Willy — Electrical Engineer

Responsibilities include reviewing engine and transmissions' machining and assembly lines' engineering for proper implementation and execution of new projects in GM plants in Mexico. Responsibilities focus on reviewing machines' engineering for compliance with GM functionality and safety North America specifications. The projects call for maintaining daily communication with several OEMs like Grob, Valiant, Hirata, PlasmaTreat, Hanwha, Barnes, Mag, Dürr, Hommel, and Marposs as well as with GM project specialists in Pontiac. The projects demand to be trained in the latest automotive machining and assembly automation technology. Responsibilities include supporting production.

Responsibilities included supervising the optimal operation and well maintenance of several machines used in the elaboration of Surface Mount Technology (SMT) at the line of production in the Electronics department; this included contacting engineers based in Europe and the U.S. Held particularly responsible of: two routers (Precision PCB "Final Touch 100 & 101") and a selective soldering machine that uses laser technology (Seica-Italy Firefly); included the improvement of Cycle Times in the lines of production, testing and elaborating quality reports for new components used in our clients' products. Knowledgeable in: IPC & RoHS regulations. Clients include GM, VW, Nissan, Buell and Brose. Responsibilities also included taking part in five (out of 10) pillars of the Fiat Group's World Class Manufacturing (WCM); a concept which defines a Production System that embraces the entire organization of the factory focusing on a systematic elimination of all types of wastes and losses, the five pillars being; Workplace Organization, Professional Maintenance, People Development, Safety and Environmental.

Summit Energy provides energy management and sustainability services to organizations in a wide range of industries. Summit has experience leading companies worldwide to cost-effective and sustainable energy. Our team manages more than $30 billion in annual energy spend for more than 650 companies and thousands of facilities. Responsibilities included making of utility reports, receiving and classifying data from assessed companies to estimate potential energy savings in order to determine the appropriate energy saving project. Companies assessed included sites in the U.S., Europe and Latin America.

Supervised and helped students with anything related with computers, internet and Microsoft software, Matlab and Pspice.

Assisted "University Physics II" Laboratory. Responsibilities include tutoring and grading students.

Taught "Introduction to Electrical Engineering". Responsibilities include assisting students with their lab work, tutoring them on their class projects.