pertaining to design for thermal optimization.
- Participated in the electronic cooling system architecture studies for commercial and military airplanes.
- Mathematically modeled preliminary system concepts to provide direction for subsequent design iterations.
- Determined final hardware and system design specifications.
- Tested (lab/ground/flight) hardware and systems to validate analysis predictions.
- Supported customers and suppliers by providing remote and on-site troubleshooting services.
- Received high performance and retention ratings from all managers for whom I have worked.... read more
Kronos Air Technologies February 2004 to September 2004
Mechanical Engineer/Project Manager

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How would you describe your time at Kronos Air Technologies?

- Managed two Phase II SBIR projects with a combined worth of over $700,000.
- Developed the design details of an electrostatic air movement device to replace fans onboard submarines.
- Managed experiments for US Army electrostatic dehumidification research and contributed to prototype design.
- Wrote intermediate and final reports for US Army SBIR Phase I and Phase II projects.... read more
Manning Applied Technology November 2002 to August 2003
Mechanical Design Engineer

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How would you describe your time at Manning Applied Technology?

- Wrote grant proposals which where later successfully awarded for SBIR, NSF, and DARPA contracts.
- Designed, built and tested innovative features for a NASA infrared spectrometer contract.
- Performed finite element analysis (FEA) on multiple parts in order to predict hardware performance.
- Experience in optical engineering design.... read more
Puget Sound Naval Shipyard (PSNS) May 2000 to February 2004
Nuclear Test Engineer Cooperative

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How would you describe your time at Puget Sound Naval Shipyard ...?

- Reconstructed requirements for an obsolete pump complex used to evacuate air from reactor vessels subsequent to nuclear refueling.
- Designed a new pump complex based on reconstructed requirements and desired improvements.
- Achieved high scores on naval propulsion systems training courses.

Education

University of Idaho August 1999 to May 2003
Bachelor of Science, Mechanical Engineering

How would you describe your time at University of Idaho?

GPA: 3.4/4.0

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