1. Gary J. Selke<br />9513 117th Pl. NE<br />Kirkland, WA 98033<br />(425) 830-1055<br />the_selkes@hotmail.com<br />COMPETENCIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS<br />Completed CATIA V5 Foundations for Aerospace Designers (TR005859)Certified in CATIA V5 Part Design, Levels I & II (Dassault Systems)<br />Completed ENOVIA Essentials Assessment (TR008737)<br />Experienced Designer / Drafter with understanding of Geometric Dimensioning and tolerancing (GD&T)Proficient in Velocity, CATIA, REDARS and DELMIA.Winning team member of Boeing's 6 Step Mentoring ProgramAn active listener and team player who can manage daily program operations and execute policies and procedures.Excellent people skillsDemonstrated knowledge of Boeing’s Quality Management System.Completed Leadership Training Courses through Cornell University and Boeing's Learning, Training and Development Program.PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCEManufacturing Technician, (2007- current)<br />Boeing Commercial Aircraft, Everett, WA 2007 – PresentSystems Installation, Sec 47 A&B Deck Currently responsible for all aspects of installation and rework of mechanical and electrical systems on the 787-8 including hydraulics, PECS (electronic cooling system),ducting, electrical, blankets, system components and structures. <br />Responsible for implementing manufacturing plans and work instructions, utilizing Velocity, REDARS and CATIA (DELMIA).<br />Have a sense of urgency for completing work assignments and meeting commitments while maintaining and demonstrating 5S - Lean Manufacturing Practices (Lean 10X). I communicate effectively, clearly and quickly with supervisors and co- workers. ADDITIONAL EXPERIENCE• Hold over 15 certifications including Seal, Bond & Ground, Oxygen and Hydraulic Tubing.• Served as Hazmat Focal.• Knowledge of aircraft interiors• Currently serving as WASA Focal ZOOM DESIGN, Kirkland, WA 2000 – 2007Director of DesignLead multidisciplinary teams on design projects to ensure integration of processes to meet manufacturing and delivery requirements. This included leading a team of 15 designers, drafters and support personnel for various customer programs- from the conceptual level through production. Developed manufacturing concepts and strategies to support business objectives; developed and integrated suppliers, processes, materials, data and technology to meet manufacturing and delivery requirements; reviewed and approved supplier data to ensure manufacturing related requirements were met; developed tooling requirements based on manufacturing and process improvement. Responsible for developing statements of work, including design requirements, cost and project timelines. CAE NW, Bothell, WA 1997 - 2000Technical Sales and MarketingDeveloped and executed business plans, policies and procedures. Developed organizational and technical strategies involved in the conversion to Solidworks 3D parametric solids modeling from 2D drafting; educated designers and engineers on the benefits of 3D Solids Modeling, increasing the performance of their companies by 30%. MILANO INDUSTRIAL DESIGN, Seattle, WA 1984 – 1997Product Designer / DrafterResponsible for layouts, designs and drafting of new products utilizing Geometrical Dimensions and Tolerances (GD&T). Prepared design layouts and modified existing designs. Created detail layout drawings of machined parts, castings, sheet metal and injection molded parts. Responsible for bringing in emerging technologies and developing concepts for future product designs. ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY LABS (Phillips Ultrasound)Advanced Concept StudioPrepared design layouts and modified existing designs to satisfy customer and production requirements. Assisted in the development of product definition, based on applicable standards, requirements and design parameters. Developed statements of work, including design requirements, cost and schedule estimates. Assisted in investigating and resolving manufacturing issues to support delivery commitments.<br />WALTER DORWIN TEAGUE & ASSOC. Boeing Commercial AircraftIndustrial DesignerResponsible for preparing conceptual design layouts and prototypes of interior furnishings including wall soffits, storage bins, galleys and lavatories on the 747, 767 and Boeing Business Jets. Assisted in the development of product definition on the 747. EDUCATION AND TRAININGArt Center College of DesignBachelor of Science, Product and Transportation Design, Pasadena, CA Cornell UniversityProject Leadership Certificate Edmonds Community CollegeDassault Certified in CATIA V5 Part Design, Levels I & IIComputer skills: CATIA V5, DELMIA, SolidWorks, REDARS, Velocity, Microsoft Office Suite, Project, Power Point Everett Community CollegeDale Carnegie Immersion Course LTD Learning, Training and Development, Boeing Commercial AircraftCATIA V5 Foundations for Aerospace Designers (TR005859)ENOVIA Essentials (TR008737)<br />Over 560 hours of Boeing technical, safety, design and leadership training and certifications including Team Leader Familiarization, Principles & Qualities of Genuine Leadership, Providing Constructive Feedback, Developing Others and Giving Recognition and Effective Team Building, Lean 101, 9 Tactics and Tying It All Together. Completed 2011 BCA Annual Ethics Training. AFFILIATIONS AND AWARDSIndustrial Designers Society of America, memberAward – IDSA Best in Equipment Design, Acoustic Imaging<br />