David Painton has over 40 years of experience in glassblowing and quartzware production management. He has a strong technical background and skills in project management, customer relations, and lowering operating costs. His work history includes management roles at Quantum Global Technologies and MSR-FSR, and glassblowing positions at Motorola and Texas Instruments where he gained expertise in designing and fabricating quartz products.

1. David L. Painton
3502 Viburnum Dr.
Wylie, Texas 75098
Ph.# 214-686-2976
Email: davidlp@email.com
Qualifications Summary:
 Skilled at cultivating positive relationships with customers, vendors, and employees with
over 20 years’ management experience in industry.
 Strong technical background with good communication and presentation skills.
 Proficient project management skills and leadership experience.
 Experienced at analyzing customer requirements and the ability to achieve success.
 12 years of direct sales and customer service experience.
 Extensive background in purchasing of consumables and lowering overall operating
costs.
Education: Graduate of East High in Phoenix, AZ.
Member of the Distributive Education Clubs of America ( DECA ) and class president my Senior year.
Some College work also completed while at Motorola per their technical ladder requirements.
Work Experience:
Jan. 2013 to Sept. 2016
Technical Specialist for Quantum Global Technologies, Irving and Carrollton Texas.
• Administered day to day operations within the quartz group and support management of all site
personnel, total of over 40 employees. Involved in both hiring and dismissal of personnel in this
function. Maintained and processed time sheets for full time and temp. employees.
• Developed and Held 5S meetings and assigned area responsibilities as well as maintained
inspection logs. Handed out employee of the month bonus’s based on above contributions.
• Implemented and managed Lean manufacturing production technics resulting in a better flow
throughout the plant. Achieved Six Sigma Green Belt status.
• Provided experienced opinions with regard to quartz cleaning and handling methods to all
employees and managers within the company.
• Prepared quotes for quartz repair and fabrication as well as parts cleaning.
• Re-evaluated time studies and methods analysis to better turn times. This along with the lean flow
implementation resulted in a 30% increase in productivity.
• Directly Responsible for increased quartz sales of $75k per month.
• Decreased our consumables costs by $40k per month while acting as site purchasing agent for
consumables, chemicals, and all other products used at the location.
• Performed regular vendor audits to verify quality and delivery capabilities.
• Coordinated, developed, and managed all off-site consignment inventories and orders while
increasing overall sales to $25k per month for this program.
• Supervised all off site waste disposal and maintained files current and correct for state.
• Designed and provided sales team with quartzware training and assistance in order to better help
them provide our customers with more accurate product knowledge.
• Spearheaded both outside sales and customer service support with regards to all quartz products.
• Supervised and participated in customer visits to help them understand the fabrication methods
used for quartzware as well as cleaning recipes.
• Meet with engineers to identify ways of redesigning their quartzware to improve life cycle.

2. • Designed and managed the Refurbishment program for Axcelis tool thermocouples resulting in
average sales of over $25k per month.
David L. Painton
3502 Viburnum Dr.
Wylie, Texas 75098
Ph.# 214-686-2976
Email: davidlp@email.com
Jan. 2005 to Jan. 2013
Global Quartz Division Operations Manager for MSR-FSR
(Later became known as Advent Cleaning Technologies in Texas) Carrollton, Texas
• Designed and managed construction of two quartzware facilities in DFW, saving outside
contractor costs of over $100k.
• Traveled overseas and in the US to provide technical support to our sales team and management
staff with regards to their quartz cleaning operations. Was instrumental in establishing a quartz
facility in Ireland for MSR.
• Performed sales and customer service work as called upon. Was responsible for all quartzware
sales for the Carrollton location and 80% of worldwide quartz product sales.
• Designed and fabricated many fixtures used to manufacture and QC our quartz products.
• Designed and provided initial and follow up training in the QC and handling of quartzware to all
our sites.
• Wrote and maintained all of the quartzware fabrication procedures used by MSR-ACT.
• Managed and purchased all raw materials used at the facility, lowering overall costs by $100k.
annually.
• Visited with Intel representatives in several of their fabs around the world to provide them with
support and design improvement recommendations for their products.
• Maintained a close relationship with all local customers on a 24/7 basis to provide them with
product support.
• Established a stock of more then 28 new quartz items within the Texas Instruments SMI
consignment stockroom and managed that stock level daily. Sales of over $15k per month
• Initiated a one-stop shop for Texas Instruments in regards to their kit cleaning and repair.
• Recommended and project managed a Waste Treatment facility at MSR-ACT Dallas, which saved
them over $85K annually.
• Designed and produced quartz nozzles used in various Photo Resist tools at multiple customer
locations resulting in more than $120k in sales.
• Continued to produce high quality glassware as a Journeyman glassblower when needed.
Jun. 2004—Dec. 2004
Glassblowing Consultant for Texas Instruments, H-Fab.
Houston, Texas ( Now Closed )
• Approached by H-Fab Facilities group to train current TI glassblowers how to fabricate SVG
vertical furnace tubes and related products as well as to improve overall production techniques.
• Increased management knowledge of ways to save money and increase productivity while
maintaining a more user friendly working environment for employees at this location.

