December 14, 2007
CDI CAD Winter 2008 Classes
WINTER TERM 2008 starts Jan 7th
Schedule
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2844
CDI -060B-61
SolidWorks (Beginning) (L-L)
6:00PM- 9:40
TTh
JORGENSON
AT301
2851
CDI -061B-01
SolidWorks (Intermediate) (L-L)
8:30AM-12:10
TTh
KLINGMAN
AT313
2852
CDI -062B-01
SolidWorks (Advanced) (L-L)
8:30AM-12:10
TTh
KLINGMAN
AT313
2853
CDI -069A-01
SolidWorks (Update) (L-L)
8:30AM-12:10
MW
KLINGMAN
AT301
2845
CDI -069A-02
SolidWorks (Update) (L-L)
8:30AM-12:10
TTh
KLINGMAN
AT301
0446
CDI -069A-61
SolidWorks (Update) (L-L)
6:00PM- 9:40
TTh
JORGENSON
AT301
0448
CDI -070B-61
Pro/ENGINEER Wildfire 3.0 (Beginning) (L-L)
6:00PM- 9:40
TTh
LAMIT
AT313
2847
CDI -071B-01L
Pro/ENGINEER Wildfire 3.0 (Intermediate) (L-L)
8:30AM- 4:20
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GEE
AT313
0450
CDI -071B-61
Pro/ENGINEER Wildfire 3.0 (Intermediate) (L-L)
6:00PM- 9:40
MW
LAMIT
AT313
0451
CDI -072B-62
Pro/ENGINEER Wildfire 3.0 (Advanced) (L-L)
6:00PM- 9:40
MW
LAMIT
AT313
2848
CDI -074B-01L
Pro/ENGINEER Wildfire 3.0 (Pro/SURFACE) (L-L)
8:30AM- 4:20
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GEE
AT313
2849
CDI -079B-01L
Pro/ENGINEER Wildfire 3.0 (Pro/ Update) (L-L)
8:30AM- 4:20
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GEE
AT313
0453
CDI -079B-61
Pro/ENGINEER Wildfire 3.0 (Pro/ Update) (L-L)
6:00PM- 9:40
MW
LAMIT
AT313
0454
CDI -079B-62
Pro/ENGINEER Wildfire 3.0 (Pro/ Update) (L-L)
6:00PM- 9:40
TTh
LAMIT
AT313
0455
CDI -080B-61
AutoCAD (Beginning) (L-L)
6:00PM- 9:40
MW
KEITH
AT301
0457
CDI -088A-61
AutoCAD (Update) (L-L)
6:00PM- 9:40
MW
KEITH
AT301
0459
CDI -100Z-01
CAD Technology Laboratory (LAB)
8:30AM-11:20
MW
KLINGMAN
AT301
0461
CDI -100Z-02
CAD Technology Laboratory (LAB)
8:30AM-11:20
TTh
KLINGMAN
AT301
0462
CDI -100Z-02L
CAD Technology Laboratory (LAB)
8:30AM- 2:20
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GEE
AT313
2850
CDI -100Z-03
CAD Technology Laboratory (LAB)
3:00PM- 5:50
TTh
LAMIT
AT313
0463
CDI -100Z-04
CAD Technology Laboratory (LAB)
3:00PM- 5:50
MW
LAMIT
AT313
0464
CDI -100Z-05
CAD Technology Laboratory (LAB)
12:10PM- 1:30
MTWTh
KLINGMAN
AT313
0465
CDI -100Z-61
CAD Technology Laboratory (LAB)
6:00PM- 8:40
MW
LAMIT
AT313
0466
CDI -100Z-62
CAD Technology Laboratory (LAB)
6:00PM- 8:40
MW
KEITH
AT301
0467
CDI -100Z-63
CAD Technology Laboratory (LAB)
6:00PM- 8:40
TTh
JORGENSON
AT301
0468
CDI -100Z-64
CAD Technology Laboratory (LAB)
6:00PM- 8:40
TTh
LAMIT
AT313
Job: Full time, direct- entry-level, Pro-E, WF 2.0 __ possible Jr. ME position
Contact: Mike Reickerd mreickerd@echelon.com
I am Dir. of Mechanical Engineering here at Echelon in San Jose. I am interested in locating a young student to be a full time hire here in the area of CAD development, documentation (2D and 3D), basically someone to support the engineering team in design documentation/drafting services (mechanical design – plastics/metal). Long term – possible Jr. ME position. If you have any candidates preparing to graduate this winter – I would be interested in talking to them. We are currently using Pro-E, Wildfire release 2.Regards,
Mike Reickerd
Echelon
Echelon
550 Meridian Ave. | San Jose | Ca.| 95126
Office: 408-790-3031 |Cell: 408-219-0190
www.echelon.com
December 11, 2007
De Anza College SolidWorksUsers Group Meeting
Tuesday December 11th 2007
De Anza College Student Center
Conference Rooms A and B 6:00PM
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Speakers-presenters:
Richard Doyle (SolidWorks)
Jeff Gherardi (GoEngineer)
Sam Tanna (Itanna Corporation)
December 8, 2007
De Anza College SolidWorks Users Group Meeting
