melanie@nvuxb.UUCP (M Okeefe) (11/07/85)
Distribution: Michael J. Neubelt 200 Portland Rd., D-12 Highlands, NJ 07732 201 758-3285 (day) 201 291-2922 (eve) Education: B.S.E.E., Physical Electronics University of Connecticut, Storrs, Ct. 1982 Objective: Seeking a position in electro-optics. Interested in working on development projects from conception to the product stage. Have a strong desire to perform marketing and customer relations duties needed to support such activities. Experience: McDonnell Douglas Astronautics Corp., Huntington Beach, CA Engineer/Scientist in the Fiber Optics branch of the Electro-Optics Laboratory. 2/83 to Currently task leader for all Analog Fiber Optic Rotation PRESENT Sensors projects. This includes heading up two CRAD gyro development programs and a proposal effort totaling $150K. Completed two CRAD gyro development projects that resulted in deliverable prototype gyros. Developed cost projections and feasability studies for future sensor packages. Experienced in development, fabrication, and performance testing of fiber optic sensors. Extensive hands-on experience with "state of the art" singlemode fiber optic components and assembly techniques. Trained and supervised technicians in the new assembly methods. Other duties include breadboard design and evaluation of new gyro concepts, electronic and optical hardware buildup, environmental testing, component specification and purchase. 6/81 to Air Flo Instruments, Glastonbury, CT (during College) 9/82 Engineering Aide for military subcontractor of meteor- ological instrumentation. Responsible for the design and test of an all electronic capacitive rain gauge. Duties included repair and test of a Digital Altimeter Setting Indicator. Personal: Height 6'2" Weight 150 lbs. Single U.S. Citizen Born 11/2/60 Currently Renting, will relocate Secret Clearance, Designed and built a microcomputer as a senior college design project, Eagle Scout Interests: Camping, play the flute, sailing, motorcycling theatre, travel References: Available upon request.