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Kevin J Goohs

from Peterborough, NH
Age ~59
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Also known as:
Kevin Gooks, Kevin Ghoos, Goohs Kevin
Phone and address:
6 Westridge Dr, Peterborough, NH 03458
Related to:
George Quick, 89Anthony Stallone, 42Natalie Linder, 62Geoffrey Quick, 61
Connected to:
Jennifer L Gookin, 56Larry L Gookin, 88Patrick M Gookin, 64Trista Gookin, 42Brad R Gookins, 50Brian Gookins, 68Charles J Gookins, 44Kurt J Gookins, 44Eric Gool, 56Jay Gool, 63

Kevin Goohs Phones & Addresses

  • 6 Westridge Dr, Peterborough, NH 03458
  • 30 Old Bennington Rd, Greenfield, NH 03047 (603) 547-2118
  • 43 Connors Ln, Wilton, NH 03086 (603) 654-4329
  • 13 Morse Dr, Wilton, NH 03086 (603) 654-4329
  • Milford, NH
  • Decatur, GA
  • Nesconset, NY
  • Garden City, NY
  • Denver, CO
  • Boulder, CO
  • 13 Morse Dr, Wilton, NH 03086 (603) 930-1507

Work

Company: Thermo fisher scientific Jun 2010 Position: R&d manager, product development

Education

Degree: MS School / High School: Manhattan College 1991 to 1994 Specialities: Environmental Engineering

Skills

Product Development • R&D • Project Management • Engineering • Cross Functional Team Leadership • Product Management • Continuous Improvement • Quality Assurance • Management • Manufacturing • Data Analysis • Environmental Awareness • Research and Development • Process Improvement • Instrumentation • Analysis • Testing • Six Sigma • Research • Lean Manufacturing • Leadership • Team Building • Team Leadership • Business Development • Proposal Writing • Strategic Planning • Microsoft Excel • New Business Development • Strategy • Market Research • Change Management • Water • Hazardous Waste Management • Product Launch • Program Management • Business Process Improvement • Powerpoint • Ms Project • Process Engineering • Engineering Management • Project Planning • Customer Service • Excel • Environmental • Commercialization • Design of Experiments

Interests

Happiness • The Science of New Product Engineering • Health • Children • Education • Environment • Photography • Science and Technology • Human Rights • Family • Civil Rights and Social Action • Poverty Alleviation • Hiking • Disaster and Humanitarian Relief • Social Services • Economic Empowerment • Politics • Animal Welfare • Arts and Culture

Industries

Entertainment

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Senior Global Product Manager

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Location:
1225 New Church Ct, Ambler, PA 19002
Industry:
Entertainment
Work:
Thermo Fisher Scientific since Jun 2010
R&D Manager, Product Development
Thermo Electron Jan 2003 - Jun 2010
Senior Product Development Leader
Andersen Instruments Jul 2001 - Jan 2003
Technical Director
Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment Nov 1997 - Jul 2001
Quality Assurance Officer/Air Quality Specialist
RTP Environmental Associates, Inc. Aug 1993 - Nov 1997
Environmental Engineer
Education:
Manhattan College 1991 - 1994
MS, Environmental Engineering Adelphi University 1989 - 1990
BS, Environmental Science State University of New York at Binghamton 1985 - 1986
East Meadow 1980 - 1983
Skills:
Product Development
R&D
Project Management
Engineering
Cross Functional Team Leadership
Product Management
Continuous Improvement
Quality Assurance
Management
Manufacturing
Data Analysis
Environmental Awareness
Research and Development
Process Improvement
Instrumentation
Analysis
Testing
Six Sigma
Research
Lean Manufacturing
Leadership
Team Building
Team Leadership
Business Development
Proposal Writing
Strategic Planning
Microsoft Excel
New Business Development
Strategy
Market Research
Change Management
Water
Hazardous Waste Management
Product Launch
Program Management
Business Process Improvement
Powerpoint
Ms Project
Process Engineering
Engineering Management
Project Planning
Customer Service
Excel
Environmental
Commercialization
Design of Experiments
Interests:
Happiness
The Science of New Product Engineering
Health
Children
Education
Environment
Photography
Science and Technology
Human Rights
Family
Civil Rights and Social Action
Poverty Alleviation
Hiking
Disaster and Humanitarian Relief
Social Services
Economic Empowerment
Politics
Animal Welfare
Arts and Culture

Publications

Us Patents

Particulate Detection And Calibration Of Sensors

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US Patent:
20100315638, Dec 16, 2010
Filed:
May 10, 2010
Appl. No.:
12/777127
Inventors:
Kevin J. Goohs - Greenfield NH, US
Pedro Lilienfeld - Lexington MA, US
Dieter Kita - Blackstone MA, US
John G. Hiss - Franklin MA, US
International Classification:
G01N 21/47
US Classification:
356337
Abstract:
According to example configurations herein, a fluid sample flow including particulate matter passes through a conduit. One or more optical sensors monitor optical energy scattering off of the particulate matter in the fluid sample flow as it passes through the conduit. A magnitude of the optical energy sensed by the one or more optical sensors varies depending on particulate matter present in the fluid sample flow. An analyzer monitors the magnitude of the optical energy sensed by the one or more optical sensors and detects changes in the optical energy. A change in the optical energy can indicate a change in the particulate matter present in the fluid sample flow. In response to detecting the change in the optical energy, the analyzer initiates one or more functions such as recalibration, purging, execution of diagnostics, etc.

Particulate Matter Monitor

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US Patent:
20110271739, Nov 10, 2011
Filed:
May 9, 2011
Appl. No.:
13/103796
Inventors:
Kevin J. Goohs - Greenfield NH, US
Jeffrey Socha - Boylston MA, US
International Classification:
G01N 15/06
US Classification:
73 2801
Abstract:
A particulate monitoring system includes a conduit in which to a pass a fluid sample from an input port to an output port. The particulate monitoring system receives a fluid sample inputted to the conduit through the input port. The fluid sample can include different sizes of particulate matter. The particulate monitoring system controls a flow of the fluid sample through the conduit to age the particulate matter. Gravitational forces cause a portion of the particulate matter in the fluid sample to fall into a basin as opposed to being exhausted through the output port, which is disposed at a vertically higher level of the conduit than the input port. Thus, the particulate monitoring system outputs a portion of the original particulate matter in the fluid sample (e.g., particulate matter that does not drop into the basin out due to gravity) for analysis.
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