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Buy the full version — $29I have a keyName and target title: DANIEL ORTEGA — MECHANICAL ENGINEER
City, state and work preference: Grand Rapids, MI · Open to on-site or hybrid; will relocate within Michigan and Ohio
Phone and email: (616) 555-0142 · [email protected]
Profile or portfolio URL: linkedin.com/in/danielortega-me
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Target title line: Mechanical Engineer — injection-molded assemblies, tooling handoff, design for manufacture
Summary, three lines maximum: Six years designing injection-molded consumer assemblies from concept through PPAP approval, working daily with tooling vendors in the US and Taiwan. Owns the tolerance stack-up, the GD&T on the released drawing, and the first-article review.
Scope line: Three product lines, two contract manufacturers, drawing release through production sign-off.
Role header line: Mechanical Engineer II · Ridgeline Product Group · Grand Rapids, MI · March 2021 – Present
Bullet 1 — what you own: Own mechanical design for three consumer product lines, from CAD release through PPAP approval with two contract manufacturers.
Bullet 2 — a measured result: Cut scrap on the housing line from 4.1% to 1.6% across two quarters by re-cutting the draft angle and moving the gate with the tooling vendor.
Bullet 3 — evidence of standards work: Released 47 drawings to ASME Y14.5 GD&T and closed every supplier dimensional question before first article shipped.
Bullet 4 — cross-functional proof: Ran the DFM review with the tooling shop that removed one machining operation per part and shortened the quote turnaround.
Repeat this block for each earlier role and shorten it as you go back: four bullets for the current job, two for the one before, one line for anything older than ten years.
Core engineering skills: Design for manufacture · tolerance stack-up · GD&T (ASME Y14.5) · injection molding · sheet metal · fastener and joint selection
Tools line: 3D parametric CAD, drawing release and revision control, FEA for static and thermal cases, PLM change orders
Standards and quality systems: ASME Y14.5 · ISO 9001 quality system · PPAP and first-article inspection · RoHS material declarations
Certifications: Six Sigma Green Belt · OSHA 10-Hour General Industry
Degree line: B.S. Mechanical Engineering, Michigan Technological University — ABET-accredited program
Licence or licence progress: Engineer in Training (EIT), State of Michigan — FE Mechanical passed
Continuing education: Short courses: GD&T Level 2, injection mold design fundamentals
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