Rob L Kauffman from 2207 E Ivy St, Mesa, AZ 85213, age 62, Phone: (480) 649-0826

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Manufacturing Business Systems Analyst

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Location:

2207 east Ivy St, Mesa, AZ 85213

Industry:

Defense & Space

Work:

General Dynamics Mission Systems May 2012 - Apr 2015
Software Engineer
General Dynamics Jan 1984 - Apr 2015
Business Intelligence Analyst
Nammo Talley, Inc. Jan 1984 - Apr 2015
System Analyst
Jan 1984 - Apr 2015
Manufacturing Business Systems Analyst

Education:

Western International University 2007 - 2010
Findlay High School
Paradise Valley High School
Western International University
Associates, Bachelors, Associate of Arts, General Studies

Skills:

Business Objects
Oracle
Business Intelligence
Web Intelligence
Microsoft Office
Dashboard
Solumina
Microsoft Sql Server
Databases
Visual Studio
Uml
Unix
Clearquest
Clearcase
Object Oriented Design
C#
System Design
Requirements Management
Embedded Systems
Analysis
Requirements Analysis
Systems Engineering
Matlab
Xml
Software Engineering
Software Documentation
Sap
Visio
Vbscript
Sql
Software Development
Relational Databases
Telelogic Doors
Javascript
Embedded Software
System Architecture
Visual Basic
Sharepoint
Configuration Management
Ms Project
Unix Shell Scripting
Linux
Ssrs
Microsoft Project
Sap Businessobjects

Languages:

Spanish

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Clinical Pharmacist At South Florida Baptist Hospital

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United States

Industry:

Hospital & Health Care

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NASCAR charts a new course

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you may be surprised that Joe Gibbs Racing bought one for Carl Edwards team and Stewart-Haas Racing bought one for Kurt Busch. Both of the Charters were bought from Rob Kauffman who had the Charters as principal owner of Michael Waltrip Racing which ceased operations at the end of the 2015 season.

Date

Feb 17, 2016

Category:

Sports

Source:

Google

Cup preview: Chip Ganassi Racing still chasing elusive Cup success

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a new crew chief for 2016 (Chad Johnston, formerly with Tony Stewart), while McMurray is looking forward to a second year with Matt McCall. Meanwhile, Rob Kauffman is selling his two Michael Waltrip Racing Cup series charters and has taken a minority ownership stake in the Ganassi NASCAR operation.

Date

Feb 12, 2016

Category:

Sports

Source:

Google

NASCAR's new charter system shuts out storied Wood Brothers

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technically two charters up for sale because Michael Waltrip Racing shuttered its organization in November. MWR co-owner Rob Kauffman, the architect of the charter system, is free to sell them to the highest bidder and has completed deals with Joe Gibbs Racing and Stewart-Haas Racing to transfer the slots.

Date

Feb 12, 2016

Source:

Google

NASCAR charters a new course in 2016

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other major teams such as Hendrick Motorsports -- said the mid-season rules changes by NASCAR were a major distraction. But the addition of Rob Kauffman to the ownership by Ganassi and Felix Sabates plus some engineers from the now-defunct Michael Waltrip Racing team should solve any manpower problems.

Date

Feb 11, 2016

Category:

Sports

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Google

Explaining NASCAR's new charter system

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a charter. Michael Waltrip Racing got two charters because its now-defunct Nos. 15 and 55 cars ran the full season from 2013-2015. Chip Ganassi Racing co-owner Rob Kauffman, formerly a partner at MWR, retains the rights to MWR's two charters. He's going to sell a charter to SHR and a charter to JGR.

Date

Feb 10, 2016

Category:

Sports

Source:

Google

NASCAR Adopts Sweeping Changes In Charter System

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immediately, as Michael Waltrip Racing earned two berths as a two-car regular participant before going out of business after last season. Former MWR majority owner Rob Kauffman - president of the Race Team Alliance made up of 18 Cup teams that brokered this deal with NASCAR -possesses the charters.

Date

Feb 10, 2016

Category:

Sports

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Google

Why the New Charter System Is a Win-Win for NASCAR and Its Race-Team Owners

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Whats interesting is that it took a guy like Rob Kauffman, former majority owner of the now-defunct Michael Waltrip Racing, to form the Race Team Alliance and get the ball rolling toward what manifested itself on Tuesday.

Date

Feb 10, 2016

Category:

Sports

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Google

NASCAR formalizes the details of revolutionary new charter system

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Most significantly, perhaps, teams will be able to resell the charters privately for whatever they can charge. Rob Kauffman, the former majority owner of Michael Waltrip Racing, for example, can sell his charters for the highest bid. Two likely buyers of those charters are Stewart-Haas Racing for th

Date

Feb 09, 2016

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Sports

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Wikipedia

Rob Kauffman

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Rob Kauffman is a Republican member of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives for the 89th District and was elected in 2004. He currently sits on the ...

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