Marty Mann

Marty Mann has a diverse work experience spanning over several decades. Marty began their career in the United States Air Force as an Electronic Warfare System Specialist, troubleshooting, repairing, and maintaining aircraft systems and components. Marty then worked as a Flight Operations Electrician at Rockwell International, troubleshooting and repairing aircraft wire problems. After Rockwell International was purchased by Boeing, Marty became an Aircraft/Flight Test Electrician and later an Airworthiness Inspector at Boeing Commercial Airplanes. At Boeing, they inspected and documented aircraft defects and ensured that maintenance and servicing were performed according to specifications.

Marty then transitioned into the field of microscopy scanning systems and joined Applied Precision Inc., where they worked as an Integration Technician. Their responsibilities included assembling, integrating, testing, repairing, and packing 3D restoration microscopy imaging systems and biochip/slide/plate scanning systems. Marty also trained other employees in these tasks.

Marty continued their career at Applied Precision, LLC, where they held the roles of Technical Support Representative and Senior Manufacturing Technician. As a Technical Support Rep., they documented, prioritized, and responded to customer queries and issues. Marty also supported Field Service Engineers on-site and troubleshooted and repaired customer systems. In their role as Senior Manufacturing Technician, they assembled, integrated, tested/repaired, and packed microscopy imaging systems and scanning systems. Marty also trained other employees.

Marty then joined GE Healthcare (formerly Applied Precision) as a Senior Engineering Technician. Marty worked with the advanced development team and supported the development, design, and build of new microscopy scanning systems. Marty also handled system updates and improvements.

After their tenure at GE Healthcare, Marty joined Palo Alto Health Sciences as a Senior Technician, providing general engineering support and performing tests using LabVIEW and other test equipment. Marty also modified parts using common shop tools.

Most recently, Marty has been working at RareCyte, Inc. as a Manufacturing Engineering Associate. Their responsibilities include performing complex mechanical assembly operations, conducting quality checks and audits, organizing documentation, and assisting with documentation tasks.

Overall, Marty Mann has a wide range of experience in engineering, manufacturing, and technical support roles, with a particular focus on microscopy scanning systems and aircraft maintenance.

From 1979 to 1981, Marty Mann attended a high school and technical school. However, no specific degree or field of study was mentioned.