Meho Temim

Experience

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  Soko Hermetic Compressors

  Jan 1988 - Jan 1993

  Manager of Mechanical/ Electrical Maintenance Dept

  Worked for a high volume manufacturer of compressors. Supervised 36 people of various mechanical and electrical specialties in the troubleshooting and maintenance of the production equipment. Scheduled and organized preventative maintenance and repair of semi-automated assembly lines. Designed and selected equipment for assembly process. Oversaw and controlled the manufacture of auxiliary and stand-by machines. Designed an in-line inspection device for testing compressors before final assembly. This device was a custom electro-mechanical design that saved the company $120,000 per year. Show less

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  Dahmen, GMBH

  Jun 1993 - Jun 1996

  Electrical Engineer

  Worked at a wire manufacturing facility. Responsibilities included: supporting the Maintenance Department in process troubleshooting, process improvement, and parts procurement. Designed and supervised the installation of a new electrical lighting and power supply system for the manufacturing plant, including transformers, system buses, and control panels for production equipment. Designed an upgraded electrical system to replace an old antiquated system.

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  Vision-Ease Lens

  Jul 1997 - Jan 2005

  Automation Engineer

  Worked in the Manufacturing Engineering Department at a high volume ophthalmic lens manufacturing facility with emphasis on full automation lens identification and packaging equipment. Responsibilities include: providing engineering support for a 24 hr/day, 7 day/week production operation; specifying, developing, and cost justifying automation and packaging equipment; implementing continuous productivity improvements from both an electrical and mechanical equipment standpoint; training production personnel on equipment operation; and establishing work cell layouts. Implemented lens handling and inspection improvements resulting in annual savings of $1.7M/year. Show less

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  Boston Scientific

  Jan 2005 - now

  -Process owner of numerous fully automated inspection machines for final lead inspection. Process responsibilities include collection and analysis of product inspection data and preparation of daily/weekly defect reports with a focus on failure analysis. Provide root cause of analysis of failures and solutions to process engineers to help reduce defects by improving existing processes. Write FMEA documentation for both new and existing processes.-Process owner of automated equipment utilized in the fabrication of primary lithium battery cathodes for use in implantable cardiac devices. Process responsibilities included the subassembly, baking and punching of cathodes for battery stock. Primary focus on optimizing existing manufacturing process, materials, tooling, and equipment to improve quality and manufacturability. Worked to reduce variability to ensure that production and quality goals are met. -Wrote protocols and reports (IQ, OQ PQ AA, and TMV) to validate new and previously un-validated equipment to meet FDA requirements. Member of team responsible for the approval of these same documents for other owner’s equipment during the validation processUtilized Lean, Six Sigma, Engineering Essentials, and other relevant statistical tools (Minitab, DOE) to reduce variation and optimize manufacturing performance. Provided detailed engineering analysis and documentation including process characterization, qualification, and validation. Utilized internal protocols and GMP to assure high quality process and equipment descriptors and controls. -Monitored process and equipment daily utilizing Process Monitoring (PM), IQS/SPC charts, and Quality Works (Sigpod). Apply innovative approaches to permanently correct equipment and process problems. Utilize data and process knowledge to adjust process parameters as indicated by non-conforming products, poor yields, and other product quality issues. Show less

  • Principal Manufacturing Engineer

    Feb 2011 - now

  • Senior Manufacturing Engineer

    Jan 2005 - Feb 2011