EVENT:
De Anza College SolidWorks Users Group Meeting
Tuesday December 11th 2007
De Anza College Student Center
Conference Rooms A and B 6:00PM
De Anza College Student Center
Conference Rooms A and B 6:00PM
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Speakers-presenters:
Speakers-presenters:
Richard Doyle (SolidWorks)
Jeff Gherardi (GoEngineer)
Sam Tanna (Itanna Corporation)
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Door Prizes and raffle items:
SolidWorks Student Editions, electronic items, and SolidWorks gear.
SolidWorks Student Editions, electronic items, and SolidWorks gear.
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Engineering and CAD Job Fair
Technical recruiters and companies:
Technical recruiters and companies:
1. SoloPoint Solutions (providing refreshments and door prizes)
2. Valley Engineering Group
3. Pro/Source (providing refreshments and door prizes)
4. Oxford
5. AeroTek
6. Butler
7. Ryzen
8. ATR
9. Albin Engineering Services, Inc. (AESI)
10. TAC
2. Valley Engineering Group
3. Pro/Source (providing refreshments and door prizes)
4. Oxford
5. AeroTek
6. Butler
7. Ryzen
8. ATR
9. Albin Engineering Services, Inc. (AESI)
10. TAC
11. GoEngineer
12. EDO Reconnaissance and Surveillance Systems
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4PM optional workshop (ATC 301) see bottom
(20.00 donation for trainer and raffle)
User Group meeting is free
4PM optional workshop (ATC 301) see bottom
(20.00 donation for trainer and raffle)
User Group meeting is free
Workshop Session:
4-5:30PM
Plastics (Injection Molded Parts)
Product Design with 3-D CAD -Solidworks
By Sam Tanna
RSVP 34 maximum
2. 4-5:30PM SolidWorks
RSVP 34 maximum
4-5:30PM
Plastics (Injection Molded Parts)
Product Design with 3-D CAD -Solidworks
By Sam Tanna
RSVP 34 maximum
2. 4-5:30PM SolidWorks
RSVP 34 maximum
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Optional Workshop 4-6PM
ATC 301
Plastics (Injection Molded Parts) Product Design with CAD (Solidworks)
10.00 student, 20.00 industry
OBJECTIVE
Injection molded plastics parts usage in various applications are growing such as medical devices – drug-dispensing systems, diagnostic, surgical implants, analytical system, disposable products, MP3 players, printers, consumer electronics, industrial sensors and more. Plastics continue to replace metals, glass and traditional materials in above mentioned industries. Purpose of the course is to educate mechanical engineers, designers and students involved in designing complicated injection molded mechanical components/systems with 3-D CAD such as Solidworks and Pro/E. This course teaches you basic & advance features in designing/evaluating plastics parts with 3-D CAD systems.
OBJECTIVE
Injection molded plastics parts usage in various applications are growing such as medical devices – drug-dispensing systems, diagnostic, surgical implants, analytical system, disposable products, MP3 players, printers, consumer electronics, industrial sensors and more. Plastics continue to replace metals, glass and traditional materials in above mentioned industries. Purpose of the course is to educate mechanical engineers, designers and students involved in designing complicated injection molded mechanical components/systems with 3-D CAD such as Solidworks and Pro/E. This course teaches you basic & advance features in designing/evaluating plastics parts with 3-D CAD systems.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
This course is meant for mechanical engineers, designers/drafters who wish to learn about Plastics Product Design and Development.