3. • Added new production equipment to the facility which improved quality of products by 20%.
• Offered position of facilities manager at end of six-month contract however my wish was to return
to the Wylie area where my home is.
David L. Painton
3502 Viburnum Dr.
Wylie, Texas 75098
Ph.# 214-686-2976
Email: davidlp@email.com
April 2001—May 2004
Journeyman glassblower and Production Manager for Precision Quartz Products
Dallas, Texas
(This was the former Texas Instruments quartz facility that had been outsourced.)
• Managed day to day shop function by assigning tasks to personal, managing shipping and
delivery, ordering raw materials, and maintaining equipment as well as
performing the tasks of a Journeyman glassblower in the lathe dept.
• Designed and managed the move of the quartz shop facility to a new location outside of TI.
• Managed installation and purchase of new equipment when needed.
• Implanted and held 5s and safety meetings as well as maintaining records.
• Managed waste treatment facility and chemical purchasing and storage area.
Jan. 1985—April 2001
Journeyman Glassblower and dept. manager for Texas Instruments
Dallas, Texas
• Performed the duties of a Journeyman glassblower, which includes: glassblowing, machining,
cleaning, sandblasting, designing fixtures, QC of final products, developing new processes
of manufacturing, and machine maintenance.
• Production Manager for the shop lathe dept. during the last four years of service.
• Meet regularly with process engineering to develop new quartzware and modify existing designs
to improve process yields.
• Maintained Quartz department waste treatment facility.
• Became part of TI’s emergency response team as a Texas state certified Emergency Care
Attendant or ECA.
Nov. 1972—Dec. 1984
Glassblower for Motorola SPS
Phoenix, Arizona
• Trained in the methods and applications of Scientific Glassblowing.
• Passed regular training tests, both written and hands on to become a certified Journeyman in 10yrs

4. • Worked with all types of glass including, Pyrex, Quartz, and type 7052 glass to metal seals.
• Produced all types of glass apparatus used within Motorola fabs.
• Designed new fixtures and torches used in the fabrication process of glass products.
• Wrote training manuals and thought handling methods to new Fab.employees at Motorola.
David L. Painton
3502 Viburnum Dr.
Wylie, Texas 75098
Ph.# 214-686-2976
Email: davidlp@email.com
Interests:
I enjoy designing and creating furniture and lamps by repurposing antique items. My wife and I both
enjoy collecting antiques of all kinds.
I also enjoy the outdoors; this includes camping and fishing whenever I can. We own some property in East
Texas which we both enjoy working on and maintaining. My enjoyment of country music has led me to
playing around on a guitar now and then. I find doing something I really enjoy helps me to relax and many
time allows new ideas to come to mind.
References:
Jeff Tevonian; COO, MSR-FSR, Worldwide Ph.# 972-832-6729
Tom Whitig; Commercial Rep., Quantum Global Technologies,
Carrollton, Texas. Ph.# 214-843-9001
John Brewer, Engineer, Texas Instruments, Dallas, Tx.
Ph.# 214-882-5600
Wes Mossman, Owner, Mossman Engineering, Plano, Tx.
Ph.# 972-955-2188
Will provide more upon request.