Joe Omana

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  Boynton Beach, Florida, United States

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  My career in Mechanical Engineering started off with my internship at Gill Industries as a Quality Engineer Intern. I gained experience in SOP/work instruction creation, testing products before sending them out to the customer using Go No Go Gauges, Ingstrom testing equipment. I had to transition into a cost estimator internship at TVA due to class schedules and internship hour requirements. After graduating with my BSME, I joined Smiths Interconnect in their Mechanical Engineer - Graduate Rotational Program. It was a 2 year program with 3 rotations as a Process Engineer, R&D Development engineer and Mechanical Design Engineer. In my first rotation, I used my past experience creating Visual SOPs for the assembly line and updated the written SOPs & worked on Driveworks. In my second rotation, I gained R&D Development engineering techniques for a medical device cable project that was in the R&D development phase. I worked extensively with the team and ended up remaining in the project until we had completely assembled the cable through all of its small dimensions and tight tolerance issues. I also helped update the process flow with SOPs in the R&D assembly line & built a PLC for the crimping station. I had no experience prior with PLC so I used company knowledge from the PLC for basic understanding and reached out to collaborate with fellow automation engineers in the company to help me with any issues I was facing. In my last rotation, I gained mechanical design engineering experience from concept to production run on small to mid size projects I was responsible for. In large size projects, I helped the principal design engineers on smaller components. I would interface with suppliers, customers, and cross functional team members until project completion. I gained experience with Solidworks and AutoCAD CAD software and Solidworks PDM. Once my engineering rotations ended, I was asked if I wanted to join the NPI Procurement team because there were no openings for engineering in my level at the moment. I took advantage of this opportunity knowing I wanted to go back to engineering where I worked on one of my weaknesses which was design for manufacturability by asking questions to suppliers about how parts could be improved for manufacturability. For any Turbomachinery Mechanical Design Engineer opportunities, please contact me at [email protected]. Pratt And Whitney

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  Joe Omana currently works in the
  Pratt And Whitney

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  My career in Mechanical Engineering started off with my internship at Gill Industries as a Quality Engineer Intern. I gained experience in SOP/work instruction creation, testing products before sending them out to the customer using Go No Go Gauges, Ingstrom testing equipment. I had to transition into a cost estimator internship at TVA due to class schedules and internship hour requirements. After graduating with my BSME, I joined Smiths Interconnect in their Mechanical Engineer - Graduate Rotational Program. It was a 2 year program with 3 rotations as a Process Engineer, R&D Development engineer and Mechanical Design Engineer. In my first rotation, I used my past experience creating Visual SOPs for the assembly line and updated the written SOPs & worked on Driveworks. In my second rotation, I gained R&D Development engineering techniques for a medical device cable project that was in the R&D development phase. I worked extensively with the team and ended up remaining in the project until we had completely assembled the cable through all of its small dimensions and tight tolerance issues. I also helped update the process flow with SOPs in the R&D assembly line & built a PLC for the crimping station. I had no experience prior with PLC so I used company knowledge from the PLC for basic understanding and reached out to collaborate with fellow automation engineers in the company to help me with any issues I was facing. In my last rotation, I gained mechanical design engineering experience from concept to production run on small to mid size projects I was responsible for. In large size projects, I helped the principal design engineers on smaller components. I would interface with suppliers, customers, and cross functional team members until project completion. I gained experience with Solidworks and AutoCAD CAD software and Solidworks PDM. Once my engineering rotations ended, I was asked if I wanted to join the NPI Procurement team because there were no openings for engineering in my level at the moment. I took advantage of this opportunity knowing I wanted to go back to engineering where I worked on one of my weaknesses which was design for manufacturability by asking questions to suppliers about how parts could be improved for manufacturability. For any Turbomachinery Mechanical Design Engineer opportunities, please contact me at [email protected].

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• Which industries has Joe Omana previously worked in?   

  Joe Omana has prior experience in the following industries:
  Belcan , Smiths Interconnect , Smiths Interconnect , Tennessee Valley Authority , Gill Industries

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  Joe Omana has the following professional experience:
  Pratt And Whitney , Belcan , Smiths Interconnect , Smiths Interconnect , Tennessee Valley Authority , Gill Industries .

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  Joe Omana works at
  Pratt And Whitney