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John R Scufsa

from Inver Grove Heights, MN
Age ~55
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Also known as:
John Robert Scufsa, John A
Phone and address:
4621 Audrey Ave, South Saint Paul, MN 55077
(651) 552-8985
Related to:
Donna L Scufsa, 69Bernard J Scufsa, 76Robert D Albrecht, 77Jill S Albrecht, 75Heather A Scufsa, 53Donielle F Albrecht, 46Alison A Albrecht, 48Adam R Albrecht, 51
Connected to:
Justin Scuggins, 42Barbara L Scuilli, 79Robert F Scuka, 73Mark A Sculco, 49Peter K Sculco, 42Aaron Scull, 38Alex K Scull, 34Alfred L Scull, 88Bill D Scull, 42Charlie Scull, 72

John Scufsa Phones & Addresses

  • 4621 Audrey Ave, Inver Grove Heights, MN 55077 (651) 552-8985
  • Inver Grove, MN
  • Saint Paul, MN
  • Oakdale, MN
  • Tinton Falls, NJ
  • Biwabik, MN
  • Inver Grove, MN

Work

Company: Cummins inc. Jan 2010 to Aug 2016 Position: Corporate plm application leader and it manager

Education

Degree: Associates School / High School: Mesabi Range Community and Technical College Specialities: Mechanical Engineering

Skills

Product Lifecycle Management • Product Development • Six Sigma • Cross Functional Team Leadership • Matrixone • Process Improvement • Software Project Management • Project Management • Requirements Analysis • Pdm • Engineering Management • Windchill • Process Engineering • Configuration Management • Engineering • Enterprise Architecture • Fmea • Product Design • Plm Tools • Leadership • Testing • Ptc Creo • Solution Architecture • Root Cause Analysis • Cross Functional Team Building • Teamcenter • Mechanical Engineering • Engineering Change Management • Software Development • Visio • Requirements Gathering • Cad/Cam • Pro Engineer

Interests

Poverty Alleviation

Industries

Medical Devices

Resumes

Resumes

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Senior Plm Program Manager

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Location:
4621 Audrey Ave, Inver Grove Heights, MN 55077
Industry:
Medical Devices
Work:
Cummins Inc. Jan 2010 - Aug 2016
Corporate Plm Application Leader and It Manager
Medtronic Jan 2010 - Aug 2016
Senior Plm Program Manager
Cummins Inc. May 2006 - Dec 2009
Plm Solutions Architect and Plm Systems Manager
Eastman Kodak Feb 1999 - Apr 2006
Plm Senior Software Architect
Imation Feb 1994 - Dec 1998
Senior Product Development Engineer
Education:
Mesabi Range Community and Technical College
Associates, Mechanical Engineering University of Minnesota
Bachelors, Bachelor of Science, Computer Science, Mechanical Engineering
Skills:
Product Lifecycle Management
Product Development
Six Sigma
Cross Functional Team Leadership
Matrixone
Process Improvement
Software Project Management
Project Management
Requirements Analysis
Pdm
Engineering Management
Windchill
Process Engineering
Configuration Management
Engineering
Enterprise Architecture
Fmea
Product Design
Plm Tools
Leadership
Testing
Ptc Creo
Solution Architecture
Root Cause Analysis
Cross Functional Team Building
Teamcenter
Mechanical Engineering
Engineering Change Management
Software Development
Visio
Requirements Gathering
Cad/Cam
Pro Engineer
Interests:
Poverty Alleviation

Publications

Us Patents

Thermal Processor Employing A Temperature Compensation System

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US Patent:
20110091822, Apr 21, 2011
Filed:
Mar 12, 2007
Appl. No.:
09/144927
Inventors:
JOHN R. SCUFSA - INVER GROVE HEIGHTS MN, US
DAVID J. MCDANIEL - VADNAIS HEIGHTS MN, US
CURT A. WIENS - ST. PAUL MN, US
International Classification:
G03C 5/00
G03B 15/00
US Classification:
430350, 396575
Abstract:
A thermal processor for use in developing an image in an imaging material which is transported along a transport path through the thermal processor. The thermal processor includes a preheat assembly for preheating the thermally processable material to the threshold temperature. The preheat assembly includes a heated member having a major surface facing the thermally processable material. A dwell assembly is provided for thermal development of the image in the thermally processable material. Means are provided for moving the thermally processable material along the transport path through the preheat assembly and the dwell assembly including a roller assembly which contacts the thermally processable material. The roller assembly includes rollers positioned between the heated member and the thermally processable material. Means are provided for reducing optical density loss in the thermally processable material, including means for selectively changing the temperature of the heated member as the thermally processable material moves along the transport path.
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