This document provides a summary of Edward J. Peterson's background and experience. He has over 30 years of experience in information technology, project management, engineering, manufacturing, and education. He has worked in these roles for various schools and aerospace companies in locations like Thailand, South Korea, Georgia, Ohio, California, North Carolina, Mexico, and Sweden. His areas of expertise include IT systems, computer networking, software development, CAD/CAM, and product lifecycle management.

1. Edward J. Peterson
17/163 Saranjai Mansion, 17/1 Soi Sukhumvit 6,
Sukhumvit Road, Klongtoey, Bangkok 10110, Thailand
+66890174745
email: mredbangkok@gmail.com
Introduction:
Information Technology Manager with experience in Project Management for
Computer Systems, Computer Networking, Software Development, Engineering,
Manufacturing, and Education and Training. Expertise in Process Development
and Improvement to Support the Introduction of New Technologies. Proven ability
in Bridging Technical Disciplines with Business Goals to Create productive
Solutions. Accustomed to Interfacing with Key Business Units including Marketing,
Sales, Finance, Manufacturing, Engineering, Operations, Purchasing, and Human
Resources.
Consultant - Contract Engineer - Educator, 2000-2013:
Thai-Chinese Int. School, Bangkok, Instructor: CAD & Robotics
Korea Int. School, So. Korea, IT Coordinator, Systems Consultant
YBM Daegu, So. Korea, Business & Conversational English Instructor
Gulfstream Jets, GA, IT Systems and PLM Contract Engineer
ITI Transcendata, OH, IT Systems and PLM Project Engineer
Aerokraft, CA, IT Systems, Design, and Manufacturing, Engineer, CAD-CAM Programming
B/E Aerospace, NC, IT Systems, Design and Manufacturing, Engineer, Tech Support
General Motors, Mexico, IT, Design, Manufacturing, and PLM Engineer, Tech Support
Saab Automobile AB, Sweden, IT Systems & Design Contract Engineer
Employment, 1977-1999:
1991-1999 Applied CAD Technology, CA Founder, President, IT Systems
Engineer, Software developer,
Consultant, Mentor, Instructor
1987-1989 McDonnell Douglas, CA Staff Technical Consultant for Hire
supporting CAD-CAM Implementation
1981-1987 AT&T Bell Laboratories, NJ Mentor; Design, Manufacturing, IT
Engineer; and Software Developer
1979-1981 Garrett-Buchanan, PA Construction Project Manager
1977-1979 Cinnaminson Middle School, NJ Public School Teacher
Lecturer, Instructor:
1982-1984 AT&T Bell Labs, NJ Successful Implementation of
Mechanical CAD-CAM
Fall 1995 Cuyahoga Technical CAD-CAM Design and Manufacturing
Community College, OH
Fall 1986 Community College of Mechanical Design & Drafting
Denver, CO

2. Professional Industry Education-Training:
AT&T Bell Laboratories: Product Design and Manufacturing.
EDS: Unigraphics CAD-CAM, 3-Dimensional Design, Surface and Solid
Geometry Modeling, Systems Administration, CAD-CAM Programming &
Parametric Modeling.
PLM Systems:
Enovia Smart Team, EDS Iman/Team Center, Dissault MatrixOne
Languages:
C, Oracle Database, CAD-CAM, UNIX and Windows Shell Scripts, HTML
Operating Systems:
UNIX (HPUX, Solaris, Irix, DUX), Apple OSX, Windows-NT-2000-XP
PDM Database Systems:
IMAN, MatrixOne, Smart Team
CAD-CAM Systems:
Unigraphics, CATIA, Solidworks, ProEngineer
Virtual Machines:
VMware, Virtual Box
Computer Networking:
LAN, WAN, Wireless, Managed Wireless
Skills Overview:
Information Technology Process Development Networking
Project Management System Integration Vendor Selection
Design Engineer Database Management System Analysis
Manufacturing Engineer Software Development Educator - Mentor
Education:
1977 BA Education, Glassboro State College, NJ, USA, GPA 3.87
1981 AS Mechanical Design, Salem Community College, NJ, USA, GPA 3.86
Teacher Certifications:
1977 New Jersey Public School: K-12
2013 Nevada Public School: 6-12
References:
Available on request.

