John Bump
2600 Gray Street, Wheat Ridge, CO 80214
303.238.9259 katana@www.frii.com
http://www.frii.com/~katana/index.html
Position Objective:
To work in industry as an engineering technician.
Education:
Colorado State University: BS in Microbiology, 2000.
Reed College: classes leading to BS in Chemistry, Aug 1986-Jun 1988
Course Concentration:
Synthetic and analytic chemistry, Materials science,
Biochemical and microbiological research.
Work Experience:
Electronic Technician, Celestica, 1999 - present.
VB and UNIX automated test suites.
Self-directed troubleshooting of complex electronics.
Surface-mount and through-hole soldering.
Laser NC Punch Technician, Sheldahl, 1997-1999
Run UNIX-based laser punch system.
Do statistical analysis on product.
Analyse failures and out-of-control processes.
Use coordinate measurement and vision systems for SPC analysis.
Machine maintenance and repair, silversmithing
Deer Track Traders, 1993-present
Helped maintain and document an AppleTalk network.
Rebuilt circa-1940 mechanical flywheel punch.
Lathe-machined small repair parts for other lathes.
Lathe Operator, self-employed Summer 1994-present
Restoring and using 1938 Craftsman lathe.
Machined from blueprints, for hire, making bike, tooling, car
parts.
Board troubleshooting and prototyping,
Hewlett-Packard Flex Force 1991-1994
Worked on self-paced assembly projects.
Built and debugged prototype controller card, using wire-wrap
tools, from general schematics.
Systems Operator, Reed College
Fall, spring 1988
Ran MacIntosh computer lab/terminal ward.
Tutored users of a VAX 11/785 running BSD UNIX.
Duties included minor network maintenance, teaching use of software
packages, some C programming.
Computer Experience:
UNIX, Macintosh, MS-DOS, Intuition, Win95/NT.
Autocad, SolidWorks, sfdm, qspecs, Excel, Word, VC++, VI/emacs, many others.
C/C++/Java/JS, VB/VBA, perl, other old and obscure languages.
Activities:
Pilot: PP SEL, working on instrument.
Project designer for Colorado State University Little Shop Of Physics educational program.
Machinist, building own milling machine.
Silversmith, blacksmith, model-maker.
Car Repair for fun and survival.
Amateur bicycle racer, road and mountain.
Armor and medieval weapons manufacturer.
Online VR environment programmer.
Seargent-at-arms for PEDAL bicycle club of Loveland, CO (member
since 1972.)
Avid LEGO Technic fan, interested in mechanically- programmed
lego robots and prototypes for cast/machined mechanisms.
Note: this page formatted (very badly) and put together using vi.
I never quite know what the formatting will be. Please pardon flaws.
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