Joshua Letendre

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  Portland, Oregon, United States

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  Joshua Letendre is a
  In my 10 years of experience with The Boeing Company across two sites on separate sides of the country, I have supported a large portion of the commercial programs including 737, 747, 767, 777, 777X, & 787 across three Boeing sites: North Charleston, SC; Everett, WA; and Portland, OR. On the 787 program in SC, I worked primarily on three areas of focus: protecting the safety of our workers, driving rate enabling projects, and supporting and developing innovative methodologies and designing fillers for gaps between complex flexible and rigid bodies at assembly (for which I obtained a patent). I also had a unique opportunity to get certified and trained as a Manufacturing Technician to work directly on the production floor for a number of months. From that experience, I was able to convert usage of production from two separate power-fed pneumatic drills to a simultaneous drill and countersink solution. Eventually fully automating the drilling process enabling one-up assembly (also referred to as destack elimination) and huge flow-time reductions in the factory. At the end of 2016 I was one of four Tool Engineers selected to stand-up the Engineering Design Center at Boeing South Carolina, Remotely supporting Boeing Everett in an effort to convert an existing production line. This effort led to being nominated as one of the finalists for Engineering Excellence Team of the Year. In late 2017, I had the opportunity to join the Boeing Portland team - which works as an internal supplier of part details and assembly subcomponents to other Boeing sites. Although the parts produced at Boeing Portland were typically generally smaller than those I had dealt with previously, they were much more geometrically complex, giving me more practical applications of Geometric Dimensioning & Tolerancing principles, as well as introducing me to the capabilities of Fusion Deposition Modeling 3D printing. Having gained extensive project management as well as technical capability, I was immediately given a role designing and liaising with suppliers for fabrication of tooling for the 777X. For legacy 767 & 777, I was responsible for developing tooling requirements and design for fixtures to NC machine many gearbox housing part details and assemblies from raw castings and forgings to their final configuration on 4-axis mills. These parts also required development of test fixtures to check the backlash & endplay for the gears. After completion of these packages, I became the Boeing Portland offload focal working to burn-down an extremely high volume of backlogged jobs. Boeing

• What industry does Joshua Letendre currently work in?

  Joshua Letendre currently works in the
  Boeing

• What is Joshua Letendre's area of expertise?

  Joshua Letendre specializes in
  In my 10 years of experience with The Boeing Company across two sites on separate sides of the country, I have supported a large portion of the commercial programs including 737, 747, 767, 777, 777X, & 787 across three Boeing sites: North Charleston, SC; Everett, WA; and Portland, OR. On the 787 program in SC, I worked primarily on three areas of focus: protecting the safety of our workers, driving rate enabling projects, and supporting and developing innovative methodologies and designing fillers for gaps between complex flexible and rigid bodies at assembly (for which I obtained a patent). I also had a unique opportunity to get certified and trained as a Manufacturing Technician to work directly on the production floor for a number of months. From that experience, I was able to convert usage of production from two separate power-fed pneumatic drills to a simultaneous drill and countersink solution. Eventually fully automating the drilling process enabling one-up assembly (also referred to as destack elimination) and huge flow-time reductions in the factory. At the end of 2016 I was one of four Tool Engineers selected to stand-up the Engineering Design Center at Boeing South Carolina, Remotely supporting Boeing Everett in an effort to convert an existing production line. This effort led to being nominated as one of the finalists for Engineering Excellence Team of the Year. In late 2017, I had the opportunity to join the Boeing Portland team - which works as an internal supplier of part details and assembly subcomponents to other Boeing sites. Although the parts produced at Boeing Portland were typically generally smaller than those I had dealt with previously, they were much more geometrically complex, giving me more practical applications of Geometric Dimensioning & Tolerancing principles, as well as introducing me to the capabilities of Fusion Deposition Modeling 3D printing. Having gained extensive project management as well as technical capability, I was immediately given a role designing and liaising with suppliers for fabrication of tooling for the 777X. For legacy 767 & 777, I was responsible for developing tooling requirements and design for fixtures to NC machine many gearbox housing part details and assemblies from raw castings and forgings to their final configuration on 4-axis mills. These parts also required development of test fixtures to check the backlash & endplay for the gears. After completion of these packages, I became the Boeing Portland offload focal working to burn-down an extremely high volume of backlogged jobs.

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  Joshua Letendre speaks the following languages:
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• Which industries has Joshua Letendre previously worked in?   

  Joshua Letendre has prior experience in the following industries:
  Boeing , Boeing , University Of Portland , Ups , Free Geek , University Of Portland , Wal Mart , University Of Portland , Brother Andre Cafe Soup Kitchen , Hewlett Packard

• What is Joshua Letendre’s work experience?  

  Joshua Letendre has the following professional experience:
  Boeing , Boeing , Boeing , University Of Portland , Ups , Free Geek , University Of Portland , Wal Mart , University Of Portland , Brother Andre Cafe Soup Kitchen , Hewlett Packard .

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  Joshua Letendre works at
  Boeing