3. Changing Rooms CAD Design Competition:
3D-CAD & Robotics Instructor
Thai-Chinese International School
101/177 Soi Mooban Bangpleenives,
Prasertsin Rd., Bangplee,
Samutprakarn, Thailand, 10540,
Phone: 66(02)-751-1201
VEX Robotics Sack Attack Tournament, American School in Japan, Tokyo 2013:

4. Edward J. Peterson
IT Department / IT Coordinator
Korea International School
373-6 Baekhyeon-dong, Bundang-gu,
Seongnam-si, Gyeonggi-do,
463-420, Korea
Tel: +82-31-789-0509
Direct: +82-31-789-0536
Fax: +82-31-748-0509
When I came to KIS I was informed that the 1:1 Apple Macbook laptop program was well
underway with the infrastructure having been set up and running properly.
What I found was KIS purchasing Macbooks for teachers and requiring parents to buy
Macbooks for students, but failing to provide adequate wireless network so the computers could be
properly used in the classroom.
Progress made:
• KIS signed a contract with Aruba Networks for a managed wireless network.
• Aruba has rewired the LAN in the High and Middle School, and will also do the new building
currently under construction.
• Aruba installed wireless access points (WAP) and Cisco network switches in the schools.
• KIS signed a contract with Power School to replace the Reddiker software used in past.
• KIS installed a new server for Power School and we will start implementation in one week.
• The A/V studio is now starting to be used, two visiting authors’ interviews with students have been
recorded and edited.
• The administration has learned that we must test for at least one month any new system before
we deploy.
This was the first work I experienced in Asia.
While I found working at a Korean “Hagwon“ leaves a
lot to be desired, I was fortunate to have great people
as students and many of them are still good friends.
They introduced me to Korea, and I have travelled to
many places throughout the country.
At YBM I was a conversational English, and
Business English, Instructor. My students ranged in age from Kindergarten to adults:
• Hot Topics (current events) Classes from Basic Level to Advanced.
• Business English Classes from Basic Level to Advanced.
• Middle/High School Classes CNN Series

5. Gulfstream designs and manufactures business-class jets. The G150 and G200 are made
under contract by Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI)
Gulfstream uses a different CAD-CAM system than IAI, so there are problems transferring
data between the two companies. My tasks included: finding ways to accurately transfer this data,
informing both companies what data, where, and for what models the data applied, and providing a
fast and easy method for the staff to use.
I learned both PLM database systems, and both CAD systems used in each company, refined
and documented the best practices for transferring the data, and captured the error logs.
Following this, I did some batch programming to generate VRML images of the CAD parts,
and provided the specifics of the data transfer with the image file. Since the CAD file name matched
the image file name, when an engineer saw the image of the part needed, that person then also knew
the CAD part number, and database location. Perhaps it’s a little like adding pictures to a dictionary.
Then came the instruction phase, where I would teach the use of the catalog to the
engineering staff.
Sandia makes nuclear weapons and is a top
secret research organization. They had decided to
upgrade their database, and I had been assigned
project responsibility to migrate 8.7 million database
objects during a scheduled three month period. In
order to successfully complete the project:
• We define data issues that required corrective
action prior to migration start.
• Carried through data changes and corrections as
necessary.
• Tested data conversion software to validate
functionality for ProE 2000 – Wildfire 2.0 CAD
systems.
• Introduced VMware to IT engineers, software
developers, and field engineers to support uniform
data conversion software testing.
• Streamlined testing to fully exercise data migration
within project timeline.
• During conversion software testing, discovered
critical bugs which would have corrupted the data
and caused project failure.

