Aerospace hand metrology.IPC-certified for electronics.Write-ups a QE can work from cold.

What sets me apart

• Twenty months of hand metrology on aerospace hardware at Pratt & Whitney. Blade outer air seals and bearing ducts, GD&T, First Article Inspection, AS9100 records. The tightest characteristic I measure is a .005" profile with a radius gage under magnification.
• IPC-A-610 and IPC/WHMA-A-620, both CIS, both earned at EPTAC in January and February 2026. I paid for them and I took the time off to sit them, before any employer asked for them, because the roles I wanted listed them and I didn't have them.
• Solumina, SAP, and Teamcenter every day. MES, ERP, and PLM. When a system is new, I learn it fast: three production systems in twenty months, and a full-stack software certificate before that.
• A BS in Computer and Electrical Engineering in progress. The electronics side is a degree track, not a certificate alone.
• I caught a vendor escape at incoming inspection that 13,000+ pieces and years of prior inspection had missed, and my write-up became the record every corrective action was built on.