KEVIN R. WATASSEK
(mb) 210-860-4687 * watassek@swbell.net
* http://www.saironman.com/
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Research, develop, and analyze existing and new product concepts and
designs
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Direct and coordinate team and individual efforts in structural static
and fatigue efforts and programs
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Manage, plan, organize, and execute procedures for structural and
mechanical challenges
with the goal of contributing
to increasing company growth, meeting customer requirements, improving system
operation and efficiency, reducing program costs, maintaining high quality
levels, and improving schedule.
* Structural Design * Cost Controls * Systems Simulation * Fatigue Testing * Control Systems
* Fixture Analysis * FAA conformance *
Model Development * Instrumentation * Software
* Team Management * Prototype Design *
Materials Selection * Electronics
A&D * CAD Unigraphics
* Process Development * Structural Testing * System Integration * Data Acquisition * Customer Relations
Sino Swearingen Aircraft Corporation San Antonio, Texas. (April 1998 – March
2003)
Engineering
Specialist: Full Scale Structural Static and Fatigue
Testing with the goal of FAA aircraft certification FAR 14 CFR Part 23; Conceptual design, Load development, Test plans
and reports, Landing gear testing, 3D Whiffletree development, Full scale
aircraft fixture design, Structural analysis, Analog and Digital
Systems, Calibration, Scheduling; Production, Quality, and Work Order/Planning
Control System development and operation; cost, budget, schedule, and quality
control and management, vibration testing,
test aircraft engineering definition; manufacturing and production
methods, processes, and planning; hydraulic systems, risk management.
RKG Enterprises
Inc. San
Antonio, Texas. (July 1998 - present)
Engineering
Specialist: Structural test consulting. Data acquisition and control system
selection, development, programming, operation, computer network, MIS, and IT
administration, equipment calibration.
System integration. Business
development. Analog control
systems. Hydraulic systems. Aircraft interior FAA certification.
L3 Communications Airborne Systems Division Formerly Raytheon E-Systems, Greenville, Texas.
(May
1987 – April 1998)
Engineering
Specialist: Structural testing, Static and Fatigue Testing,
Analog and Digital Systems, Vibration testing, Thermoset and Thermoplastic
Composites testing, fabrication, processing, Project Management and
Coordination, FAA Certification, Material evaluation and property testing,
Staff Supervision and management, Rapid Prototype Design/Fabrication, Fixture
Structural Design & Analysis, Scheduling, CAD, Stereolithography,
Engineering R & D, hydraulic and air flow systems, business development.
Department of Defense (DOD) Clearance.
Materials
& Processes Engineer:
Developed manufacturing process specifications. Liaison Engineering for
design and production. Performed
material selections. Developed labor
and material bid proposals.
EAST
TEXAS STATE UNIVERSITY, 6 courses towards Masters in Computer Science GPA 4.0
OKLAHOMA
STATE UNIVERSITY, Bachelor of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering, May
1987
Experience
with the following aircraft: Boeing C-135, KC-135, RC-135, VC-135, E-4B,
707, 747, 757; Canadair Challenger 601; Learjet 60; Lockheed P-3, C-130H;
Falcon 20; Sino Swearingen SJ30-2; McDonnell F-4 Phantom; McDonnell Douglas
C-9, MD-11, KC-10