6. Aerokraft designs and
manufactures precision investment
cast tooling for various aerospace
components including hollow jet
engine turbine blades.
I had been able to work with
Aerokraft in different capacities since
first meeting them through my work at
McDonnell Douglas in the late 80’s.
Throughout this time I assisted in
their CAD-CAM system selection,
computer workstation and server
installation, provided them CAD-CAM
software applications, set up their network, and managed their systems.
Often in a medium size company the scope of work is broad, which can be more fun and is
always more challenging. Aerokraft was running on a system I designed and installed when I shut
down my consulting business in 1999 and went to Sweden to work with Saab. I visited them in
~2004 and they were still running on the same systems, but they needed maintenance and rework.
Due to the downturn in economics at the time, they had
substantially downsized, and needed to scale down their
systems and costs. Here’s what I did for them starting 2004:
• Replaced UNIX server with network addressable drive.
• Backed-off all data, creating a reference archive
• Decommissioned their HPUX server and RAID
• Installed hardware firewall and reconfigured internal
network for private IP addresses
• Set up DHCP server, decommissioned old network
switches and set up managed network switch.
• Reconfigured Fadal CNC machine (above, right) control
operating system and TCPIP network capability
• Rewired new PC power supplies as needed to match
Fadal motherboard power inputs. Added cabinet cooling
fans.
• Upgraded Fadal controls with maximum RAM, CDROM,
high density floppy drives, and Flat-Screen monitors
• Replaced original Fadal boot drives with Compact Flash
memory cards inserted in CF-IDE Drive adapter cards
(lower right), saving ~$4,000.00 USD in Fadal upgrade
costs for each of the 15 CNC machining centers
• Provided system administration, tool design, CAM-CNC
Programming, Software Development
• Ran CMM and performed inspection reports of tooling and
parts

7. BE makes aircraft seating for
the majority of airlines. When I
came into the the company
they had a planned six-month
upgrade for their CAD-CAM
server, all engineering
workstations operating
systems and CAD-CAM, and
PLM data management
software, IMAN.
I worked as a consultant/mentor, with 120 engineers
supporting CAD-CAM and PLM software issues and problems. I
was also performed upgrades, in total I provided:
• HPUX server install, PLM upgrade and Implementation
• Update operating systems on 10 HPUX workstations and 65
PC’s, update CAD software on all workstations and PC’s
• Managed CNC Post Processor Development for 5-axis CNC mill
• Training Selection and Coordination for CAD-CAM and PLM
• Mentor for 3D design, modeling, and 5-axis CNC Programming
• Conducted weekly training and problem solving sessions with
engineering customers to disseminate best practices.
• Software developed to monitor HPUX PLM Server uptime.
Occasionally an opportunity surfaces
which seems too fun to be true. Saab asked
me to come on board to work a design
project for a new fastback coupe. This car
was meant to compete with the AudiTT and
others in this high performance class.
Unfortunately due to GM’s 100% purchase of
Saab in 2000 the project was cancelled, but
it was quite an experience working in an
English business environment with Swedish
citizens.
My duties included:
• Concept car design and feasibility study for fastback coupe
• Design included largest engine ever used in a Saab automobile
• Developmental studies for windscreen deployed airbags
• Design enhancements for Saab 93
• Software development for automatic programming of robotic spot
welders from 3D data.
• Provided CAD-Programming instruction to Saab employees.

8. GM has several facilities in Mexico. When I was in Toluca, we had responsibility to mentor 200
engineers in design and manufacturing engineering practices, as well as CAD-CAM, and PLM data
management. Additionally, we were involved in various design programs, and helped introduce
software for 3-dimensional mockups (or prototype) assemblies allowing design verification before
manufacturing tooled up for production. The work environment was English business with native
Mexican citizens. My responsibilities included:
• Consultant/mentor, for design and manufacturing engineering
• CAD-CAM and PLM data management administration, and instruction
• Performance analysis: system, network, workstation, software
• PLM software testing, development of best practices
• Large scale CAD database migration into PLM, involving 2 shifts of 20 engineers for two months
• Software developed to assess CAD part file integrity in PLM database
• Initiated EVA (Electronic Vehicle Assembly) design reviews (electronic digital mock-up), for very
large assemblies.
• BIW exterior door trim, managed design activities for J-Car facias
• Feasibility studies of side deployment airbags for Pontiac and Chevy J-Car.
• Conducted weekly training and problem solving sessions with engineering customers to
disseminate best practices
Hughes-JVC Light-Valve Products, Carlsbad CA
I participated in:
• design
• prototype
• testing
• rapid prototyping processes
• manufacturing processes
• educated engineers in 3-dimensional CAD solid modeling

