Emily Hardy (Dalton): Manufacturing Engineer in Aurora, CO

Plan, design, setup, modify, optimize, and monitor manufacturing processes and ancillary processes in order to produce high quality product in the most cost effective manner. Develop, evaluate, and improve manufacturing methods utilizing knowledge of product design, materials and parts, fabrication processes, tooling equipment capabilities, assembly methods, and quality control standards. Design layout of manufacturing cell and equipment for maximum efficiency as well as analyze workforce utilization and workflow using lean manufacturing tools. Implement manufacturing processes for the introduction of new product or for the improvement of existing products. This involves creating a Process Qualification Plan followed by executing the plan to conclusively show that manufacturing equipment and processes are qualified and result in high quality product repeatedly. Knowledge of Design for Manufacturability, Assembly, Test, and Service. Work alongside Design Engineers to ensure new pro

The sole creative talent behind Emilyanne Photography which began in 2011 as a hobby, and has continued to grow each year. Emilyanne Photography specializes in photo-journalistic engagement and wedding photography, with a mission to adequately tell the complete story of your wedding experience. With home base being in Denver, Colorado, 1508 Photography services the Denver/Metro area, the Rocky Mountain region, and is available for national and international opportunities. Emilyanne Photography also provides a wide array of portrait photography - from business head shots, to high school senior graduations, to families.

Assist senior level engineers with projects pertaining to manufacturing systems and processes. Create Process Qualification Plans, and excute all appropriately assigned qualifications to equipment and processes. (i.e. IQ, OQ, PQ, MSA)

Assist senior level quality engineers with projects pertaining to quality system management.

Provided support to production and engineering staff, which included conceptualizing and implementing new methods for prodcution improvement. Optimization of CH530 communication wire layout on product built in Pueblo, Co. Standardization of wire layout was primary goal. Efficiency and visual aesthetics were considered. Research into feasibility of switching all 5/16" standard thread roller bolts used on most chillers to new 8M standard thread roller bolts used on newest product. Quality and cost were evaluated in this process.

Directly assisited a professional engineer with inspection, plan, and design of structures (i.e. bridges, commercial buildings, houses, etc) Extensive use of AutoCAD and Microsoft Office.