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Marcel Gabriel Mures

from Grapevine, TX
Age ~58
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Also known as:
Marcel G Mures
Phone and address:
1807 Greenhaven Ln, Grapevine, TX 76051
(817) 421-8035
Related to:
Alina Diana Mures, 55
Connected to:
Allen M Muresan, 36Cristina Muresan, 46Danny V Muresan, 57Eduard Muresan, 45Gabriel A Muresan, 39Horatiu C Muresan, 55Ioan Muresan, 80Ioan Muresan, 70Mark A Muresan, 57Octavian M Muresan, 58

Marcel Mures Phones & Addresses

  • 1807 Greenhaven Ln, Grapevine, TX 76051 (817) 421-8035
  • 12000 Fairhill Rd, Cleveland, OH 44120 (216) 795-0840
  • 1414 Som Center Rd, Cleveland, OH 44124 (440) 449-6736
  • 1414 Som Center Rd #713, Cleveland, OH 44124 (440) 449-6736
  • 414 Som Center Rd, Cleveland, OH 44143 (440) 449-6736
  • 5837 Faircrest Ct, Fort Worth, TX 76137 (682) 286-9974
  • 5738 Santa Fe Dr, Fort Worth, TX 76101 (682) 286-9974

Work

Company: Texas institute of science (txis.us) Mar 2012 Position: Senior project manager research and engineering

Education

Degree: Masters School / High School: Cleveland State University 2000 to 2004 Specialities: Computer Science, Computer and Information Science, Information Science, Computer

Skills

Product Development • Engineering • Project Management • Project Engineering • Manufacturing • Engineering Management • Pro Engineer • Six Sigma • R&D • Process Engineering • Testing • Continuous Improvement • Ms Project • Design For Manufacturing • Autocad • Patents • Lean Manufacturing • Ptc Creo • Finite Element Analysis • Microsoft Project

Languages

Romanian • French

Ranks

Certificate: Project Management Professional (Pmp)

Industries

Oil & Energy

Resumes

Resumes

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Senior Project Manager Research And Engineering

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Location:
1701 north Greenville Ave, Richardson, TX 75081
Industry:
Oil & Energy
Work:
Texas Institute of Science (Txis.us)
Senior Project Manager Research and Engineering
Nuclear Logistics Inc. Dec 2008 - Jan 2012
Project Engineer and Manager
Corning Incorporated Aug 2005 - Nov 2008
Product Development Engineer
Preformed Line Products Apr 2001 - Jul 2005
R and D Engineering
Education:
Cleveland State University 2000 - 2004
Masters, Computer Science, Computer and Information Science, Information Science, Computer Politehnica University of Timisoara 1987 - 1993
Masters, Mechanical Engineering Institute of Project Management
Cleveland State University
Master of Science, Masters Technical University of Timisoara
Master of Science, Masters
Skills:
Product Development
Engineering
Project Management
Project Engineering
Manufacturing
Engineering Management
Pro Engineer
Six Sigma
R&D
Process Engineering
Testing
Continuous Improvement
Ms Project
Design For Manufacturing
Autocad
Patents
Lean Manufacturing
Ptc Creo
Finite Element Analysis
Microsoft Project
Languages:
Romanian
French
Certifications:
Project Management Professional (Pmp)
Six Sigma Black Belt
Business Acumen For Project Managers
Smartsheet Product Certified User

Publications

Us Patents

Pushing-In Fiber Optic Cable Driver

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US Patent:
7580608, Aug 25, 2009
Filed:
Apr 29, 2008
Appl. No.:
12/150519
Inventors:
Wolf Kluwe - Iserlohn, DE
Karyne P. Prevratil - Watauga TX, US
Marcel G. Mures - Fort Worth TX, US
Assignee:
Corning Cable Systems LLC - Hickory NC
International Classification:
G02B 6/00
US Classification:
385138, 277619
Abstract:
The present invention discloses a pushing-in device and a method for driving through a cable entry port of an elastomeric sealing element of a fiber optic closure. The pushing-in device comprises a first end having an opening adapted to receive a cable, and a second end having a tip. The tip is capable of penetrating and passing through the cable entry port of the sealing element. The first end is capable of penetrating the sealing element at the cable entry port when the pushing-in device is driven through the cable entry port. In this manner, a cable inserted in the opening of the pushing-in device may be inserted and fed through the sealing element into the fiber optic closure. Also, the pushing-in device may be used as a plug in a cable entry port.