9. I have had the pleasure of working with Apple off and on for a number
of years. When I worked at McDonnell Douglas, Apple was a customer
for their CAD-CAM system Unigraphics. I was assigned as the
technical support representative to Apple, and made frequent visits to
their Cupertino campus. I continued to work with Apple after I started
my company, Applied CAD technology, Inc.
Over the years I have provided Apple:
• Unigraphics 3-dimensional modeling instruction
• Surfacing techniques
• Solid modeling techniques
• Written software for batch plotting of drawings to support weekly design reviews
• Assisted in evaluation of CAD-CAM software for applications specific to Apple
• Provided advice concerning computer workstation performance and configuration
• Written software to assist Apple IT in vendor capability qualifications with respect to CAD data
• Written software to compare parts and highlight differences
Dan Gurney’s All American
Racers, Lakewood CA
Have you ever worked on the design of a race car body? Well I was fortunate enough to have
done so. In past much of the automotive body design has been first modeled full size in
clay. Dan Gurney needed assistance in developing a process to digitize the clay model and
create accurate 3-dimensional CAD models. I provided:
• Process development for taking useful laser scanned data into CAD-CAM systems
• Surface model geometry development from scanned input
• Engineering instruction in successfully completing good surface models

10. 3M became one of my customers after I started Applied CAD Technology, Inc. My first dealings were
with people in St Paul Minnesota, and following that Austin Texas. Both locations purchased and
used my CAD-CAM software for plastic injection mold design for several years. I also made a few
trips to Minnesota to provide CAD-CAM design training for mold designers, and, training in the use
of my mold design software.
I worked with Delco Electronics in Kokomo and Anderson IN, which later came under the Delphi
umbrella due to restructuring. All the work I did with these companies was through Applied CAD
Technology, inc.
Delco Electronics, Anderson Indiana I provided:
• Applied CAD Technology, Inc. US version of injection mold tool design software
• On site instruction in CAD-CAM software applications
Delco Electronics, Kokomo Indiana, I provided:
• Process assessment for tooling design and build
• Creation of new processes to reduce tool build time through shop
• CAD-CAM software development for mold parting line creation
• Applied CAD Technology, Inc. US version of injection mold tool design software
• Applied CAD Technology, Inc. HPUX DNC Software
My first contact with Gillette was through the EDS office in Boston MA. Gillette needed injection
mold tool design software for use in the US and Europe. Gillette was a customer of Applied CAD
Technology, Inc.
Gillette Corp., Boston MA, I provided:
• Applied CAD Technology, Inc. US and European versions of injection mold tool design software
• CAD-CAM tool design instruction for tool design engineers
Gillette Corp., Redding UK, I provided:
• Applied CAD Technology, Inc. US and European versions of injection mold tool design software

11. I took a position with the Community College of Denver teaching adults that were scheduled for
downsizing. Knowing they were soon going to be looking for jobs, they asked me to make every
effort in giving them extra homework and ever more challenging assignments.
As their instructor, I provided:
• Mechanical design problem solving concepts
• Drafting of parts and assemblies
• Design layouts
• Involute gear design, calculation of gear ratios
• Pulley systems design, calculation of mechanical advantage
• Basic sheet metal layout
• Related manufacturing processes and methods
While I was working to develop CAM-CAM software for MTD Products,
the executive vice president asked me if I would be willing to teach his
employees CAD-CAM at the Cuyahoga Community College, in a
program they were sponsoring. I agreed, and taught his tool and die
makers to use computers, and CAD-CAM software.
As an instructor, I provided:
• Computer system hardware overview:
• CPU
• monitor
• keyboard
• mouse
• EDS Unigraphics software:
• Computer Aided Design (CAD)
• Computer Aided Manufacturing (CAM)
• 3-dimensional design software techniques and concepts:
• wireframe geometry
• surfaces
• solids
• 3-dimensional feature modeling:
• ribs
• pads
• bosses
• holes
• slots
• keyways
• 3-dimensional assembly modeling
• Part clearances
• Manufacturing tolerance analysis
• Design for manufacturing

