Timothy Bayless

Timothy Bayless has extensive work experience in the manufacturing and foundry engineering industry. Timothy started their career at Grede Foundries, Inc. in 1999 as a Tooling Repairer, where they were responsible for the maintenance and machining of patterns, masks, and core box tooling. Timothy then worked as a Layout Technician, programming CMMs and ensuring that pattern and core box tooling met customer specifications. From 2003 to 2006, Timothy served as a Foundry Engineering Technician, assisting with PPAP and APQP development and completing light machining of castings for product sample evaluation.

In 2006, Timothy joined Grede Holdings LLC as a Product Engineer, specializing in tooling design for horizontal and vertical molding machines and core tooling for various processes. Timothy utilized ProEngineer solid and advanced surface modeling for casting and tooling designs. From 2008 to 2014, they advanced to the role of Senior Product Engineer, where they optimized casting and tooling designs using ProEngineer and Magmasoft software. Timothy developed a process to accurately predict soundness and mechanical properties of cast materials, minimizing the need for physical sampling. In 2015, they transitioned to the role of Manufacturing/Foundry Engineer, fully designing and coordinating tooling builds and resolving production problems related to tooling at Grede Holdings LLC.

Overall, Timothy Bayless has a strong background in tooling design, manufacturing coordination, and problem-solving within the manufacturing and foundry engineering industry.

Timothy Bayless began their education in 1996 at Wichita State University, where they pursued a degree in Electrical, Electronics, and Communications Engineering. However, they were unable to complete the program, as their education at Wichita State University ended in 1998.

After a gap of a few years, Timothy resumed their education in 2001 at St. Cloud State University. During their time there, they focused on engineering and completed various courses related to Computer-Aided Design (CAD) and engineering. Unfortunately, no information is provided regarding the degree they pursued or completed at St. Cloud State University.