1. Philip Wayne Hunnicutt
21 Westbrook Estates Drive Sumrall, Ms. 39482
Cell 601 812 9099: Desk 601 288 7957:
philip.hunnicutt@baesystems.com
Executive Profile:
I am a degreed Mechanical Engineer with 19 years of experience in the manufacturing industry. In addition to a
manufacturing background, I also have experience in the IT field focusing mainly on Business Intelligence Systems. I am a
hard working, reliable and self-motivated individual.
Education:
University of Alabama 1995
Bachelor of Science, Mechanical Engineering
Core Accomplishments:
 Established a brown field assembly factory in Hattiesburg to produce and productionise the XM777A2 155mm
howitzer
 Integration of the Leica Tracker laser measuring system into the manufacturing procedure of the M777 howitzer
 Expansion of the initial factory and the refurbishment of a second unit at a cost of over $1,300,000
 Coordinate the facilitation of the Hattiesburg facility at a cost of $2,600,000
 Implemented LEAN techniques into business systems using bus iness intelligence principles
 Successfully added advanced skill levels in SQL Server, ASP.Net and VB.Net to my manufacturing engineering
background
 Created multiple web based systems using ASP.Net and VB.Net
 Implemented the introduction of surface mount technology (SMT) into the manufacture of electronic lighting ballast
 Implemented the use of automated insertion machine into the manufacture of radiant stovetop elements
 Project Engineer researching the use of ductile cast iron in hydropneumatic suspension systems
Professional experience:
2003- Present – Senior Applications Engineer / Manufacturing BAE Systems Hattiesburg Mississippi
Currently working as an applications engineer to create and maintain a business intelligence system use in the sustainment
program (spare parts) for the M777 Howitzer Program.
 Design and manufacture of special tooling needed for production of the M777 howitzer
 SQL Server database administrator
 Integrated quality and production systems into the computer routines creating virtual ‘examiners’ to Poke-yoke the
system (mistake proofing)
 Created and maintained web based shop floor data collection software
 Integration of M2SYS into the shop floor data collection system for authentication of shop floor users and onsite
DCMA representatives
 Integration of final inspection record (FIR) with shop floor data collection system for on demand PDF creation and
printing of FIR at time of shipment
 Creation of web based SPC metrics system

2.  Creation of web based Non Conformance Reporting system used jointly by the team in Hattiesburg and the team in
the UK
 Creation of web based system for safety card reporting and management
 Created and maintained extraction, transformation and load (ETL) system for nightly extraction from SAP MRP
system using SQL Server
 Created and maintained nightly SQL Agent jobs for updating all web based system
 Creation of custom SQL Server stored procedures and function to support nightly ETL
 Development of SSIS (Sql Server Integration Services) packages to support web based systems
 Creation of Windows Forms project for automating the process of ordering spare parts in support of the Life Cycle
Sustainment program used jointly between Hattiesburg and UK users
 Created and maintained web based dashboard system to display key performance indicator (KPI) metrics used to
drive the performance of the M777 life cycle sustainment program
 Transformation of local web environment to Enterprise SharePoint environment
 Created and maintained nightly scripts to update SharePoint database from local SQL Server
 Creation and management of SQL Server Replications to support SharePoint server
 Creation and management of SharePoint based weekly Life Cycle Sustainment management report used jointly
between BAE and the JPMO (Join Program Management Office)
 Daily coordination with the team in the UK for management of web based reporting systems
 Implement SYSPRO Inventory optimization control software systems and techniques in order to make major cost
savings in the spare/logistics area spending over $2,000,000 per month
Software Used:
Asp.net, Vb.net, JavaScript, Telerik rich controls, Windows Forms, SQL Server, SQL Server Reporting Services,
SQL Server Business Intelligence, SQL Server SSIS, Telerik Reporting, Crystal Reporting, Solid Works, SharePoint
Designer, SharePoint InfoPath, Adobe Dream Weaver, Adobe Photo Shop, Adobe Illustrator , Microsoft Word,
Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Project
2001 2003- Manufacturing Engineering Howard Industries Laurel, Misissippi
 Responsible for the addition of Panasonic automated insertion machine into the manufacturing process for electronic
lighting ballast
 Responsible for maintaining and improving line speeds for the creation of 100,000 lighting ballast per day
 Responsible for design and improvement of battery compartments on hospital medical cart assembly
 Responsible for providing G-Code to machine shop for machining of various R&D projects
1998 - 2001 Manufacturing Engineer Chromalox Vernon , Al.
 Responsible for improving line speeds on automated tube welding machines
 Responsible for providing cost estimates of tooling and materials needed for quotation of new parts
 Implemented automated insertion machine into the manufacture of radiant heating elements
 Responsible for design of and improvement in stapling techniques for the manufacture of radiant heating elements

3. 1995-1998 Manufacturing Engineer Textron Marine and Land Systems New Orleans, Louisiana
 Lead project engineer for research of the use of cast duct ile iron in the design of hydropneumatic suspension system
for the AAAV (Marine Advanced Amphibious Assault Vehicle)
 Responsible for improvement to fuel ballast system for the LCAC (Landing Craft Air Cushion) hover craft
 Responsible for improvements to the insulation for the fuel system of the LCAC
 Responsible for addressing and correcting corrosion issues on bearings for the LCAC