Jason Harvey is an experienced engineer with strengths in both technical and personnel management. He has over 15 years of experience in engineering roles, including deputy project engineer and NPI support engineer. He is methodical, resourceful, and able to communicate effectively with stakeholders to balance priorities and tasks.
Experienced Project Manager eager for new opportunities to assist companies in achieving higher productivity and efficiency through office, manufacturing and daily activity automation.
Familiar with ERP systems, Lean and 5 Sigma methodologies. Certified Project Management Professional (PMP).
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Theralase Technologies Inc. designs, manufactures and markets patented, superpulsed laser technology used in healing injured tissue and destroying cancer. Theralase technology is safe and effective in eliminating pain, reducing inflammation and accelerating tissue regeneration of numerous nerve, muscle and joint injuries in both humans and animals. Theralase complies with all FDA, Health Canada, CE and international regulatory approvals to ensure effective, safe and high quality products. Theralase is actively developing patented Photo Dynamic Compound (PDC) technology that is able to target and destroy cancers, bacteria and viruses when light activated by Theralase's proprietary and patented laser technologies.
1. Production, marketing and distribution of the TLC-1000 and TLC-2000 Theralase Superpulsed Laser Technology for sale to healthcare practitioners nationally and internationally, interested in the safe and effective treatment of neuromuscular skeletal conditions through the elimination of pain and inflammation and the accelerated regeneration of tissue.
2. Commercialization of the patented TLC-3000 Laser and Photo Dynamic Compound Technology platform through preclinical research, FDA clinical trials and new technology development in the direct destruction of cancers for oncological applications and in the destruction of bacteria for sterilization of medical and food processing facilities.
Experienced Project Manager eager for new opportunities to assist companies in achieving higher productivity and efficiency through office, manufacturing and daily activity automation.
Familiar with ERP systems, Lean and 5 Sigma methodologies. Certified Project Management Professional (PMP).
See my LinkedIn resume for more information.
Theralase Technologies Inc. designs, manufactures and markets patented, superpulsed laser technology used in healing injured tissue and destroying cancer. Theralase technology is safe and effective in eliminating pain, reducing inflammation and accelerating tissue regeneration of numerous nerve, muscle and joint injuries in both humans and animals. Theralase complies with all FDA, Health Canada, CE and international regulatory approvals to ensure effective, safe and high quality products. Theralase is actively developing patented Photo Dynamic Compound (PDC) technology that is able to target and destroy cancers, bacteria and viruses when light activated by Theralase's proprietary and patented laser technologies.
1. Production, marketing and distribution of the TLC-1000 and TLC-2000 Theralase Superpulsed Laser Technology for sale to healthcare practitioners nationally and internationally, interested in the safe and effective treatment of neuromuscular skeletal conditions through the elimination of pain and inflammation and the accelerated regeneration of tissue.
2. Commercialization of the patented TLC-3000 Laser and Photo Dynamic Compound Technology platform through preclinical research, FDA clinical trials and new technology development in the direct destruction of cancers for oncological applications and in the destruction of bacteria for sterilization of medical and food processing facilities.
Theralase Technologies Inc. founded in 1995, designs, develops, manufactures and markets patented, superpulsed laser technology utilized in biostimulation and biodestruction applications. The technology is safe and effective in the treatment of chronic pain, neural muscular-skeletal conditions and wound care. When combined with its patented, light-sensitive Photo Dynamic Compounds, Theralase laser technology is able to specifically target and destroy cancers, bacteria, viruses as well as microbial pathogens associated with food contamination
Theralase Technologies Inc., founded in 1995, designs, develops, manufactures and markets patented, superpulsed laser technology utilized in biostimulation and biodestruction applications. Theralase technology is safe and effective in treating pain, inflammation and for tissue regeneration of neuro musculoskeletal conditions and wound healing. Theralase is currently developing proprietary Photo Dynamic Compounds (PDCs) that are able to target and destroy cancers, bacteria and viruses when light activated by Theralase’s proprietary and patented laser technology.
Low Level Laser Therapy (LLLT) is a fast growing field of medicine recognized by every major industrialized nation in the world, offering painless, non-invasive and highly effective drug-free solutions. Able to treat a plethora of neural muscular skeletal conditions, LLLT is often the only solution that is available to the highly trained practitioner to control disease when conventional therapies have come up lacking.
1. Jason Harvey, P. Eng., PMP
Burlington, ON L7P 3R9
(905) 407-1027
jqharvey@gmail.com
PROFILE
Experienced engineer with both personnel and technical management strengths, demonstrated through successful project
closure.
Methodical, resourceful, meticulous, with a sense of urgency and responsibility; My personable, professional demeanor
enables me to build solid working relationships and drive tasks to completion.
A self-starter with good problem solving, prioritization, and time-management skills, works effectively on both team and
independent activities.
