Jeff Mirisola

Director of Engineering

Location: Greater Seattle Area
Industry: Machinery

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Jeff Mirisola's Overview

Current

Director of Engineering at M9 Defense
Owner/Author at Jeff's Tool Shed

Past

CAD Administrator at Ultimate Survival Technologies
Owner at JRM Consulting & Design, Inc.
Application Engineer at Shounco Design Studios

CAD Administrator at HySecurity
Designer at Kinetics R&D
Technical Writer/Illustrator at Genie Industries, a Terex Company

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Education

Fitchburg State College
Andover High School

Recommendations

12 people have recommended Jeff

Connections

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I have run the gamut from assembling machinery to fixing it to designing it. I have worked on designs that help stabilize your lower back to machines that will hydro-form a piece of steel 2" thick.
I am ambitious, driven and dedicated. I believe in hard work, and getting the job done right, period.

I am a Certified SolidWorks Professional with over 14 years of experience. I bring an out-of-the-box approach to work and a diligent, organized focus and dedication to completing my tasks in a timely manner. Additionally, I enjoy learning new skills and software. Former trainer and support tech.

Specialties

Project Management
Certified SolidWorks Professional.
12+ years of manufacturing experience.
Low-level IT Management
CAD Administration

Director of Engineering

M9 Defense

June 2010 – Present (1 year 9 months)

• Responsible for managing all Engineering projects to ensure timely and accurate completion.
• Delegate projects to engineers and ensure they stay within parameters and meet deadlines.
• Mentoring
• Problem Solving
• IT management, including network infrastructure

Owner/Author

Jeff's Tool Shed

November 2006 – Present (5 years 4 months)

A blog about SolidWorks and its partner programs with the occasional off-topic rant thrown in for good measure.

CAD Administrator

Ultimate Survival Technologies

Privately Held; 11-50 employees; Defense & Space industry

February 2009 – June 2010 (1 year 5 months)

Responsible for all SolidWorks related duties.
2D to 3D conversion
Reverse Engineering
Product redesign
New Product design
ECR/ECN process owner
Document Control Administrator
PDMWorks Administrator

Owner

JRM Consulting & Design, Inc.

June 2008 – June 2010 (2 years 1 month)

Provide consulting and design services for companies using SolidWorks.
Previous Clients:
Cardiac Dimensions – Kirkland, WA
Kinetics R & D – Seattle, WA
Triaxial Design – San Diego, CA
Sound Metrics – Lake Forest Park, WA
Synapse – Seattle, WA
SOAR Technologies – Woodinville, WA
Synsor Corporation – Everett, WA
Phillips Health Care – Seattle, WA

Services:
Design
2D to 3D conversion
Best practices
Improving work process and assembly structure.
PDMWorks setup and implementation
General, advanced and customized SolidWorks training

Presenter at NESUGN conference 9/08
Presenter at SolidWorks World 2010

Application Engineer

Shounco Design Studios

Sole Proprietorship; 11-50 employees; Computer Software industry

August 2007 – May 2008 (10 months)

I provided technical support and training for Seattle area SolidWorks users. I also demonstrated SolidWorks to potential customers as well as providing support for DriveWorks.

CAD Administrator

HySecurity

Privately Held; 501-1000 employees; Mechanical or Industrial Engineering industry

August 2005 – August 2007 (2 years 1 month)

I wore a number of hats...sustaining engineer, CAD Administrator, PDM Administrator, Document Control...
Responsible for the redesign of the "bread and butter" operator resulting in ~$60,000/year cost savings.
Implemented a new part numbering system to replace the 3 in existence.
Set up the document control system.
Implemented PDMWorks.
Took existing AutoCAD drawings and converted them into 3D solids in SolidWorks and created all new drawings.
Helped to revamp ECN process.