I am seeking a career in Electrical or Electronics Engineering, emphasizing both design and project coordination.  Specialties are digital and analog design, signal processing and digital feedback control; experience in manufacturing process design and automotive electrical and mechanical design.  Specific goals include professional registration and graduate study in Electrical or Mechanical Engineering.

Minimum salary requirement: $98,000 per year, firm.

• BSEE with a minor in Applied Optics, GMI Engineering & Management Institute, Flint, Michigan, June, 1993
• Diploma, Olympic High School, Silverdale, Washington, June, 1988

OPTIMIZATION OF REAL-TIME HOLOGRAPHY FOR VIBRATION ANALYSIS,GMI Engineering & Management Institute, 1992-1993, awarded Outstanding Thesis rating.  This project utilized C programming skills and interface with PC-based digital-to-analog and analog-to-digital converters, computer vision education, and optics and holography training.

Washington State, 17 June, 1994

Electronics Engineer

Vehicle Systems Engineer with Delphi Automotive Systems, Brighton Technical Center, Brighton, Michigan, August, 1996 to present
• Coordination and development on a system level of software and hardware in key technologies with embedded systems
• Design of engine, transmission and powertrain control module hardware systems for GM and worldwide customers using Motorola 68HC11 and 68332 microprocessors
• Design and specification of test, simulation and sensor signal conditioning equipment for prototyping and production
• Testing and debugging hardware and software prototypes with logic analyzers, vehicle simulation equipment and chassis dynamometers, with understanding of assembly language, and working knowledge and experience in C++ programming
Electronics Engineer with US Navy, Puget Sound Naval Shipyard, Bremerton, Washington, May, 1993 to January, 1996
• Leading design and documentation of crane and heavy equipment electrical systems
• Project coordination/management of facilities improvements and construction
• Design, modification and troubleshooting of shipboard interior communications and telephone systems
• Hazardous materials classification, administration and disposition
• Leading development of technical and management publications
• Computer-aided drawing using AutoCAD, Intergraph MDS & MicroStation
• Liaison and project coordinator between Engineering and Production
• Design and development of inactive submarine surveillance systems
• Design of nuclear reactor compartment barge tank level indicator systems

All internship experience was gained concurrently while enrolled at GMI Engineering & Management Institute, formerly General Motors Institute, the only fully cooperative engineering college in North America, offering a unique and unmatched combination of classroom and occupational experience.

Electronics Engineering Intern with US Navy, Puget Sound Naval Shipyard, Bremerton, Washington, December, 1991 to May, 1993
• See experience above for details
Engineering Intern with Lucas Automotive Electronics, Troy, Michigan, October, 1991 to December, 1991
• Tested electronic analog speedometer prototypes against engineering specifications
• Performed troubleshooting of speedometer dealer service returns
• Designed and improved automated test equipment and software for automotive components
• Automotive repair, component replacement and technology
Engineering Intern with Weyerhaeuser Company Instrumentation, Tacoma, Washington, October, 1988 to February, 1991
• Developed of high temperature pressure sensor manufacturing procedures
• Determined optimum circuit and fiberoptic probe combinations for temperature sensing devices
• Implemented inductive proximity sensors for sensing ultra-low flow in instrumentation applications
• Assembled and tested circuit prototypes
• Machine shop experience with plastics and aluminum
• Fiberoptic system design and assembly

• Member, Wolverine Four-Wheelers, Milford, Michigan since 1997
• Flautist & Pianist, Port Townsend Orchestra, Port Townsend, Washington, 1993 through 1996
• Flautist, Richard K. Call Quintet, Port Townsend, Washington, 1993 through 1996
• Member, Society of Automotive Engineers since 1989
• Participated in SAE 1991 NGV Challenge (alternative fuels)
• Automotive restoration (trucks, four-wheel drive vehicles)
• Photography and photo development
• Music performance and composition, Renaissance through contemporary
• Outdoor activities (skiing, bicycling, sailing)
• Chaplain, Sigma Nu Fraternity, 1990-1992
• Zymurgy (handmade wines and beers)

Contact Information

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Mark L. Lott
510 Highland Avnue, Suite 213
Milford, Michigan 48381-1516
(517) 223-4772 Voice/Fax
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