Carl Furman
123, Ellis Street
Boston, MA, 01234
(123) 456 789

OBJECTIVE

A position in Plastics Engineering.

EXPERIENCE

Raychem Corporation, Hemlock, IN
GROUP LEADER, INDUSTRIAL VENTURE GROUP - HEATER TECHNOLOGY GROUP
Responsible for developing self-regulating heated utilizing capacites, ferrites and magnetic metals for chemical, petroleum and electronic industries. Supervised six-person project team. Group results:

• U.S. Patent #3441178. Self-regulating heaters employing reactive components. Inventors: Bob Whitley. Kyle Kryptonite, and Chet Chester.
• Developed product-market package with $60 million/year projected sales.
• Utilized outside contractors to build a solid-state 20 KHZ power supply that cost l/5th the cost of standard commercial units.

ENGINEER. PROCESS DIVISION
Responsible for evaluating ceramic capacitors for high-temperature environments. Evaluated capacitors from ten manufacturers. Supervised three-person project team. Group results:

• Identification of Z5U and X75 type ceramic capacitors rated at 240 VAC, 200'C and 0 VAC: 400'C environment for 10 years.
• Development of a capacitor screening and life projection program - One Raychem first.

ENGINEER, PROCESS DIVISION Involved in bringing heater from concept through Factory Mutual approval. Group results:

• Helped develop 400'C thick film heater - One Raychem first.
• Participated in the introduction of conductive ceramics into Raychem.

ASSOCIATE ENGINEER, PROCESS DIVISION
Worked on the design and development of a forming machine for processing carbon black loaded polytetrafluoroethylene in coordination with Stanford University Mechanical Engineering Department. - One Raychem first.

EDUCATION

M.S. in Chemical Engineering, 1985
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA

Research Assistantship, 1983-1984
Investigated fluid flow through paper pulp mat for C.H. Dexter Corporation, Windsor Locks, CT, and studied viscoelasticity on drop size in simulated polymer suspension reactor.

AFFILIATIONS

• American Institute of Plastics Engineers
• International Society for Hybrid Microelectronics
• American Institute of Chemical Engineers