1: Two score and nine years.

 

2: Rushsylvania, OH

 

3: When I'm not working around the house I work on my hobbies, model trains and amateur radio.

 

4: Design Engineer

 

5: I just followed thing that interested me, things I wanted to know how they worked.

 

6: Weldon, A division of Akron Brass

 

7: Design of LED lights for public safety vehicles and school buses and printed circuit board design.

 

8: A desk and a workbench crowded with multiple projects in various states of completetion.

 

9: When I turn on a circuit for the first time and it starts working :)

 

10: Not as much as I should. I've been through several economic down turns.

 

11: Franklin Institute of Boston, Associate of Science Computer Engineering

 

12: The thing I learned was not a course that was given. I learned how to research and find what I needed to know.

 

13: Calculus and Control Systems.

 

14: I don't know, I was a commuter student and didn't have the time to stay late.

 

15: I did my best. I'd like to break out my old books and review them. This is the same advice I've been given by an older Engineer that I know. You will always be going back to references to find the answers.

 

16: The aformentioned FIB and Jordan College Energy Institute.

 

17: My second degree is a BS in Applied Environmental Technology. This is the design of renewable energy systems and their application.

 

18: I don't have any licence requirments for work. I have a General Class amatuer radio license that I use as a volunteer with my counties Emergency Mmanagment Agency. There are several Federal EMA required certificates that are simple to get.

 

19: Willing to tackle any problem but not afraid to say when help is needed.

 

20: I hope to be doing something for someone until I can't.

 

21: For the opportunity to find/work on the next unknown big thing. We can't know what will be important in the future. If we could we'd all be rich ;)