Joseph D Bisby

age ~76

from Fairfield, CA

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Also known as:

Joseph A Bisby

Phone and address:: 2151 Cobblestone Ave, Fairfield, CA 94533
7074224419

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Joseph Bisby Phones & Addresses

2151 Cobblestone Ave, Fairfield, CA 94533 • 7074224419
Lodi, CA
San Jose, CA
2151 Cobblestone Ave, Fairfield, CA 94534

Work

Company:

Global mrv inc
Nov 2011 to May 2014
Position:

Strategic consultant

Education

Degree:

Bachelors
School / High School:

Michigan State University
1972 to 1978
Specialities:

Electronics Engineering, Electronics

Skills

Product Development • Product Marketing • Business Planning • Product Management • Negotiation • Marketing Strategy • Automotive • Product Launch • Start Ups • Business Development • Pricing • Crm • New Business Development • International Sales • International Business • Competitive Analysis • Key Account Management • Voice of the Customer • Contract Negotiation • Executive Management • Change Management • Program Management • Management • Manufacturing • Marketing • Team Leadership • Marketing Management • Project Management • Sales • Project Planning • Management Consulting • Channel Partners • Forecasting • Account Management • Sales Operations • Process Improvement • Supply Chain Management • Business Strategy • Market Analysis • Strategy • Market Research • Selling • Training • P&L Management • Strategic Planning • Product Lifecycle Management • Strategic Partnerships • Engineering Management • Cross Functional Team Leadership

Languages

English

Industries

Transportation/Trucking/Railroad

Resumes

Joseph Durell Bisby

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Location:

2151 Cobblestone Ave, Fairfield, CA 94534

Industry:

Transportation/Trucking/Railroad

Work:

Global Mrv Inc Nov 2011 - May 2014
Strategic Consultant
Lumasense Technologies, Inc. May 2007 - Sep 2011
Product Manager
Lumasense Technologies, Inc. May 1982 - Aug 2011
Gas Sensing Product Manager

Education:

Michigan State University 1972 - 1978
Bachelors, Electronics Engineering, Electronics Lake Michigan College 1970 - 1973
Master of Science, Masters, Liberal Arts

Skills:

Product Development
Product Marketing
Business Planning
Product Management
Negotiation
Marketing Strategy
Automotive
Product Launch
Start Ups
Business Development
Pricing
Crm
New Business Development
International Sales
International Business
Competitive Analysis
Key Account Management
Voice of the Customer
Contract Negotiation
Executive Management
Change Management
Program Management
Management
Manufacturing
Marketing
Team Leadership
Marketing Management
Project Management
Sales
Project Planning
Management Consulting
Channel Partners
Forecasting
Account Management
Sales Operations
Process Improvement
Supply Chain Management
Business Strategy
Market Analysis
Strategy
Market Research
Selling
Training
P&L Management
Strategic Planning
Product Lifecycle Management
Strategic Partnerships
Engineering Management
Cross Functional Team Leadership

Languages:

English

Us Patents

Sensor Support Subassembly
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US Patent:

55827977, Dec 10, 1996
Filed:

Mar 1, 1995
Appl. No.:

8/396931
Inventors:

Eric L. Kewley - Alameda CA
Joseph D. Bisby - Fairfield CA
Assignee:

Andros Incorporated - Berkeley CA
International Classification:

G01N 2700
G01N 2726
US Classification:

422 83
Abstract:

An improved sensor support subassembly for a chemical sensor in the testing of gaseous emissions. The sensor support subassembly of the present invention comprises means for slideably engaging a sensor unit with a gas intake manifold block. The sensor unit comprises a cylindrical base which forms the inlet to the sensor. The manifold block comprises a gas intake means, a gas channel and a U-shaped slot for slideably engaging the sensor unit's cylindrical base within the manifold block such that an air-tight passage is formed between the sensor inlet and the gas channel. The sensor support subassembly also provides a sealing means for ensuring an air-tight seal between the sensor unit and the manifold block. This slidable engagement scheme allows the sensor unit to be rotated about the axis of the cylindrical base, which in turn facilitates the use of a card-edge connector for making the electronic connections between the sensor and the sensor testing system power and data lines.