Joel Meisinger

Medical device development. Cold compression therapy for surgical and sports related injury recovery.

Over 16 years of experience as a product development engineer and currently director of engineering working on a myriad of projects that range from military to medical, entertainment to automation. Project area examples: Military: Soldier protective equipment, blast/pressure sensors, explosive detection, nuclear material detection, several surveillance devices, non lethal weapon systems. Medical: IEC 60601 educated, sleep apnea alternative to CPAP, cancer tissue maser, elderly well being devices, high end hospital beds, advanced warning for arterial blockage, seizure detection, muscular stimulators, behavioral modification devices. Automation: Robotic assembly lines, automated circuit board testing. Entertainment: Arcade machines, golf products, LCD displays, PDAs for the blind. -Embedded development platform familiarity: IAR EWARM, Texas Instruments Code Composer, Renesas E2Studio and HEW, Xilinx ISE, Altera Quartus II - Electrical analysis and troubleshooting (Oscilloscope, Spectrum, Logic and Network Analyzers, ect) - Electro-mechanical design and layout skills (Solidworks certified, Altium, and AutoCad) - Machine shop proficient (Mill, Lathe, CNC, Arc welding... ect)

Over two years experience as liaison and operations section manager working for a fast paced operation in Northern, Iraq. Preformed contract administration skills under LOGCAP. Gave training classes to military command on how to interact with the LOGCAP contract. Worked in a partnership with the Defense Contracting Management Agency (DCMA) to ensure compliance and a constant flow of projects to make the living conditions for soldiers safer, secure and comfortable. Attended classified meetings such as the Northern Iraq Command meeting to glean non-classified information that the company needed to keep in step with the military's needs. Also was the manager of a section of operations an maintenance that included 15 US expats and 200 third country nationals. Assisted in the start and ramp up of one of the largest bases in OIF. In its peak the operation included approximately 2600 US expats and 5300 third country nationals in support of then Camp Anaconda, now Balad Air Base, a 30k soldier base. Under LOGCAP III, security clearance possessed.

Eight years experience in the Army Reserve, Army Corp of Engineers working logistics and maintenance. Maintained Company and Battalion level supply(PLL) through the Army logistics system(ULLS-G,S4). Worked on vehicles from light wheel (HMMWV) to construction equipment (D9 bulldozer... ect). Due to my civilian expertise I assisted line platoons with power generation, electrical engineering layout and electrical safety for small to mid-sized buildings and bivouac sites. Deployments to Korea and Iraq OIF1. Separated as an E-6 possessing a security clearance, MOS 92A. - Mechanic skills (Light wheel such as civilian vehicles and HMMWV to construction equipment like graders, scrapers and bulldozers)