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Samuel A. Lippert |
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e-mail: slippery@alum.mit.edu |
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Objective |
An exciting position in Biomedical / Mechanical / Product Design Engineering, with an emphasis on Project Management. Opportunities for creativity and innovation are a plus. |
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Education September 2001 |
Master of Science in Biomedical Engineering. Primary concentration in Biomaterials, Tissue Biomechanics and Design. Although Degree will not be awarded until September, coursework is complete. GPA: 3.5 |
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June 1992 |
Massachusetts Institute of
Technology Bachelor of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering, with concentration in Design Engineering. |
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June 1984 |
Graduated third in class of 200. Concentrated studies in Math and Science. |
Oscoda |
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Experience August 1999 to Present |
Directed
research aimed at determining the high frequency material properties of brain
matter, in support of head injury modeling effort. Supervised one to two undergraduate
research associates. Responsible for developing protocol and theory involved
in ultrasonic characterization of visco-elastic material properties. |
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August 1994 to August 1999 |
Alcoa Fujikura Limited, Senior Design Engineer Employment began with Electro-Wire Products until purchase by Alcoa Fujikura Ltd. Responsible for design and development of electrical connectors for use on automotive wiring assemblies. Other responsibilities include writing and supervision of test procedures, Potential Failure Mode and Effects Analysis, Quality Functional Deployment and design reviews with final customer. Also responsible for establishing due dates in conjunction with Program Management, and for managing resources to meet those target dates. Responsible for many innovative designs currently being pursued by the company. Departed to devote full time to my studies in Biomedical Engineering. |
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January 1993 to August 1994 |
Yazaki EDS Engineering, Components Engineer Responsible for design and development of plastic and metal components for use on automotive wiring assemblies. Other responsibilities include writing of test procedures, development of detailed manufacturing drawings, Potential Failure Mode and Effects Analysis, and design reviews with final customer. Responsible for development of a patented battery terminal cover. |
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Patents |
US Patents #5,439,759
& 5,503,642 Co-Inventor of an automotive battery terminal cover and method for assembly |
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Skills |
CAD: ClarisCAD, Design View, MicroCadam,
PDGS, ProEngineer Test Equipment: Oscilloscope, Ultrasonic Pulser/Receiver,
Transducers Word Processing: Microsoft Word, Word Perfect, Emacs Spreadsheets:
Lotus 123, Microsoft Excel, QuattroPro Operating Systems: DOS, System 7, UNIX, Windows ‘95 Other:
FMEA Plus, MathCAD, Visio, Microsoft Powerpoint
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Interests |
Founder and former Team
Leader of the AFL and Melvindale High School F.I.R.S.T. Robotics team. Other
interests include reading, creative writing, and theatre. |
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References |
Available on request. |
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