Kevin Lee
Mechanical Design Engineer
1439 Ripchak Road
Corona, Ca.92879
Phone: 951-403-2485
Technical competencies: 15 years of experience in the following disciplines:
• Electromechanical Packaging
• Computer Rack and Panel
• Sheet Metal Design, welded and fastened
• Dip Brazed Assemblies
• Screw and Glue Assemblies
• EMI/RFI Shielding
• Cabling and Harnessing
• Die and Sand Casting Design
• Fabrication and Assembly Drawings
• Conceptual Design Layouts and Proposal Drawings
Computer competencies:
• Autodesk Inventor 2013, Autocad Mechanical 2013
• Familiar with Solidworks 2013
• Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Outlook
• Intuitive ERP Data Management 8.1 and Iscala 2.3
Work History:
CAVOTEC - INET April 2013 to Present:
Senior Mechanical Designer:
Responsible for the design concept through fabrication of pre-conditioned air units and 400hz ground power systems for accommodating the full range of commercial aircraft from commuters up to Air Bus A380 and Boeing 777 series. Work from the customer’s specifications and drawings to retain the scope of the project that include both mechanical and electrical requirements. Manage project reviews and monitor delivery schedule per ISO-9001 guidelines. Provide support for the production line with sustaining engineering and required assembly instruction procedures.
B/E AEROSPACE - MACROLINK August 2006 to April 2013:
Mechanical Design Engineer:
Assignments include the design concept through fabrication of avionic ATR Enclosures, Flight Data Recorders and Power Ready Sub Systems in Conduction, Convection, Forced Air Conduction Cooled and Liquid cooled varieties. Direct contact with customers to track design reviews and various milestones derived from contractual statements of work. Design of parts and assemblies that meet MIL-STD-901 shock, MIL-STD-167 vibration, MIL-STD-461 EMI, MIL-STD-810F humidity and cabling workmanship standard IPC-A-620. System architecture designs that meet required military specifications, VITA-IEEE 1...
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