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Army Engineer Officer with Process Engineering Experience in the Biotechnology Industry

EDUCATION AND TRAINING

Army Engineer Officer with Process Engineering Experience in the Biotechnology Industry
University of Illinois

EXPERIENCE

Process Engineer, Biotechnology Company | 2012 - Present

  • Design, develop and advance the manufacturing process of large-scale products to an international customer going from an initial annual sale of $200,000 to $1.2 million a year.
  • Perform laboratory analysis for developmental and pilot products focusing on SMB (Simulated Moving Bed) technology.
  • Plan and establish manufacturing plants in Scotland, Peru, Colorado, and California, from start to finish including IQ, OQ, and PQ with the final client handoff and technology transfer.
  • Work in a team as well as a team lead in R&D, lab test, materials purchasing, scale up, and optimization of methods for global clients.
  • Ensure that all project deliverables are on time, within budget through expenditure budgets, and at the required level of quality.
  • Create, modify, and reconcile Purchase Orders while also identifying, investigating, and reporting deficiencies or delays of supply and parts.
  • With every project, calculated and performed risk management to minimize project and personnel risks.
  • Monitor vendor status of parts and supply through which to properly coordinate and prioritize their schedule and changes.
  • Continually evaluate supplier lead times, renegotiate terms, and established a supplier rating scheme which increased deliverables by 18%.
  • Streamline the company's internal receiving process through implementing new protocols that tracks received items from delivery to final racking/storage, minimizing inventory delays.
  • Established new company HQ facility in Naperville with zero loss in less than 30 days.

Engineer / Company Commander, United States Army Reserves | 2006 - Present

  • Directly lead and manage 187 Soldiers, from the lowest level, to mid-level leaders with the concurrent responsibility of all equipment exceeding $16 million.
  • Prepare and maintain the Company for official inspections, higher command staff visits, Yearly Training Brief and Operation Inspections.
  • Ensure company operational readiness and Soldier welfare at all times, and resolve any supply, scheduling, transportation, sustenance, and billeting complications.
  • Review incoming directives, policies, and instructions, and develop the appropriate action to implement the changes.
  • Review and refine the unit's mobilization files to include the alert plans, loading, unit movement plans, and logistics requirements.
  • Decisive planner in US/Iraqi operational relationships, responsibilities, and procedures pertaining to theater operations, exercises and missions.
  • Manage Engineer movements of personnel, supplies, and equipment from ports of debarkation including loading, discharging, and handling in-transit supplies, equipment, and personnel between any of the various modes of transportation such as rail, and air.
  • Revamp a maintenance and supply section that saved over $30,000 annually for the Army.
  • Successfully plan and execute a mission detail of 75 Soldiers to El Salvador with zero casualties, zero loss of equipment, and 100% project and mission accomplishment.
  • Currently planning and preparing 175 Soldiers for a mission in Germany in March.