Comfortable with many engineering disciplines and exercises good judgment with a can-do attitude, flexible style, and able to
communicate with various stakeholders to balance shifting priorities and multiple tasks.
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
L-3 WESCAM Burlington, Ont. 2007 to 2015
Airborne Surveillance Equipment
Deputy Project Engineer (2013-2015)
• Identified and resolved root cause of early field failures and developed solutions to address customer concerns and
complaints.
• Coordinated cross functional team activities; determined project timeline to develop, manufacture, test, and evaluate
multiple variations for commercial deployment that improved image quality.
• Acted on customer complaints to isolate potential causes through design of experiments: environmental stresses,
software investigation, and calibration methods, resulting in proactive resolution and product improvements.
• Tracked customer failures, engaged subject matter experts, conducted in-depth failure investigations (including an
international site visit), and communicated findings and resolution with the team and stakeholders.
• Interactively worked with international suppliers to communicate and document observed product deficiencies, and
drove investigations for root cause, improvements, and potential internal and external supplier design changes.
NPI Support Engineer (2007-2013)
• Coordinated and supported activities through the product development and testing processes; enlisted cross-
functional department support as needed.
• Coordinated local and international test flights and integration of equipment onto aircraft for civilian and military
applications.
• Partnered with other engineers on test flight issues; prioritized, executed, and oversaw tasks with a focus on product
quality and schedule, coordinating with pilot and aircraft support crew to ensure on-time completion of flight activities.
• Witnessed and performed quality tests, investigated issues, devised potential solutions, and reported findings to
Engineering teams, senior management, and program managers.
• Identified, compiled, and prepared required equipment and documents for cross border shipping.
• Managed, monitored, and documented design changes to MX product line as implemented into production.
• Reviewed change documentation for technical accuracy, identified corrective actions, escalating issues through
appropriate channels.
OPTECH INC. Vaughan, Ont. 2006 to 2007
Airborne Laser Imaging Technology
Production Test Technician
• Empowered to develop test procedures, supporting documentation, and other process improvements.
• Assigned to automate product testing in a new thermal chamber, drawing on various departments for support.
• Supported teams (production, test & integration, and engineering), and drove assignments to completion.
• Performed testing, calibration, and troubleshooting on a wide variety of production sub-assemblies.
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THERALASE INC. Markham, Ont. 2005 to 2006
Medical Laser Pain Management and Healing Products
Production Engineer
• Performed incoming material inspection and quality control for new and repaired products.
• Maintained bill of material and assembly procedures.
• Assigned design projects for new transport and storage cases, drawing on supplier and co-worker feedback.
DIGITAL ENGINEERING, INC. Thunder Bay, Ont. 2003 to 2004
Innovative Energy Solutions
Product Developer
• Lead a project through the product development cycle for a monitoring device for a primary/standby control system
operation. Project involved design, manufacturing, testing, documentation, and final commissioning of hardware,
software, user interface, and wiring harness components installed at the customer site.
• Supervised, coordinated, and documented all aspects of the project (including specification, testing, and software
review sessions).
• Upgraded and maintained electrical control systems for a major power generating station.
• Reviewed proposals; developed, built, and tested prototypes.
• Conducted failure investigation, analysis, reports, and recommendations for customers (required site visits).
KIMBERLY-CLARK Terrace Bay, Ont. 2003 to 2003
Pulp Mill
Summer Engineering Student – Electrical & Instrumentation Department
• Planned and coordinated maintenance projects for cogeneration, power distribution, and steam areas of the plant.
• Accomplished tasks by monitoring progress and building solid working relationships (union and non-union members).
GENERAL ELECTRIC POWER MANAGEMENT Markham, Ont.
Energy Sector Protection Equipment
Co-op Product Support 2001 to 2001
Production Technologist – Protection Relays (Multilin SR750/760) 1997 to 2000
• Developed test plans and procedures, performed functional tests, and documented results (prototype and customer
driven).
• Verified prototype software protection schemes to meet specification, and compatibility with existing hardware.
• Reviewed software code and logic diagrams, drafted new versions based on practical observations, and presented
discrepancies.
• Evaluated existing hardware, identified deficiencies, conducted design reviews, implemented hardware changes
(ECOs), test modifications, and promoted best-practices.
• Developed and ran Six Sigma projects (Outsourcing and Line Balancing).
• Tested and debugged new software release resulting in best practices approach recognized for excellence, and
promoted for use with other product line teams.
EDUCATION
Lakehead University Thunder Bay, ON.
• Graduated with a Bachelor of Engineering Degree - Electrical
Seneca College of Applied Arts And Technology North York, ON.
• Graduated with High Honors as an Electronics Engineering Technologist - Control Systems Major
MEMBERSHIPS/ ACHIEVEMENTS
• P. Eng; Member of the PEO
• Project Management Professional (PMP) Credential; Member of the PMI
• Green Belt trained in Six Sigma philosophy and techniques {General Electric}
• Controlled Goods Program (CGP) Clearance