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**Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering, May, 1998~August, 2000.
    University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA.
**Bachelor of Science in Electrics Engineering, September, 1995~April, 1998.
    Franklin University, Columbus, OH.
**Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering, January, 1993~April, 1996.
    Franklin University, Columbus, OH.

Experience:

July, 2005~Present

Chaun-Choung Technology Corp. (CCI), Taipei, Taiwan.
Assistant Manager of Quality Assurance Department—CCI manufactures heat sinks, heat pipes, and thermal modules for Dell, HP, Intel, Apple, Asus, and so forth. CCI has design center in Taipei, Taiwan, and manufacturing factories in Taiwan, China, and Malaysia. Sales offices/representatives are located in United States, Korea, and England. I am mainly in charged for quality assurance of products, customer support, and statistical quality control. In quality assurance of products, to guarantee products to meet specifications is my priority. In customer support, I coordinate QA members to offer documents of PPAP, 8D or 5C reports for manufacturing process corrections, and Restrict of Hazardous Substance—RoHS as customers’ requests. In statistical quality control, concept and design for six sigma are required.

March, 2004~June, 2005

SuperbIN Company LTD., Taipei, Taiwan.
Service Manager—SuperbIN is a sales and service representative of JSW (Japan Steel Works), Coherent (USA), Lambda Physik (Germany), and Exitech (UK) in Taiwan. I am mainly in charge for technical support for domestic customers, contacting manufacturing for customer support, coordinating engineers’ service, and laser/optics trainings for new employees/customers. (Note: JSW integrates excimer laser, optics, and robotic transportation for glass for TFT industrial customers. Coherent manufactures CW ion/diode lasers for scientific research and CD mastering. Lambda Physik manufactures pulse lasers for scientific research and laser annealing of amorphous silicon. And, Exitech integrates excimer laser, optics, and moving stages for micromachining—micro hole drilling, scribing/cutting metals, and so on.)

October, 2003~December, 2004

Giesecke & Devrient America Inc., Taipei, Taiwan.
Sheets Inspection Engineer (Contractor)—I was the chief inspection engineer to inspect banknote production and provide quality assurance. GDAI integrates mechanical transport, electrical controllers, digital optics for image captures, and software for image comparisons. The system can precisely inspect sheet tears/holes, printing registration, stains, watermarks, security threads, and so on. I mainly coordinated engineers at CEPW (Central Engrave Printing Working), and reported to GDAI for service support to maintain the system running daily production.

March, 2003~March, 2004

Lien Ching Garment Ltd., Taipei, Taiwan.
Purchase Manager—Estimate quanties of fabrics and accessories before place orders for garment products.

September, 2000~December, 2002

PC Link, Columbus, OH.
Web/Lan Engineer—Web server installation/maintenance, web design, local area network installation/troubleshooting.

January, 1999~May, 2000

University of Pittsburgh, Mechanical Engineering Department, Pittsburgh, PA
Research Assistant—Finite Element Analysis of Metal Forming processes (in collaborating with US Steel). Research concentration is to investigate waviness surface after cold-roll forming by using computer simulation.

Research Concentration—Investigate waviness surface after cold-roll forming by using computer simulation.

January, 1994~ April, 1998

Franklin University Teaching & Learning Center, Columbus, OH
Tutor--Calculus, Physics, Mechanical Dynamics, Thermodynamics, and Discrete Mathematics.

April, 1995~ June, 1997

CompuTel, Inc., Reynoldsburg, OH
Computer and LAN Technician—Troubleshooting both hardware and software applications, customer site-based training in network solutions, and assistant representative in customer technical supports.

January, 1994~ March, 1995

PC Medic, Columbus, OH
Computer and Network Technician—Troubleshooting both hardware and software applications, customer site-based training in network solutions, and assistant representative in customer technical supports.

Areas:

Continuum Mechanics—Tensor analysis, elasticity, mechanics of materials.
Finite Element Analysis—Numerical method analysis.
Tribology—Friction and lubrication analysis.
Vibration Control—Analysis of structural vibration modes.

Mechanical Computer Programs:

**Ansys—The program uses numerical implicit analysis to solve static and vibration modes problems.  Projects completed using this program include buildings and dams structural analysis, truss bridge analysis, and air foil
    vibration modes analysis.
**AutoCAD—2D and 3D product design.
**CastView—The program is to simulate casting.
**DEFORM—This computer program is to simulate the processes of forging, extrusion, and drawing.
**LS-Dyna (Dyna 3D)—The program uses numerical explicit analysis to solve dynamic problems.  Projects completed using this program include cold-rolling forming, stamping, springback, and impact simulation.
**MathCAD—Numerical mathematic program.
**Non-technical Computer Program—MS Word, MS Excel, MS PowerPoint, Visio, Photoshop, Micromedia
   Dreamweaver.

**Ansys Structural Nonlinearities Seminar (July, 1999)—Understanding the various classes of nonlinear problems and solution techniques.  For example: nonlinear material behavior, deformation geometry, buckling analysis, metal forming, crash and impact analysis, manufacturing process analysis (contact status nonlinearities), and plastic behavior.
**Manufacturing Processes and Simulation—To understand the mechanics of the manufacturing processes by using computer simulation.  For example: polymer forming, forging, and drawing.

**Fromm, E and Jan, F., “Safe Turning Speed Indicator.” ASME Conference, Toronto, Ontario Canada, April 1996.
**Jan, F., Onipede, O., & Smolinski, P., “Deformation Mechanics in Cold-roll Formed Wide Profiles,” Strip Handling and Metal Processing Advisory Group Meeting, November 1999, Pittsburgh, PA.
**Jan, F., and Onipede, O., “Investigation of Waviness of Sheet Metal after Cold-rolling Forming Process.” Strip Handling and Metal Processing Advisory Group Meeting, May 2000, Monroeville, PA

Conference Proceeding:

Jan, F., and Onipede, O., “Simulation of Cold-roll forming of Steel Panels.” 6th International LS-DYNA Users Conference 2000, Detroit, MI, April 9-11, 2000, p.14-1~14-12.

Computer Specialization:

**PC knowledge and skills—Software (MS Windows 95/98/NT Server/NT Work Station/2000/2000 Server/ME/XP/SunVTS/Solaris/Unix) installation and troubleshooting.  Hardware installation, diagnosis, and troubleshooting (hard drives, communication ports, multimedia devices, modems, scanners, printers, plotters, and so on.)
**Local Area Network—Microsoft Windows 95/98/NT Server/NT Work Station/2000/ME local network, sharing, and security settings.  Designing and building enterprise local area network.
**Wide Area Network—TCP/IP, Web Server Settings.