I have over 50 years of experience in mechanical systems design, product development, commercialization, and field support across commercial and governmental sectors. I work hands-on with CAD modeling for machine and mechanism design, tool design, plastic molding, and composites, and I have helped develop more than 150 products and systems—from medical devices to toys and from industrial automation to aerospace hardware. I have been designing and developing products using 3D printing since the beginning in 1987 and am familiar with most current technologies in use today. In my current role at Johns Hopkins University is winding down to 1/2 time. I lead a new Systems Engineering Design Services effort to provide system-level engineering for researchers and students to mitigate risk, shorten time to startup, and improve final output quality. Since 2010 I have also served as the university’s Laser Safety Officer, helping cultivate a culture of safety while enabling high-quality research, and I coordinate UAV operations to ensure FAA compliance and policy alignment. My career is defined by delivering robust, practical engineering solutions that advance research and keep people safe. I am researching gig jobs to keep myself active as a mechanical designer and product developer.…I have over 50 years of experience in mechanical systems design, product development, commercialization, and field support across commercial and governmental sectors. I work hands-on with CAD modeling for machine and mechanism design, tool design, plastic molding, and composites, and I have helped develop more than 150 products and systems—from medical devices to toys and from industrial automation to aerospace hardware. I have been designing and developing products using 3D printing since the beginning in 1987 and am familiar with most current technologies in use today. In my current role at Johns Hopkins University is winding down to 1/2 time. I lead a new Systems Engineering Design Services effort to provide system-level engineering for researchers and students to mitigate risk, shorten time to startup, and improve final output quality. Since 2010 I have also served as the university’s Laser Safety Officer, helping cultivate a culture of safety while enabling high-quality research, and I coordinate UAV operations to ensure FAA compliance and policy alignment. My career is defined by delivering robust, practical engineering solutions that advance research and keep people safe. I am researching gig jobs to keep myself active as a mechanical designer and product developer.WWWW…