Marco L. DeCapite |
1754 Fairway Dr.
Birmingham, MI 48009 (248) 258-8921 marco@cs.stanford.edu |
| EXPERIENCE | General Motors NAO
Manufacturing Center, Warren, MI
Senior Project Engineer, Die Face Integration Project. Provided technical leadership for development of a four million dollar, 3-year project. Managed system builds and code configuration for an eight person development team. Established a working relationship with the user community through on-site support. Set up a web-based bug reporting and tracking system to efficiently handle user concerns. Participated in the Manufacturing Web Council to apply web technology to manufacturing. |
1997-Present |
| Project Engineer, Die Face Integration Project.
Defined project direction for an integrated manufacturing engineering tool. Performed and documented knowledge assessment of the Die Face Engineering process. Designed a web-based interactive tool to dynamically provide hypertext advice. Developed and deployed prototype system that integrates CAD, CAE and expert knowledge. Setup and maintained department web site for project collaboration. |
1995-1997 | |
| Project Engineer, Manufacturing & Engineering
Math Based Tools
Analyzed business case for integrated powertrain engineering system. Tested workflow and requirements mgmt. software for functionality and compatibility. Gathered detailed customer requirements for projects and compared to tool evaluations. Created local networking prototype of large scale engineering system. Initiated Object Request Broker team to address common implementation issues. |
1992-1993 | |
| Associate Engineer, Artificial Intelligence Applications
Engineering
Completed development of two PC-based expert systems for Powertrain and GM CPE. Developed method to compare sheet-metal math design to scan of final stamped part. |
1991-1992 | |
| Knowledge Systems
Laboratory, Stanford, CA
Research Assistant, How Things Work Project Integrated mathematical solving agent into the Device Modeling Environment. Designed a CML model of a black-body detector for numerical analysis. |
1993-1994 | |
| Alban's
Restaurant, Birmingham, Michigan
Computer Consultant Re-engineered inventory database and process of tracking inventory. Designed and developed restaurant/bar inventory program. |
1988-1991 | |
| Tufts University
Television (TUTV), Medford, Massachusetts
Equipment Manager/General Manager Restructured and revitalized non-profit student organization. Doubled membership and increased program production 300%. Instructed members on video editing, switching, character generation, and use of cameras |
1988-1990 | |
| EDUCATION | Stanford University,
Stanford, California. Master of Science in Computer Science.
Tufts University,
Medford, Massachusetts. Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering.
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June 1995
May 1991 |
| SKILLS | Product Design and Development
StokeJam's TaleMaker Project - CS 194B Software Project Lab (Stanford) Produced a complete children's educational software tool from concept to product in ten weeks. Project Manager of a team of six. |
Spring 1994 |
| Computer Skills
Development Platforms: HP/HP-UX, Sun/Solaris, Macintosh/System 7, Intel/DOS/Windows. Languages: C/C++, Lisp, HTML, Java, PowerModel C, ProTalk, Assembly, FORTRAN. Ancillary Skills: Continuus (Configuration Mgmt), PowerModel (OOD), Netscape SuiteSpot (Web Administration), ObjectBroker (ORB). |
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| HONORS | GM Award of Excellence. Awarded for efficient
coordination of department purchase orders.
GM Fellowship. Awarded toward MSCS degree at Stanford. Research Assistantship. Knowledge Systems Laboratory, Stanford, CA. Tau Beta Pi. Engineering Honor Society. Recording Secretary '90-'91. Eta Kappa Nu. Electrical Engineering Honor Society. |
1997
1994-1995 1993-1994 1990-Present 1990-Present |
| ACTIVITIES | St. Thomas More Youth Group. High school youth
group leader and catechist.
Stanford's Newman Center. Graduate Student Coordinator. GM Project REACH. GM related program to teach inner-city 5th graders about engineering. Fencing. Captain 1986-87, 1989-90, and 1990-91 seasons. Voted MVP 1989-90 season. Social Action Committee. Planned and participated in community volunteer work. |
1995-Present
1994-1995 1991-Present 1982-Present 1990-1991 |