This course is meant for mechanical engineers, designers/drafters who wish to learn about Plastics Product Design and Development.
COURSE OUTLINE
Introduction to Plastic Materials
- Designing intricate tight tolerance mechanisms with plastics
- Designing Injection molded parts for complicate wall thickness
- Design for manufacturing and assembly (DFMA)
- Selecting plastic materials FDA, IEC point of view
- Manufacturing (injection molding, machining) tight tolerance parts
- Choosing tooling vendors and suppliers for prototype and mass production
Introduction to Plastic Materials
- Designing intricate tight tolerance mechanisms with plastics
- Designing Injection molded parts for complicate wall thickness
- Design for manufacturing and assembly (DFMA)
- Selecting plastic materials FDA, IEC point of view
- Manufacturing (injection molding, machining) tight tolerance parts
- Choosing tooling vendors and suppliers for prototype and mass production
INSTRUCTOR
Sanjeev “Sam” Tanna is a Founder of the Intanna Corporation (www.intanna.com ) and has MS degree in Engineering from University of Massachusetts.
Intanna provides niche PLASTICS PRODUCT DESIGN, DEVELOPMENT, TRAINING and SERVICES with contract R & D, product engineering and manufacturing to medical devices, bio-tech and consumer electronics industries. Intanna works in North America and Asia
December 2, 2007
CDI CAD Wirnter term schd
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2844
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CDI -060B-61
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SolidWorks (Beginning) (L-L)
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6:00PM- 9:40
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TTh
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JORGENSON
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AT301
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2851
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CDI -061B-01
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8:30AM-12:10
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TTh
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KLINGMAN
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AT313
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2852
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CDI -062B-01
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SolidWorks (Advanced) (L-L)
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8:30AM-12:10
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TTh
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KLINGMAN
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AT313
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2853
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CDI -069A-01
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SolidWorks (Update) (L-L)
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8:30AM-12:10
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MW
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KLINGMAN
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AT301
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2845
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CDI -069A-02
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SolidWorks (Update) (L-L)
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8:30AM-12:10
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TTh
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KLINGMAN
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AT301
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0446
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CDI -069A-61
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SolidWorks (Update) (L-L)
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6:00PM- 9:40
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TTh
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JORGENSON
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AT301
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0448
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CDI -070B-61
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6:00PM- 9:40
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TTh
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LAMIT
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AT313
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2847
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CDI -071B-01L
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8:30AM- 4:20
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GEE
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AT313
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0450
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CDI -071B-61
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6:00PM- 9:40
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LAMIT
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AT313
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0451
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CDI -072B-62
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6:00PM- 9:40
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LAMIT
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AT313
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2848
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CDI -074B-01L
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8:30AM- 4:20
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GEE
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AT313
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2849
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CDI -079B-01L
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8:30AM- 4:20
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GEE
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AT313
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0453
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CDI -079B-61
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6:00PM- 9:40
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LAMIT
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AT313
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0454
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CDI -079B-62
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6:00PM- 9:40
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LAMIT
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AT313
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0455
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CDI -080B-61
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AutoCAD (Beginning) (L-L)
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6:00PM- 9:40
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KEITH
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AT301
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0457
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CDI -088A-61
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AutoCAD (Update) (L-L)
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6:00PM- 9:40
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MW
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KEITH
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AT301
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0459
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CDI -100Z-01
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8:30AM-11:20
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KLINGMAN
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AT301
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0461
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CDI -100Z-02
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8:30AM-11:20
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KLINGMAN
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AT301
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0462
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CDI -100Z-02L
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8:30AM- 2:20
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GEE
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AT313
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2850
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CDI -100Z-03
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3:00PM- 5:50
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TTh
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LAMIT
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AT313
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0463
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CDI -100Z-04
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3:00PM- 5:50
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LAMIT
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AT313
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0464
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CDI -100Z-05
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12:10PM- 1:30
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MTWTh
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KLINGMAN
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AT313
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0465
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CDI -100Z-61
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6:00PM- 8:40
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LAMIT
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AT313
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0466
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CDI -100Z-62
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6:00PM- 8:40
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KEITH
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AT301
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0467
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CDI -100Z-63
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6:00PM- 8:40
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TTh
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JORGENSON
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AT301
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0468
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CDI -100Z-64
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6:00PM- 8:40
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LAMIT
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AT313
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Pro/E Drafter designer
Dan K. Ahlgren
“Dan Ahlgren” < dkahlgren@nuvasive.com>
Engineering Manager – Customs
Engineering Manager – Customs
NuVasive®, Inc.
