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CV: Project Engineer
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Career objectives |
Be engaged on team where take decisions and responsibilities are a must. IT development engineer with multi-disciplinary skills would be an asset.
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Professional experience |
11-2008 / Present GTD, SA Barcelona / French Guyana
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• Type of business |
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Space industry: launch vehicle facilities automation |
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• Position held |
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Project Engineer |
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• Main activities / responsibilities |
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I have been commissioning the Emergency system for the Vega Launcher (BCVE). The platform (involving servers and PLC’s) is installed in the European space port in French Guyana (CSG). I participated in other projects from development to SAT, where I was in charge of the technical part. Technical support to the maintenance team of CSG, too. |
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• Skills |
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Mostly I work alone due to the nature of my work, thus I get abilities like self-motivation and be analytical. Technical software: UML, Simatic, WinCC, PL7, SVN |
02-2008 / 11-2008 Kontrelmec, SL. Girona
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• Type of business |
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Labelling & converting: Standard & Full-custom solutions |
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• Position held |
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Engineer |
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• Main activities / responsibilities |
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Working in the automation department, I coordinated with the electrical and mechanical personnel. I supervised the electrical wiring and I tested and set-up the PLC’s system. I programmed and implemented modifications during customer acceptance stage. |
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• Skills |
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I got technical experience and be pragmatic while applying solutions. Technical software: Simatic, SeeElectrical, WinccFlex |
10-2007 / 02-2008 IFP Cobra-Forclum, Aeie. Girona
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•Type of business |
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Railway construction: French-Spanish high speed line interconnection |
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• Position held |
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Engineer |
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• Main activities / responsibilities |
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IFP was a European association and in charge of the railway project management. The 5 month contract was designed to get a list of interfaces (GSM-R, power, signalling…) to be tested. I collected and analyzed data from industrials to get a list of interfaces to be tested. It was necessary for the European homologation. |
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• Skills |
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I got in touch with big projects development methodology. |
05-2007 / 09-2007 ABB Corporate research, Ltd. Sweden
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•Type of business |
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Electric power distribution: reliability on HVDC lines |
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• Position held |
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Examensjobbare |
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As part of a research team, I modelled an HVDC controller prototype to assess reliability & availability functions. The aim was to get better knowledge of the hot redundant HVDC controller. Coming from this study, we published an article in CCIA conference. |
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• Skills |
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To got results in short time, I was disciplined and detailed. Technical software: Riskspecrum, OpenFTA, Matlab |
02-2006 / 1-2007 SECE, SA. Girona
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•Type of business |
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Electric public facilities: maintenance |
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• Position held |
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Engineer |
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• Main activities / responsibilities |
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The principal task was in a revamping project of a wastewater plan. I cabled and programmed the automation part. The other main task; reporting directly to chief office, I coordinated and planed tasks for a 10 people team. |
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• Skills |
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In my first job I learnt to be flexible with people and group dynamics. Technical software: CompactLogix, Rsview32 |
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Educational qualification |
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MSc Automatic Control & Computer Engineering 2007 |
UdG, Universitat de Girona |
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• Principal subjects/ occupational skills covered |
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Modules studied include: Intelligent systems with a basic knowledge of agent technology. Control theory and modelling systems. |
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Electronic engineering ( 2anys) 2004/2005 |
UPC, Universitat Politécnica de Catalunya |
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• Principal subjects/ occupational skills covered |
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Modules studied include: VHDL and microcontrollers design. Semiconductors theory at transistor design level and basics of SOC (system on chip). Final year project: EPFL (Switzerland) Generation of a 3D brain image from 2D real images using image registration techniques. Algorithm implementation for finding sub-thalamic nucleus spatial coordinates to aid Parkinson disease surgery. Developed in C++ |
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MSc in Risk Prevention 2002/2003 |
Fundació de la Universitat de Girona |
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• Principal subjects/ occupational skills covered |
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450 hours of theory about prevention methodologies for industrial machinery. Spanish legislation and European directives. 150 hours of a project, involving an internship. |
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Industrial engineering ( 3anys) 1998/2002 |
UdG, Universitat de Girona |
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• Principal subjects/ occupational skills covered |
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Modules studied include: Industrial regulation process based on PLC’s. Power electronics for motor control. PCB design for simple electronic boards. Final year project: UdG “Control Fuzzy per a trajectòries de robots mòbils”. Design of a fuzzy controller which assesses a path for a mobile robot. Controller test on a mobile platform controlled from a PC. Developed in VBasic. |
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Professional training, IT & Language skills |
Language
♦ Mother language: Catalan.
♦ Fluent in Spanish and English.
♦ Basic French.
IT
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Expertise: |
PLC-Automation & Scada project development |
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Software: |
Simatic, RsLogix5000, PL7Pro, UnityPro, RsView32 |
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Fields of knowledge: |
UML, Reliability analysis, Electrical schema, Signal processing, Local Network management, Databases (MySql), C++, CVS. |
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Software:
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EnterpriseArchitect, SVN, Riskspectrum, OpenFTA, SeeElectrical, Matlab, EasyPHP, Offfice, AutoCAD, VmWare |
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Windows and Linux |
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Publications
D. Bayona i Bru and J. Meléndez and G. Olguin, “Analysis of Common Cause Failure in Redundant Control Systems Using Fault Trees,” CCIA2007, Andorra.2007
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♦ Open to relocation.
♦References available on request
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