From: levene@aplpy.jhuapl.edu (posted for L.Taranov)
Subject: MSEE, 13 yrs exp., Programmable Controllers, Industrial Elect. Sys.
Summary: Specializing in Electrical Design in Automation Engineering
Keywords: MSEE, 13 years experience, Industrial Electrical, Prog. Controllers
Organization: Johns Hopkins University
Distribution: usa
Date: Wed, 15 Apr 92 02:16:31 GMT

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   LEONID TARANOV
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                           11700 Old Columbia Pike, #805
                           Silver Spring, Maryland  20904
                           (301)680-0979

QUALIFICATIONS SUMMARY
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  _Knowledgeable_ about all facets of electrical design in automation
  engineering, from initial design to supervisory control of
  installation and startup.  _Versatile_, proven by successful
  completion of automation projects in diverse industries.  _Skillful_ at
  quick technical research in order to "come up to speed" in a hurry.
  _Adaptable_ to new environments and new methods.

EDUCATION
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  1978-1984          Kharkov Polytechnical Institute (Kharkov, Ukraine)

  MSEE, specializing in automation engineering.  A 6-year program for
  MSEE, including BSEE.  Degree earned while working part time.

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
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NGR (small pharmaceutical company),                 Silver Spring, MD
  12/91 - present                                   Staff Member
  Handling and sorting of pharmaceuticals.

Emigrated to U.S.A. - 5/91

Electrical Design Institute                        Kharkov, Ukraine  
  1984-1991                                  Senior Design Engineer

Designed and implemented projects to automate and computerize a broad
range of industrial processes.  Design involved preparation of
drawings, single-line schematics, elementaries, logic diagrams, wiring
diagrams, and specifications for programmable controller components
such as CPUs, I/O modules, and programs.  Performed calculations and
programmable controller programming.  Implementation included on-site
supervisory control of installation, startup, and system component testing.

 For Metal Industry: designed electrical equipment for mechanizing and,
   thereby, improving productivity of sheet-metal steel plants.
   Designed systems for controlling the cutting of sheet metal and
   packaging it, as well as controlling other, auxiliary, equipment.
   Designed electrical circuitry for programmable controller, including
   I/O modules, intelligent switches, robotic devices, etc.  Result was
   improved output and diversity of product line.

 For Electrical Power Industry:  automated power plants.  Projects
   included designing programmable controllers as well as the
   communications between the controllers and sensors for steam pressure,
   etc.  Also designed controllers for robotic systems needed in
   locations hazardous to humans.

 For Automobile Industry:  designed electrical circuitry for systems
   automating the manufacturing of car bodies, including the cutting,
   pressing, punching, and moulding sheet metal into car body shape.

 For Agricultural Machine Industry:  designed system for automating
   assembly line.  Project included controlling manufacturing robots and
   designing system for communications between intelligent switches and
   programmable controller.

Various industrial plants                                Kharkov, Ukraine
  1976-1984                 Electrical Technician (while attending college)

  Part-time employment involving testing, troubleshooting, and repair,
  replacement and calibration for solid-state systems and control
  equipment (e.g. power supplies, amplifiers, and logic control boards.)

PERSONAL INFORMATION
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  Born 1959, Married, no children.  Health excellent.
  Permit to work in U.S.A. 

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