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RESUMErnrnName: Jessie J. Watson Telephone: 760 6059027rnAddress: 13094 wrangler ln 760 2415350rn victorville, California 92393 rnrnEMPLOYMENT HISTORY rnrnDVD Factory January 2013 - September 2013rn7230 coldwater cyn Position: Production EngineerrnNo. Hollywood ca (818) 765-6400 rnResponsibilities:rn· Installed and repaired DVD Manufacturing equipment which included.rnHigh Rate Sputtering EquipmentrnInjection Molding UnitsrnDownstream equipment, Scanners and Gearboxesrn· Train operator’s, Technicians, on functionality of production linernrnrnArcube Optical Media September 2009 - September 2012rn939 E. Collins Blvd. Ste.123 Position: Engineer Manager/Quality rnRichardson, Texas 75081 Controlrn (972) 267-1800rnResponsibilities:rnManage and train operator’s, Technicians, on functionality of production linernRepair and maintain Production EquipmentrnImplement Procedures to improve Quality and Production out-putrnrnrnAspire Enterprises Inc. February 2006 - September 2009 rnPo box 3210 Position: Engineering Consultant/DVD Victorville, ca 92393 Industry (Repair-Maintenance)rnResponsibilities:rn Worked as a consultant for the optical media industry.rn Installed and repaired injection molding and downstream equipment rn Train operator’s, Technicians, on functionality of production linern Implement Procedures to improve Quality and Production out-putrnArrow Disc Inc. Seattle WashingtonrnDomain Communication Carol Stream, Illinois rnApex Media Group Pomona, CarnLM Optical Media Brooklyn, NYrnCDI Media Salt lake, UtahrnDuplium Optical Disc Dallas, TexasrnGold Media Huston, TexasrnHD Video City of Industry, CaliforniarnMagic Film City of Industry, CaliforniarnFuture Media Productions June 2002-December 2005rn24811 avenue Rockefeller Position: Engineering SupervisorrnValencia, Ca 91355 (661) 294-5575rnResponsibilities:rnSupervise and train Process Technicians, Maintenance Technicians, and Operators to perform process.rnAdjustments maintenance/repairs, problem solving, machine modifications, and research and development on all CD/DVD machinery.rnRepair and rebuilt production support equipment, trained personal per companies.rnS.O. P’s and policy.rnrnCrest National Optical Media April 1999-February 2001rn6721 Romaine St. Position: Process EngineerrnHollywood, CA (323) 860-1300rnResponsibilities:rnSupervise and train Process Technician’s and Operator’s, perform process adjustments, maintenance repairs, problem solving, machine modifications, research and development on all audio CD, CD-ROM and DVD machinery.rnPrepared procedures including work instructions, preventive maintenance scheduling.rnTraining of technician and operator with classroom setup and instruction.rnPurchase part, equipment and supplies as need to maintain Engineering Department.rnInstrumental in preparing company for Microsoft certification, generate reports for machine performance.rnInjection molding machines process control molds, tooling equipment, injection units, hydraulic pumps electronic boards, hydraulic valves, zone controller, and thermo plastic dryers.rnSputtering Machinery – Turbo molecular pumps, vacuum pumps pneumatics system, high power/current amplifiers, fiber optics, metallization, transport system, measurement systems, PLC programming.rnIndustrial Robotics – Servomechanisms, axis programming, theta and harmonic drives, power controllers, over-run sensors.rnCoating Systems – Recycling/feeding diaphragm and bellow pumps, filtration systems, spinners, product-handling mechanism, ultra violet radiation equipment, exhaust system.rnScreen printing and packing machinery – gear boxes, cams, pick and place machines, ink diluter/mixers, conveyor belts, wrappers, labelers inspection equipment, handling system interface.rnrnTime Warner, Wea Manufacturing January 1990 to April 1999 rn6110 Peachtree Street, Position: Process Control Tech IArnCommerce, CA 90026 (213) 725-6900rnResponsibilities:rnResponsible for performing process changes, maintenance, repairs, problem solving, modification, research and development on all audio CD and CD-Rom machinery.rnInjection molding machines-process control, molds, tooling equipment, injection unitsrnHydraulic pumps, temp zone controllers, thermo plastic dryers.rnSputtering Machinery – Turbo molecular pumps, vacuum pumps pneumatics system, high power/current amplifiers, fiber optics, metallization, transport system, measurement systems, PLC programming.rnIndustrial Robotics – Servomechanisms, axis programming, theta and harmonic drives, power controllers, over-run sensors.rnCoating Systems – Recycling/feeding diaphragm and bellow pumps, filtration systems, spinners, product-handling mechanism, ultra violet radiation equipment, exhaust system.rnScreen printing and packing machinery – gear boxes, cams, pick and place machines, ink diluter/mixers, conveyor belts, wrappers, labelers inspection equipment, handling system interface. rnrnrn rnEDUCATION:rnCalifornia State Dominguez Hills UniversityrnCompleted two SemestersrnrnAssociate of Applied Science Degree: Electronic Technology rnCompton Community CollegernJune 1984rnrnFremont High SchoolrnJune 1979rnrnrnCERTIFICATION:rnrnQuality Control Techniques Cado SystemrnElectronic Technician Certificate: Compton College Certificate programrnPaul-Munroe Rucker Hydraulic Hydraulic Coarse CertificaternSumitomo basic operation certificate Sumitomo Norcross, Ga.