Terminal Shields For Protecting Optical Components In Optical Assemblies

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US Patent:
7660508, Feb 9, 2010
Filed:
Apr 10, 2008
Appl. No.:
12/082330
Inventors:
Marcel G. Mures - Fort Worth TX, US
Omar J. Trevino - Fort Worth TX, US
Assignee:
Corning Cable Systems LLC - Hickory NC
International Classification:
G02B 6/44
US Classification:
385135
Abstract:
Terminal shields are provided that are configured to protect an optical terminal device. The terminal shield comprises a first portion configured to be secured with respect to the optical terminal device. The terminal shield further comprises a second portion pivotally attached to the first portion. The second portion is configured to be pivoted relative to the first portion between an open orientation to provide access to an area of the optical terminal device and a closed orientation with the terminal shield disposed about a portion of the optical terminal device.

Universal Cable Bracket

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US Patent:
7787740, Aug 31, 2010
Filed:
Jun 12, 2008
Appl. No.:
12/157622
Inventors:
Wolf Kluwe - Iserlohn, DE
Marcel G. Mures - Fort Worth TX, US
Karyne P. Prevratil - Watagua TX, US
Diana Rodriguez - Fort Worth TX, US
Assignee:
Corning Cable Systems LLC - Hickory NC
International Classification:
G02B 6/00
G02B 6/44
US Classification:
385137, 385135, 385136
Abstract:
A universal cable bracket for strain relieving a cable in a fiber management system includes a first portion having a cable receiving area defined therein for holding a section of an optic fiber cable with a notch to prevent postponing; a second portion having a complementary cable receiving area for the section of the optic fiber cable, the second portion being configured to mate with the first portion; a routing window defined in at least one of the first and second portions for routing a fiber of the optic fiber cable therethrough; and a sacrament assembly being configured to hold the first and second portions together and to secure the section of the optic fiber cable there between.

Removably Mountable Fiber Optic Terminal

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US Patent:
8520996, Aug 27, 2013
Filed:
Mar 31, 2010
Appl. No.:
12/751860
Inventors:
Andrew P. Cowen - Keller TX, US
Marcel G. Mures - Fort Worth TX, US
Karyne P. Prevratil - Watauga TX, US
Joseph A. Weeks - Keller TX, US
Assignee:
Corning Cable Systems LLC - Hickory NC
International Classification:
G02B 6/00
US Classification:
385135
Abstract:
A zero-U, high-density fiber optic terminal for data centers and central offices is disclosed. The terminal may be used for optical fiber interconnection and/or optical fiber and fiber optic cable storage. The terminal is removably mountable to a cable tray above fiber optic equipment, in a subfloor below fiber optic equipment or on a wall in proximity of fiber optic equipment. Additionally, the terminal may have an adapter panel with fiber optic adapters for optically connecting the optical fiber of a first fiber optic cable received from the cable tray and the optical fiber of a second fiber optic cable. The second fiber optic cable is intended to extend to the fiber optic equipment. The adapter panel and the fiber optic adapters are angled generally in the direction in which the second fiber optic cable is intended to extend. Angling the fiber optic adapters in this manner accommodates routing of second fiber optic cable, and provides ease of access to the fiber optic adapters for connecting and disconnecting fiber optic connectors and to slack storage components for cable management mounted in the terminal.