12. Digital was a very good customer of Applied CAD Technology, Inc. Unfortunately within two years of
their purchasing software, they were bought out by Compaq and substantially downsized.
Digital Equipment Corp., Maynard MA, I provided:
• Applied CAD Technology, Inc. US version of injection mold tool design software
McKechnie became an Applied CAD Technology,
Inc. customer after a referral from the EDS office in
Minneapolis. I worked with them for a few years.
Mechecknie Tooling, Staples MN, I provided:
• Applied CAD Technology, Inc. US version of injection mold tool design software
• Applied CAD Technology, Inc. HPUX DNC Software
• HPUX workstation memory upgrades
• HPUX workstation fast-wide differential SCSI drives
• HPUX system administration
• EDS Unigraphics CAD-CAM training
Husky is quite a success story. The founder is a
German immigrant that came to Canada during WWII.
He started something like 8-10 different companies, all
of which were short lived until Husky.
My first experience with Husky was under contract with EDS Canada during a large benchmark they
were doing in order to select a new CAD-CAM vendor. Following that, they contracted with my
company, Applied CAD Technology, Inc. to have me develop CAD-CAM software to automatically
machine mould tooling cavities on the shop floor. Additionally, they asked me to help with the
development of a new ICAM post processor for a very large Zayer milling center.
In summary:
• Participated in a large CAD-CAM software benchmark activity
• Developed an ICAM post processor for a large Zayer milling center
• Worked as a liaison between Husky manufacturing and software engineers and EDS to insure
EDS understood Husky’s needs and applications
• Took over a failed CAD-CAM software development project after EDS invested 18 months with
two software engineers (~3 man-years)
• Analyzed the CAD-CAM software application and the Husky needs and goals
• Developed a new CAD-CAM software application answering Husky’s needs
• Total project time: 4 months, including testing and introduction into production
• First software project Husky had seen which went flawlessly into production with no rework

13. Over the years I’ve had a number of experiences with various EDS
offices throughout the world. My relationship with EDS started when
McDonnell Douglas sold the Unigraphics to EDS.
EDS contracted with my company, Applied CAD Technology, Inc., on the following:
• Guest Lecturer in East Coast, and Mid West Users Group Meetings
• Software developer for custom large plastic injection mold design software in Melbourne Australia
• Consultant with Gillette in Boston MA and Redding England
• Consultant with Husky Injection Moulding systems Bolton Ontario Canada
• CAD-CAM Software developer for Husky Injection Moulding systems Bolton Ontario Canada
• Consultant with McKechnie Tooling in Minneapolis MN
• Consultant with responsibility to reduce mold tooling design and build at Delco Kokomo IN
• Consultant, CAD-CAM instructor Delco Anderson IN
• CAD-CAM Software developer for Delco Anderson IN
• Consultant CAM post processor development for GM Warren MI plant
• Reseller agreement with EDS Netherlands, for Applied CAD tooling software
• Reseller agreement with EDS Hong Kong, for Applied CAD tooling software
• Reseller agreement with EDS Australia, for Applied CAD tooling software
• Applied CAD Technology, Inc. certified as a 3rd party software developer for EDS
EDS was a supportive partner with Applied CAD in many tooling software sales throughout North
America.
HDA New York, New York
Henry Dreyfuss Associates during the 80’s
was the industrial design firm of choice for
AT&T Bell Labs.
As a product design engineer at the Labs we
partnered with Dreyfuss on every project for
which I had responsibility.
After I started Applied CAD Technology, Inc., Dreyfuss contracted with me to:
• Provide CAD-CAM 3-dimensional modeling instruction
• Complex surface and solid model development for John Deere project
• Complex surface and solid model development for AT&T Bell Labs project
• Systems administration consulting:
• Digital UNIX workstation configuration
• Network systems configuration
• Data backup and recovery procedures
• Develop data migration procedures to move 3-dimensional design data from Alias to Unigraphics
• Interface procedures for prototype vendors
• Interface procedures for tooling vendors

