Scot Parker

1033 Jefferson Ave, Apt 8

Redwood City, CA 94063

(510) 909-9982

scot.parker@gmail.com

 

 

Summary of Experience:

Software;

MasterCam X7, SurfCam, SolidWorks, Variables Programming, G-code, Excel, BASIC, 'C', DOS, Windows, Linux, LaTeX, etc.

Types of work; 5D, Plastic Injection Molds, Prototype, design, R&D, Satellite components, High-Vacuum components, Also chip-making components for the quartz and ceramic industry.

Machines;

CNC 5D (Mitsubishi), 3D surface milling on Haas, VF1's & a VF0, with a two axis rotary table (5-axis total), Mitsubishi QA-10 wire EDM (5-axis), Surface grinding, engine lathes, Hardinge lathe, Bridgport mill. Wasino CNC lathe. Okuma OSP-500 CNC mill,  Mori-Seiki mills.

 

Materials;

Aluminum (7075, 6061, QC-7, etc.), Magnesium, Mold Steels (P20, H13). Tool Steels (A2, D2, O1, etc.), Stainless Steels (303, 304, 316L, 440C, etc.), various plastics such as Fiberglas, Polycarbonate, Nylon, Vespel. Graphite, Copper Graphite. Also Beryllium (pure), Beryllium Aluminum Alloy, Beryllium Copper, Nitinol, Inconel, Rare-Earth Alloys, Titanium, Tantalum, Molybdenum, Tungsten, Platinum, Rhodium. Alloys of Niobium, Zirconium, Erbium, Yttrium. Ceramic (Alumina), Quartz, Crystalline Silicon, and Sapphire.

 

Education:

Took two years metal shop, trigonometry & calculus at Branham High School, San Jose. Took calculus, statistics at Ohlone College. Physics, chemistry, classical mechanics, differential geometry at San Jose State University. 'C' programming at Lake Merritt College, in Oakland. Certification in Solidworks Essentials, and Solidworks Advanced, and Wire EDM (advanced) from Mitsubishi.

 

Employment:

 

Ultra Clean Technologies (formerly Sieger)

Sept 2012 – Present

SSF, CA

CNC Programmer: MasterCam X7. 3, 4 & 5 axis, though they didn't have a proper 5-axis post and some hand editing was required. Also 3D surfacing, Solidworks

 

 

Aug 2011 – May 2012                            Ajax Custom Manufacturing                                                        Union City, CA

CNC Programmer:  3 and 4 axis using SurfCam. Also using SolidWorks. About 90% of our work was from Applied Materials. My contract ended at the same time the incoming orders had stopped.

 

Dec 2010 – Aug 2011                                   Plastikon Industries                                                                  Hayward, CA   Prototype/tooling CNC Machinist: I work with a sales team, providing technical support, involving design, reverse engineering, with SolidWorks, material and time estimates using Excel, and CNC machining of prototype parts. The end purpose is to provide the customer with technical feedback and support in order to acquire sales of injection molds, and molded parts.

                                         

 

2010, Aug-Nov.                            Ultra Clean Technology (formerly Sieger)                            

South San Francisco, CA

CNC Machinist: Three month contract. They are a contract (“job”) shop. Most of their work is for Applied Materials. Machined 304 SST, Al-6061, Vespel, on Mori-Sieki mills.

 

2001 –2009                                           Abbott Vascular Devices (Perclose)                                         Redwood City, CA

R&D Machinst: Injection Molds, Fixtures, Wire EDM (Mitsubishi QA-10). Used mostly .004” and .010” wire. Haas 5-axis CNC milling (3-axis + 2 axis rotary table). 3D-Surface Milling, Manual Mills (Bridgeport), Lathes (Hardinge). Took SolidWorks Classes (to Advanced), and used frequently. Became specialized in EDM and milling very small parts.  Set up and programming. Molds from part drawings. Used SurfCam.

 

 

 

2001                                                            Swiss Screw Machine                                                              Santa Clara, CA

Machine Shop Supervisor: High production CNC milling. Oversee manual milling department. 

 

1995-2000                                                 Gould's Manufacturing                                                                    Newark CA

Machinist (CNC): Prototype, low production job shop. Mostly for the semiconductor industry. Used MasterCam, Fadal 3-axis vertical mills with Haas rotary table (4th axis). Also Mazak horizontal mills. Much of the work came from Applied Materials.

 

1993-1995                                                   West Coast Quartz                                                                       Fremont, CA

Machinist/Programmer (CNC): Cincinnati Arrow CNC & manual Bridgeport mill. Used bridgeport programming software, and variable programming. Spent four months on the Mitsubishi lasers's. Quartz, ceramic, saphire, silicon.

 

1988-1992                                          Electrofusion (Brush-Wellman)                                                           Fremont, CA

Machinist: Programmed/Machined mostly Beryllium and it's alloys for the aerospace and nuclear industries. Okuma CNC mill, Gibbs CAD/CAM.

 

 

1984-1988                                                     Thermionics Lab                                                                          Hayward

Machined a lot of 304SST and copper for high vacuum equipment.

 

1980-1984                                                      Westec Plastics                                                                           Milpitas

This is where I first learned about plastic injection molds and learned the CNC mill.

 

 

 

 

References:             Available on request