Resume of
Douglas S. Webb
Mechanical/Structural Engineer
Hello, my name is Doug Webb, and I am a Mechanical Engineer. I have
specialized in structural and stress analysis of various
hardware for 19 years. I have also been involved in dynamics, buckling,
non-linear, and deflection analysis of various structures. I have extensive
experience with finite element modeling, hand analysis, and computer
programming. A copy of my resume is posted
below, for details of my working experience. I would especially be interested
in any opportunities in the greater
If you would like to get in contact with me, or have any questions about my background, I can be reached at:
Douglas S. Webb
3142
phone: (504) 781-3349 (Home, evenings central time)
e-mail: D_Webb@prodigy.net
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Education |
Graduated Magna Cum Laude from Clemson University with a Bachelor of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering in 1985. Grade Point Average of 3.70 on a scale of 4.0 Graduate classes at University of Tennessee in Knoxville. Completed 40 credit hours of classwork required for Master of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering. Grade Point Average of 3.95 on a scale of 4.0. Course work concentrated in Advanced Strengths of Materials, Computational Mechanics, and Fracture Mechanics. |
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Lockheed Martin |
Performed stress analysis on the Space
Shuttle Super Lightweight External Tank (SLWT). Manager of Mechanical
Assemblies Group from August 1998. Mechanical Assemblies Group is responsible
for structures such as feedlines, supports, bolted
joints, ring frames, cable trays, fairings, and the SLWT Intertank.
Duties included stress analysis of various aerospace flight
vehicle hardware, disposition of non-conformance hardware, formal
documentation, and supervision of stress engineers. Interfaced with
NASA structures representatives, as well as loads and design departments in
support of changes and new designs. Analyses were performed using both hand
methods and Finite Element solutions. Analysis software used included
MSC/NASTRAN and FEMAP on VAX/VMS, UNIX, and PC environments. Temporary
assignments with Lockheed Martin Fort-Worth and |
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Lockheed Martin |
Member of Central Engineering Analysis group, in structural analysis department. Provided structural analysis to individual projects as required, including customer interface and schedule management. Documented analysis results as required, from formal technical reports to informal memos. Job duties included stress, displacement, buckling, and frequency analysis for many different types of structural systems. Performed both linear and non-linear analyses of items such as fan housings, shipping containers, piping, pressure vessels, storage tanks, and bellows. Non-linear analyses included impact, contact, and post buckled behavior problems. Analyses were performed both by hand methods and extensive use of Finite Element Analysis. Software used included ABAQUS (standard and explicit), MSC/PATRAN, Fortran, MSC/NASTRAN, and LSTC Dyna3D on UNIX platforms. Extensive use of PC software including Microsoft Excel, WordPerfect, Corel Draw, AutoSketch, Mathematica, and TeX. |
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Martin Marietta |
Performed structural analysis on several projects, including Pershing II missile, OnTarget and DVHIT (early "star wars" test vehicles), and Long Range Conventional Stand-off Weapon. Sole stress analyst for the OnTarget project. Duties included stress and displacement analysis of various missile components and ground support equipment, such as missile skins, ring frames, brackets, and bolted/welded joints. Interfaced with designer and loads departments to support analysis. Performed analysis both by hand methods and using Finite Element Analysis solutions. Computer software used included MSC/NASTRAN, Fortran, SDRC I-Deas, and TeX on a VAX/VMS operating system. |
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Awards and Recognition |
Received Director's Spot
Award for work on Super Lightweight External Tank (SLWT) camera fairing
assembly in 1999. Received Space Flight Awareness Excellence Award twice in
1999, for work on Thrust Panel foam loss, and for work on the SLWT stress
report. Received Facility Design Services award in 1997 for outstanding support
to the Melton Valley Storage Tank-Capacity Improvement Program. Received
Award Of Excellence for distinguished performance on the Expansion Joint
Capacity Team in 1996. Received three "Significant Event Awards"
for contributions to Engineering Analysis group in 1990, 1994, and 1996.
Received the "Black Jack Pershing" award for outstanding
contributions on the Pershing missile project in 1986. |
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References |
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