14. Irvine Aerospace, Irvine CA, I provided:
•CAD-CAM design training for engineers in
solid modeling
•Methods for passing design information to
finite element analysis software
•3-dimensional model development for
parachute couplings for space shuttle booster
rocket parachutes
Every once in a while something really fun
comes along, I never thought I’d work on the
space shuttle parachutes.
Kodak was easily one of the most challenging and best
customers I’ve worked with. The single use division was
successful in competing against Fuji, which had the
benefit of the backing from the Japanese government.
I provided them:
•Applied CAD Technology Inc. CAD-CAM tool design
software
•CAD-CAM 3-dimensional design instruction
•New process development to reduce design cycle
•System administration advice and performance tuning

15. MTD is quite a success story. Founded by German immigrants
which came to the US during WWII, in the 90’s they supplied
40% of all the lawn and garden equipment in the US market.
In working with MTD I got a thorough introduction to die making. They asked me to develop tool and
die design software, as well as some automatic machining software. Through Applied CAD
Technology, Inc. I provided them:
• Custom CAD-CAM stamping die design software
• Custom CAD-CAM nitrogen manifold design software
• CAD-CAM 3-dimensional modeling instruction
• Automatic CNC tool path generating software for die plate holes and pockets
• MTD and Cuyahoga Community College sponsored CAD-CAM 3-dimensional design instruction
I assisted Northrop in their facility configuration for Direct Numerical Control (DNC) installation. Prior
to contacting me they were still using the old style paper tape punch machines for CNC tool paths
on their machining centers.
Yes, I worked on Barbie, but only for a brief time. The first Mattel project I
work on was to develop the process for taking 3-dimensional design data
from Alias and migrating it into the Unigraphics CAD-CAM system.
During the time I worked with Mattel, I provided:
• CAD-CAM 3-dimensional design instruction
• Complex surface models
• Solid modeling
• Design techniques for injection mold tooling
• CAD-CAM software applications programming for injection mold design
• Process prototype to migrate Alias 3-dimensional models into Unigraphics CAD-CAM
• Engineering instruction in new data
migration process
• Design for manufacturing instruction

16. When I worked with Westech, they were known as Westech Gear. At the time they specialized in
gearing and gear boxes for heavy duty applications. Often their gearboxes can be found in electric
power generating stations, as reduction gearboxes for water turbines. They also made ship
gearboxes, as for use in US Naval vessels.
While I worked with Westech I provided:
• CAD-CAM software to create gear blanks and generate Lathe cutter paths
• Unigraphics CAD-CAM design training
Spectra Physics makes lasers. These are used in many scientific and commercial applications.
One of their products you may have seen at the supermarket checkout, when your goods are
scanned and the price is recorded automatically.
I had a great time working with the guys at Spectra. The in depth programming application
I wrote provided me my first manufacturing engineering exposure. Their shop was equipped with
horizontal Mazak milling centers.
I provided Spectra CAD-CAM applications:
• Software to organize and expedite CNC program setup and tool path generation
• Tool libraries for tool holders
• Main tool holder for large tooling
• Secondary tool holder for smaller tools
• Tertiary tool holder for the smallest tools
• Tool libraries for tools
• Ball nose end mills
• Bull nose end mills
• Flat end mills
• Boring bars
• Drills
• Center drills
• Taps
• Reams
• Counterbores
• Countersinks
• Fixture libraries
• Tombstone fixtures
• Square fixtures
• Various Vise and clamping setups

17. Tech Mold, Tempe AZ, when I worked with Tech Mold they were still part of the Tech Group but have
since become independent.
I worked with Tech Mold in a number of areas and applications:
• Provided Applied CAD Technology, Inc. US version of injection mold tool design software
• Supplied HPUX workstations
• HPUX workstation RAM upgrades
• HPUX workstation fast wide disk upgrades
• Consulting services for system administration
• Software configuration
• Network configuration
• Server configuration
• New process development to reduce tool design and build time through shop
• Conducted interviews with design and manufacturing and highlighted process “black holes”
• Conducted brainstorming sessions to improve process
• Selected process champions in each area of responsibility
• Formed a team with a clear purpose
• Made a formal proposal to management outlining the process changes and savings
• Ran a successful prototype of the process to prove viability
• CAD-CAM 3-dimensional design training for tool designers
• CAD-CAM 3-dimensional training for toolmakers and machinists
University of Hong Kong,
Kowloong Bay, Hong Kong:
My first contact with the university was through
the EDS sales office in Hong Kong.
I provided:
•Asia-Pacific version of Applied CAD
Technology, Inc. injection mold tool design
software
•The university conducted a CAD-CAM tooling

