Jason S.
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Experience

  • Test Engineer Autoliv · Full-time Sep 2024 – Sep 2025 1 yrs Promontory, UT, United States • Responsible Test Engineer for acquiring and qualifying new testing methods for the Energetic Materials Research and Development team at the Promontory site.
    • Learned and performed various pyrotechnic tests including Safety Testing, inflator autoignition, Card Gap, DOT series, DDT, internal ignition, Laser Ignition, High Temperature Burn Rate, and TNT equivalence tests.
    • Collected and processed pyrotechnic event data using various analysis methods including multiple DOE.
    • Documented and updated testing procedures to standardize work.
    • Directed an Autoliv sponsored WSU Senior Project to improve the Impact Safety Testing method.
    • Documented current setup, disassembled, and reassembled a Laser Ignition Test device.
    • Qualified a Laser Ignition Test device and process through rigorous testing and evaluation.
    • Performed pyrotechnic tests according to current safety practices without incidents or near misses.
    • Assisted in developing, designing, and proposing a new ballistics testing device.
    • Completed multiple online training modules for engineers.
    • Graduated from the Autoliv Production System Academy (APSA) as a Gold Graduate.
    • Designated as an “Explosives Possessor” holder by the Alcohol Tabacco and Firearms (ATF).
  • Quality Engineer Northrop Grumman · Full-time Nov 2022 – Jun 2024 1 yrs 7 mos Promontory, UT, United States • Responsible Quality Engineer for 4 NASA Small Motor programs: Space Launch Systems (SLS), Booster Obsolescence Life Extension (BOLE), Booster Separation Motors (BSM), and Launch Abort Systems (LAS).
    • Collaborated with 10+ Process Engineers and 10+ Design Engineers for simultaneous production processes.
    • Participated in motor and igniter lining efforts prior to each cast.
    • Participated in 8 separate live propellant casting efforts.
    • Authored multiple detailed descriptions of nonconforming parts and processes for MRB investigations.
    • Identified direct causes for 50+ nonconformance investigations.
    • Determined needed corrective actions to improve production quality and process effectiveness.
    • Participated in multiple engineering design reviews for propellant, hardware, lining, and insulation changes.
    • Authored instructions for inspection criteria and methods in an Electronic Shop Instruction system.
    • Used multiple specifications, standards, and company procedures to process nonconforming parts for MRB.
    • Completed 50+ Nonconformance Investigations for Material Review Board (MRB) documentation.
    • Participated in multiple government product acceptance reviews with DCMA.
    • Participated in multiple Foreign Object Debris (FOD) events to determine the state of the contamination.
    • Participated in multiple Operation – Emergency (OP-E) events resulting in clear instructions for operations.
    • Completed 148 online training modules for Quality Engineers.
    • Designated as an “Explosives Possessor” holder by the Alcohol Tabacco and Firearms (ATF).
  • Engineering Intern Cerrowire LLC · Full-time May 2020 – Oct 2022 2 yrs 5 mos Ogden, UT, United States • Reduced scrap by tracking and trending production and scrap data.
    • Identified process and operational weaknesses for improvement opportunities.
    • Performed a process reliability study from collected data to drive specific improvements.
    • Recommended maintenance work, machine upgrades, and operational needs based on data analysis.
    • Worked with 7 operators to standardize work procedures.
    • Drew the take-up helper capstan belt path to accommodate a standard sized belt.
    • Researched and identified 4 options of spark testing equipment to be added to a machine.
    • Inspected wire dimensional and usage measurements and reported them in the plant wide Usage Report.
    • Tested 2 different machine prototype wire welders for performance capabilities and reliability.
    • Participated in Lean Manufacturing classes using the 2 Second Lean books as curriculum.
    • Used the 2 Second Lean principles to teach operators how they could improve their performance and area.
    • Identified and evaluated 27 possible solutions resulting in replacing utility knives at Cerrowire in Ogden.
    • Identified wire production tooling that needed to be replaced.
    • Created and updated production operational documents.
    • Prepared a design of experiment (DOE) for correlations between machine settings and operation variations.
    • Managed tip and die tooling inventories used on wire extrusion lines.
    • Updated label formatting for 90+ finished products.
    • Compiled dimensions and tolerances for a standardized reel specifications for purchasing.
    • Used destructive testing to identify new packaging process weaknesses.
    • Organized and managed the installation of multiple material drying machines.
    • Redesigned a custom-built wrench using Autodesk Inventor.
  • Sandstone Production Supervisor Whiteclouds LLC · Full-time Jan 2019 – Aug 2019 7 mos Ogden, UT, United States • Supervised 7 coworkers with the production of sandstone 3D printed parts.
  • Tray Builder Whiteclouds LLC · Full-time Sep 2016 – Aug 2019 2 yrs 11 mos Ogden, UT, United States • Nested thousands of 3D models into 3D print space for ProJet CJP 660 and 860 sandstone printers using both 3D Print and Z Print software.
    • Depowdered, sandblasted, and infiltrated hundreds of 3D prints for special orders.
    • Preformed basic maintenance for 28 ProJet CJP 660 and 2 Projet CJP 860 sandstone printers.
    • Inspected hundreds of 3D models with Netfabb to ensure quality files prior to 3D printing.
    • Inspected thousands of sandstone 3D printed parts for color, shape, size, breakage, and printer error issues.

Education

  • Weber State University Bachelor of Science, Mecahical Engineering, 2.88 2016 – 2021 Activities and Societies: Senior Capstone Project: Calculating the Radiative Heat Flux in a Thermally Aggressive Environment Via Optical Cables Senior Capstone Project: Calculating the Radiative Heat Flux in a Thermally Aggressive Environment Via Optical Cables
    • Researched radiative heat flux theory and the application of using optical cables to measure it.
    • Prepared and tested rubber insulation samples using a fiber optic cable attached to a spectrometer.
    • Provided detailed sample preparation and standardized testing procedures with successful testing results.
    • Reported all progress, solutions, and conclusions in weekly progress reports and a final project report.
  • Weber State University Associate of Science, Mathematics 2019 – 2020
  • Weber State University Associate of Pre-Engineering, Pre-Engineering 2016 – 2019
  • Weber State University Associate of Applied Science, Mechanical Engineering Technology 2014 – 2015

Other experience

  • Technical Skills pyrotechnic safety and handling, pyrotechnic testing, test requirements and methods development, data collection & analysis, process development and instructions, nonconformance investigations, specification and requirements comprehension, basic GD&T, part inspection, basic machining (2-Axis Lathe and 3-Axis & 4-Axis Mills), plastic & sandstone 3D printing, Lean Manufacturing practices, CAD, build and operate remote control vehicles