Richard Riney Bennett 2187-A 46th St, Los Alamos, NM 87544 (505) 412-4118 riney@bennettdesignllc.com
Product Development Engineer
Website www.bennettdesignllc.com
Strengths Takes tech projects from concept to production quickly.
Team Player High Creativity Tech Transfer Mechanical Design RF / Photonics Fast Prototypes SolidWorks CAD Medical / Science Project Management
Objective Team with others to design and develop breakthrough technical products.
Academic MS Mechanical Engineering (Product Design Option) Stanford University 1982 BS Civil Engineering Stanford University 1977
Professional American Society of Mechanical Engineers Industrial Design Society of America
Experience 2001-Current Senior Product Development Engineer Bennett Design LLC, Los Alamos, NM
▪ 3D x-ray head-scanner drivetrain design • Suncone solar power research prototype • Non-invasive glucose monitor • Kinetic Pump alternative energy feasibility study • Portable x-ray scanner for unexploded ordnance • Film reader for shock and detonation physics • Prototype parts for Airborne Tactical Laser
1996-2001 Senior Mechanical Engineer Intermec/Amtech, Albuquerque, NM Worked on multi-disciplinary teams and with production facility, bringing 1-4 high-tech radio identification products per year from concept to production according to ISO 9000 standards. Duties included managing, system engineering, design, prototype, injection molding, electronic chassis packaging, design reviews, configuration control, schedules, budgets, hardware/software integration, customer contact, vibration, environmental and qual test. Los Alamos and IBM Watson Labs licensee. Facility closed 12/2001.
1991-1996 Self-Employed Consulting Engineer (partial project list) Albuquerque, NM
• Mechanical design of "laser tweezers” and multi-channel imaging spectrometer • Development of airbag motion sensor now licensed to Methode • “Works-in-the-dark-in-an-emergency” gun safe with tactile electronic keypad • HEPA filter design and production for cleanrooms and hospitals
1986-1991 Mechanical Design Engineer CFM Inc., Bozeman, MT Developed and manufactured fiber-optic test equipment for GTE.
1983-1986 Mechanical Design Engineer Orionics Inc., Bozeman, MT Mechanical engineering for fiber-optic splicers and laser-based test equipment.
Adjunct Instructor, Manufacturing Processes (2 semesters) Mechanical Engineering Dept., Montana State University, Bozeman MT
1980-1982 Graduate teaching assistant, Product Realization Lab, Stanford University
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