Fiber Optic Cable Closure And Assembly

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US Patent:
20040156611, Aug 12, 2004
Filed:
Nov 25, 2003
Appl. No.:
10/478928
Inventors:
Randy Cloud - Mentor OH, US
Keith Miller - Twinsburg OH, US
Marcel Mures - Mayfield Heights OH, US
Jose Garcia - Seville, ES
International Classification:
G02B006/00
US Classification:
385/135000
Abstract:
A cable closure assembly includes a rotatable collar secured to an end plate for rotating the end plate with respect to the closure. Drop ports and express ports are provided within the end plate to accommodate either cut or uncut cables within the closure. Grommet and cap tools are provided which consist of two pieces to be installed over cables after the cables are inserted into the closure. A modular closure system is provided including a dome closure and extender or expander closures to increase storage and splicing area within the dome closure. A sliding and locking bracket allows for movement and pivoting of splice trays to access splice trays below other stacked trays. An extender for a strength member bracket accommodates various lengths of strength members on the cable fiber cable. A bracket on an end of a rigid bar member permits wrapping of the cable within the closure and positions the cable within the closure.

Cable Slack Storage Rack

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US Patent:
20090202212, Aug 13, 2009
Filed:
Feb 12, 2008
Appl. No.:
12/069639
Inventors:
Terry D. Cox - Keller TX, US
Marcel G. Mures - Fort Worth TX, US
Diana Rodriguez - Fort Worth TX, US
International Classification:
G02B 6/00
US Classification:
385135
Abstract:
A cable slack storage rack includes a first and second cable zone and a medial portion disposed between them. The first and second cable zones have one or more cable keepers, each of which may define an opening therein for receiving cable for slack storage. The cable slack storage rack may have one or more stacking features, thereby making the racks modular for adding additional slack storage as necessary. In other words, the cable slack storage rack may include one or more stacking features for stackably connecting a second cable slack storage rack to a first cable slack storage rack. By way of example, the first cable zone may carry a pivot profile and the second cable zone may carry a retention tab. In another embodiment, the medial portion may define a coupling slot adapted to receive a coupler as the stacking feature.

Fiber Optic Panels Configured To Retain Fiber Optic Components In A Depth Space Of A Chassis

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US Patent:
20100278499, Nov 4, 2010
Filed:
Apr 30, 2009
Appl. No.:
12/433403
Inventors:
Marcel G. Mures - Fort Worth TX, US
Manuel Alejandro Lopez Sanchez - Reynosa, MX
Antwan J. Works - Lewisville TX, US
International Classification:
G02B 6/00
US Classification:
385135
Abstract:
Embodiments disclosed in the detailed description include fiber optic panels and related apparatuses configured to retain fiber optic components for establishing fiber optic connections. The fiber optic panels are configured such that the fiber optic components and any fiber optic connections made to the fiber optic components can be retained along a depth axis in a depth space of a chassis when the fiber optic panel is inserted into the chassis. The longitudinal axes of the fiber optic components are not parallel to the depth axis of the chassis. In this manner, the area of the depth space of the chassis is utilized to retain fiber optic components so that a greater density of fiber optic components can be supported by fiber optic panels for a given length of the chassis. The fiber optic panel may be any type of fiber optic patch panel or fiber optic module.

Terminal With Internal Environmental Seal

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US Patent:
20080298765, Dec 4, 2008
Filed:
Jul 27, 2007
Appl. No.:
11/881518
Inventors:
Terry Dean Cox - Keller TX, US
Ziwei Liu - Ft. Worth TX, US
Marcel G. Mures - Ft. Worth TX, US
Diana Rodriguez - Alvarado TX, US
Howard C. Schwrtz - Dallas TX, US
Kevin L. Strause - Keller TX, US
International Classification:
G02B 6/00
US Classification:
385139
Abstract:
An environmentally sealed closure, such as a terminal for terminated ends of fiber optic cables, includes a housing having a wall defining an interior volume. A floating sealing assembly is provided including a first plate, a seal member and a second plate arranged in a stack within the interior volume. The seal member has an outer sealing edge for contacting the wall of the housing, which may be straight and/or chamfered. Fiber optic cables extend through the sealing assembly so that the terminated ends are within the splice area. The floating sealing assembly is compressed so as to place the outer sealing edge of the seal member in sealing contact with the wall of the housing. When a pressure differential exists between the splice area and the outside of the housing only one of the first or second plates moves along the longitudinal axis to further compress the seal member and increase sealing between the outer sealing edge and the housing wall.
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Marcel Gabriel Mures from Grapevine, TX, age ~58 Get Report