18. I started this company in 1991, and ran it successfully until the
end of the 90’s, when the majority of my customers moved off
shore or downsized.
The majority of Applied CAD customers are listed with company logos. Those that aren’t are
listed below with brief descriptions of the software and or services provided.
Hunt Machine & Mfg., Tallmadge OH - Provided US version of injection mold tool design
software, HPUX DNC Software, automatic NC Programming software for holes in tooling plates
(center drill, drill, tap, ream, bore, counter bore, counter sink), automatic pocketing software for 3 ½
axis milling, recommended installation of twisted-pair network, also provided HPUX workstations,
system administration, and workstation upgrades with memory and fast-wide differential SCSI drives.
Techmedica, Camarillo CA – Prototyped new processes for CNC machining of hip-joint
implant, provided CAD-CAM training to engineering personnel.
UCAR Composites, Irvine CA – Provided HPUX DNC Software, HPUX workstations,
custom software development for automatic creation of set up information for CNC jobs on shop floor
AT&T Bell Laboratories, Indianapolis IN – Reduced cycle time for prototype build of first
plain paper FAX, allowing design iterations to happen faster and keeping project on schedule.
Unigraphics Division
Santa Clara CA
I took a position as Staff Consultant for Hire with McDonnell Douglas, the idea being that I
would spend most of my time out of office at the customers’ various sites.
Generally I provided:
• Mentoring - training
• System integration
• Customized software applications
• Automatic Plotting Program
• Software to create 3-dimensional draft for plastic molded parts
• Seminars and workshops introducing new software
• Open customer feedback sessions soliciting problems and application enhancements
• Seminars and trade shows introducing new computer hardware
Specific customer contracts and services:
• AMP
• Created injection mold tooling software as proof of concept for software benchmark
• Apple Computer, Cupertino CA:
• Automatic Plotting Program
• Tandem Computer, Sunnyvale CA:
• Software for standard parts libraries driven from dimensions contained in flat-files
• Novatel, Calgary AB Canada:
• Process consulting to streamline product design cycle and reduce the product
introduction interval, to realize three product cycles per year.
• Mattel, El Segundo:
• Created injection mold tooling software as proof of concept for software benchmark

19. In many ways working at the Labs was one of the
greatest experiences in my career. While the Labs was
traditionally an “Ivy League” company, hiring people
from top schools with top GPA’s, I was able to get
hired into the Mechanical Design Drafting Department
and work my way up into Mechanical Design
Engineering. It was normal to work with PHD’s, and
rub shoulders with Nobel Prize winners and other
great achievers that set the direction for new
technologies and the industries that followed.
I worked as:
• design engineer and CAD-CAM instructor/mentor
• Audio Teleconferencing and Picture Phone
• Olivetti Computers
• Mobile Car Phone
• Merlin Small Office PBX and Customer Installed Wiring Plan
• manufacturing engineer and CAD-CAM instructor/mentor
• McDonnell Douglas train the trainer classes for 3-dimensional design
• McDonnell Douglas train the trainer classes for CNC 3-axis programming
• AT&T Model Shops Trainer for APT Programmers to switch to Unigraphics CAM
• system administration
• System configuration and purchase for Digital VAX 11-780
• Purchase
• Installation of Digital Equipment VAX 11-780
• Installation of McDonnell Douglas Unigraphics-1 CAD Software
• Installation of McDonnell Douglas CAD-CAM Workstations
• computer systems integration
• new process development
• Development of paperless 3D processes to reduce product design and build cycle
• Vendor qualification to pre-qualify tool shops for receipt of 3D CAD data
• Concurrent engineering processes vendors to ensure product manufacturability
• CAD-CAM Programming
• Software to automate product geometry creation and shorten geometry creation time
by 35%.