Description
I'm a strange duck. After schooling in biological science, and 3 years working in that field, I was invited to work for Boeing on NASA's Space Station. What do you do after a career trajectory like that? My answer was to try my hand at being an inventor/entrepreneur. Very difficult, especially marketing. But I really enjoyed developing the product and would like to find a position doing that again. I'd like to develop new products for pets and wildlife interaction--see your local department store's garden section for examples of such products.
Work Experience
COMPANY | POSITION HELD | DATES WORKED |
---|---|---|
(Confidential) | (Confidential) | 7/2005 - Present |
Self | (Confidential) | 7/2001 - 7/2005 |
Education
SCHOOL | MAJOR | YEAR | DEGREE |
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The Ohio State University | Fisheries Management | 1978 | Master Degree |
The Ohio State University | Natural Resources | 1975 | Bachelor Degree |
Accomplishments
Highlights:
3 years as a Fish Biologist/Environmental Planner after college, 2 years toward PhD in Seattle, then 8 years with Boeing on Space Station Program for NASA doing Systems Engineering (Requirements Development) as a Life Sciences Analyst/Systems Engineer. Current job keeps me physically fit and is good interim income (Oiler for construction company).Companies I like:
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Responsibilities
Requirements Development for Space Station pressurized modules (primarily Destiny Lab, now on orbit), and self-employed Entrepreneur: developed and marketed new consumer product.