4545 Towne Centre Court
San Diego, CA 92121
4545 Towne Centre Court
San Diego, CA 92121
Direct: (858) 909-1825
Cell (858) 539-5737
Tel: (858) 909-1800 ext 1825
Toll-Free: (800) 455- 1476
Fax: (858) 909-2000
Toll-Free: (800) 455- 1476
Fax: (858) 909-2000
Summary: Responsible for developing designs of products by performing the following duties.
Essential duties and responsibilities include the following. Other duties may be assigned.
Interact with interdepartmental personnel such as clinical advisors, marketing, purchasing, and manufacturing to create formal product specifications.
Make engineering, manufacturing, and materials decisions based upon input specifications.
Works effectively with peers within development teams to achieve project objectives.
Understands basic anatomy and physiology of the spine and procedures for which products will de designed and developed.
Proactively assembles necessary information.
Understands requirements of project plans and focuses activities on meeting plan objectives.
Develop and maintain bills of materials and Gant charts.
Understands and uses the process of sending documentation through the Change Notice procedure.
Plan and execute design verification testing for new products.
Generate and analyze test data and reports to determine if design meets functional and performance specifications.
Continue to enhance engineering skills and knowledge of spine market through training and education.
Perform duties in compliance with applicable regulations and standards such as FDA Quality System Regulation and ISO (International Organization for Standardization).
Requirements: To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily. The requirements listed below are representative of the knowledge, skill, and/or ability required. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.
Education and/or Experience: Bachelor’s degree (B.S.M.E.) or equivalent and three to five years’ related experience; or equivalent combination of education and experience.
Computer Skills: Proficient and accurate with Pro Engineer CAD software, word processing (Word), spreadsheets (Excel), charting, flow-charting, and graphs. Competency in navigating the Internet.
Language Skills: Ability to read, analyze, and interpret general business periodicals, professional journals, technical procedures, or governmental regulations. Ability to write reports, business correspondence, and procedure manuals. Ability to effectively present information and respond to questions from managers, clients, customers, and the general public.
Mathematical Skills: Ability to calculate figures and amounts such as discounts, interest, commissions, proportions, percentages, area, circumference, and volume. Ability to apply concepts of basic algebra and geometry. Knowledge of trigonometry, geometric tolerances, and tolerance analysis.
Reasoning Ability: Ability to solve and interpret problems, collect data, establish facts, and draw valid conclusions. Ability to interpret an extensive variety of technical instructions in mathematical or diagram form and deal with several abstracts and/or concrete variables.
Physical Demands: The physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.
While performing the duties of this job, employee is regularly required to sit, use hands to finger, handle or feel and reach with hands or arms. The employee is frequently required to talk or hear. The employee is occasionally required to stand, walk, climb, balance, stoop, kneel, crouch, or crawl; taste or smell.
The employee must occasionally lift and/or move up to 50 pounds. Specific vision abilities required by this job include close vision and the ability to adjust focus.
Work Environment: The work environment characteristics described here are representative of those an employee encounters while performing the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.
While performing the duties of this job, employee is occasionally exposed to wet and/or humid conditions, moving mechanical parts, fumes or airborne particles, toxic or caustic chemicals, risk of electrical shocks, explosives, risk of radiation, and vibration.
The noise level in the work environment is usually quiet.
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Basically, what I want to do is contact your graduates so that I can inform them of the positions that I have available at the time.
They would then have a job contact for the future and we could put them into our database so that if and when any other opportunities become available we could let them know about it. Any efforts made on your part would be appreciated and I look forward to hearing from you.
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Senior Recruiter
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