Greg Dallman has over 25 years of experience in engineering, manufacturing, quality control, and non-destructive testing. He is currently a Senior PD/Manufacturing Engineering Technician at Greatbatch Medical, where he performs equipment qualifications, executes protocols and preventative maintenance, and supports manufacturing operations. Previously, he held engineering and quality roles at Boston Scientific Cardio Rhythm Management, Boston Scientific Scimed, and General Electric, where he developed testing procedures, new products, and inspection plans. Dallman has an Associate Applied Science Degree in areas including manufacturing processes, quality control, and nondestructive testing from Hutchinson Technical College.

1. Greg Dallman
1506 12th
Avenue North – Princeton, MN 55371
Cell: 763-234-2350 – Greg.Dallman@gmail.com
Experience
Greatbatch Medical February 2013 – Present
Senior PD/Manufacturing Engineering Technician Minneapolis, MN
o Write and execute IQ protocols and reports for new and existing equipment.
o Support all aspects of the Micro and Introducer molding areas.
o Installed 2Vacuum Furnaces.
o Performed the site acceptance test for both furnaces.
o Perform Temperature Uniformity Surveys, Control/Over Temperature SAT’s, Load Thermocouple SAT’s and Vacuum
System verifications.
o Tuned the PID controller to optimize control after a case of integral windup.
o Authored all of the preventative maintenance procedures for both furnaces, industrial degreasers and automated parts
washing system.
o Leak detection using PHOENXL 300.
o Keep daily records of preventative maintenance actions
Boston Scientific Cardio Rhythm Management September 2008 – November 2012
PD/Manufacturing Engineering Technician IV – Batteries and Leads Manufacturing St. Paul, MN
o Perform Equipment Evaluations.
o Execute and ensure calibrations and PM’s are performed on time.
o Coordinate with the Metrology lab for equipment being sent out for calibration and vendor approval.
o Proficient with measuring devices i.e., calipers, pin gauges, micrometers, etc.
o Coordinate with the model shop for repair and manufacture of parts.
o Troubleshoot equipment and correct issues.
o Provide manufacturing with little or no down time.
Boston Scientific Scimed, Inc September 2002 – 2008
R&D Engineering Technician III – Cardiovascular Maple Grove, MN
o Co-inventor Embolic Protection Devices with an Improved Filter Membrane.
o Vascular Protection – Transferred Rubicon and next generation filter wire technologies from Mountain View, Ca. to Maple
Grove.
o Developed Intellectual Property and submitted for patent approval. Nine patents pending approval.
o Creation of parts and fixture drawings using Solidworks.
o New product testing and design - Creation and development of standards for product performance.
o Test Method Development- Design of fixtures and test procedures to ensure cardiovascular products comply with FDA and
internal specifications.
o Statistical analysis of data, DOE, Gage R&R.
o Drafting and design of parts and assemblies in Solidworks software.
o Troubleshooting and maintenance of Track and Full Length Catheter Testers.
o Writing technical reports, qualifications, and production processes.
Progress Casting Group, Inc. February 2002 – September 2002
Non-Destructive Test Technician Plymouth, MN
o Performed X-Ray and Liquid Penetrant inspection on aircraft, military missile parts and Harley Davidson engines.
Graco August 1996 – February 2002
R&D Engineering Technician III – Industrial and Automotive Engineering Division Minneapolis, MN

2. o Developed and built various test fixtures to allow automated testing of pumps, valves, spray guns, pneumatic components
and electronic equipment.
o Documented results and recommended corrective actions
o Work side by side with engineering and marketing to design equipment to meet customer requirements
Curt’s Stump Removal May 1994 – August 1996
Co-Owner/Operator Minnetonka, MN
o Maintained equipment.
o Operated stump grinders
o Provided estimates for customers.
Systems Research Laboratories November 1993 – May 1994
Oklahoma City Site Manager Dayton, OH
o Responsible for all of SRL's automated Eddy Current inspection systems for maintenance, repair, inspection plan
verification, test scheduling, software and hardware updates.
o Collected, evaluated and relayed inspection data back to the main plant for corrective action.
General Electric – Aircraft Engine Division September 1985 – April 1993
Field Service Representative Cincinnati, OH.
o Designed and wrote inspection plans for G.E.'s automated Eddy Current inspection systems for aircraft engine hardware.
o Collected, evaluated and relayed inspection data back to the main plant for corrective action.
o Responsible for all NDT requirements for all engine models
o Maintained all G.E.'s automated Eddy Current inspection systems with little down time.
o Utilized a wide variety of manual and automated lab equipment.
Education
o NORTH HENNEPIN COMMUNITY COLLEGE: Brooklyn Park, MN.
General studies related to mechanical engineering.
o HUTCHINSON TECHNICAL COLLEGE: Hutchinson, MN.
Associate Applied Science Degree. Areas of study included,(but not limited to) : Manufacturing Processes, Physical
Metallurgy, Blueprint Interpretation, Quality Control and Techniques in Nondestructive Testing.
o WRIGHT TECHNICAL COLLEGE : Buffalo, MN.
Welding Degree.
o ANNANDALE PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOL : Annandale, MN.
Diploma.
References
Tim Swain R&D Technician St. Jude Medical 612-805-6714
Cindy Satterness Manager II Stratasys 952-294-1590
Kyle Hendrikson Engineer Boston Scientific 320-282-9536