Astronics Aes Sep 1, 2010 - Apr 2012
Test Engineer Iii
Rosen Aviation Feb 2010 - Aug 2010
Test Engineer
Rosen Aviation Jun 2008 - Mar 2009
Reliability Engineer
Rosen Aviation Nov 2002 - Jun 2008
Quality Compliance Engineer
Rosen Products Mar 2001 - Sep 2002
Electrical Design Engineer
Education:
Oregon State University 1996 - 1998
Bachelors, Bachelor of Science, Electrical Engineering
Thurston High School
Lane Community College
Skills:
Halt Environmental Testing Mil Std Instrument Control Engineering
Paul S. Osterman - Eugene OR Walter E. Heron - Veneta OR
Assignee:
Indian Head Industries, Inc. - Charlotte NC
International Classification:
B60Q 144
US Classification:
340479, 340453, 340454, 188 111 W, 188 111 E
Abstract:
A vehicle brake monitor for a brake actuator including a housing, a reciprocal push rod extending through an opening in the housing and a stone shield mounted in the housing opening. An annular sleeve surrounds the push rod which is integrally formed of plastic including opposed sleeve portions which are generally semicircular in cross-section and a longitudinal integral flexible hinge portion interconnecting the adjacent sides of the sleeve portions, such that the annular sleeve may be received on the push rod, and an adjustable connector element interconnecting the opposed sides of the sleeve portions. The sleeve includes an elongated magnet, preferably a ceramic magnet having face portions which are magnetized with adjacent north and south poles and the stone shield includes a Hall-effect sensor which senses the location of the sleeve as the push rod reciprocates through the stone shield.
Terry L. Stonehocker - Anderson SC R. Ryan Moore - Easley SC Paul S. Osterman - Eugene OR Walter E. Heron - Veneta OR
Assignee:
Indian Head Industries, Inc. - Charlotte NC
International Classification:
B60Q 144
US Classification:
340479, 340453, 340454, 188 111 W, 188 111 E
Abstract:
An apparatus for assembling a brake monitor upon a brake actuator, wherein the brake monitor includes an annular push rod sleeve having a first sensor element, preferably a magnet, and a second sensor element fixed relative to the brake actuator housing. The installation apparatus includes a push rod sleeve adjustment member which supports the push rod sleeve and movable by a servomotor, a programmable logic controller (PLC), preferably including an analog card, operably connected to the second sensor element including a power supply having a predetermined voltage. The PLC controls the servomotor to adjust the axial position of the push rod sleeve on the push rod until the second sensor element senses a predetermined voltage, and the apparatus then fixes the push rod sleeve on the push rod. The installation apparatus also locates an annular sensor sleeve within the brake actuator housing and disposes the push rod through the sensor sleeve and aligns the components of the housing, push rod, return spring, etc.
Paul Osterman - Eugene OR, US Walter Heron - Veneta OR, US
International Classification:
B60Q001/00
US Classification:
340/453000, 340/454000
Abstract:
A vehicle brake monitor for a brake actuator including a housing, a reciprocal push rod extending through an opening in the housing and a stone shield mounted in the housing opening. An annular sleeve surrounds the push rod which is integrally formed of plastic including opposed sleeve portions which are generally semicircular in cross-section and a longitudinal integral flexible hinge portion interconnecting the adjacent sides of the sleeve portions, such that the annular sleeve may be received on the push rod, and an adjustable connector element interconnecting the opposed sides of the sleeve portions. The sleeve includes an elongated magnet, preferably a ceramic magnet having face portions which are magnetized with adjacent north and south poles and the stone shield includes a Hall-effect sensor which senses the location of the sleeve as the push rod reciprocates through the stone shield.
Paul S. Osterman - Eugene OR Walter E. Heron - Veneta OR
Assignee:
Indian Head Industries, Inc. - Charlotte NC
International Classification:
B60Q 144
US Classification:
340479
Abstract:
A vehicle brake monitor for a brake actuator including a housing, a reciprocal push rod extending through an opening in the housing and a stone shield mounted in the housing opening. An annular sleeve surrounds the push rod which is integrally formed of plastic including opposed sleeve portions which are generally semicircular in cross-section and a longitudinal integral flexible hinge portion interconnecting the adjacent sides of the sleeve portions, such that the annular sleeve may be received on the push rod, and an adjustable connector element interconnecting the opposed sides of the sleeve portions. The sleeve includes an elongated magnet, preferably a ceramic magnet having face portions which are magnetized with adjacent north and south poles and the stone shield includes a Hall-effect sensor which senses the location of the sleeve as the push rod reciprocates through the stone shield.
Isbn (Books And Publications)
Broken Ladders: Managerial Careers in the New Economy
Hi-Tech Transport Electronics, Inc. Communications Equipment
1730 Willow Creek Cir, Eugene, OR 97402
Paul Osterman Electrical Engineer
Rosen Aviation Aviation & Aerospace · Mfg Aircraft Parts/Equipment · All Other Motor Vehicle Dealers · Other Aircraft Parts and Auxiliary Equipment Manufacturing
1020 Owen Loop S, Eugene, OR 1020 Owen Lp S, Eugene, OR 97402 PO Box 1758, Eugene, OR 97440 5413423802, 8886684955, 5414344512
Paul E. Osterman
TREASURE HUT ENTERPRISES, INC
Paul Osterman Professional Engineer
HI-TECH TRANSPORT ELECTRONICS Mfg Communications Equipment · Other Communications Equipment Manufacturing
PO Box 24308, Eugene, OR 97402 1730 Willow Crk Cir, Eugene, OR 97402 5413437884, 5414313103, 5414313121
Paul Osterman, a management professor at MIT, said the decision was at least partly a result of pressure from organizations such as OUR Walmart, a union-backed group of the companys employees.
Date: Feb 20, 2015
Category: Business
Source: Google
'I need a better wage for myself': Fast-food wage protests highlight shift in economy
grow awareness and support for their cause. My view on this is that it is too soon to know if the strikes will impact wages in fast food per se, said Paul Osterman, professor of human resources and management at MIT and author of "Good Jobs America: Making Work Better for Everyone," in an email.
Among the factors weighing on the recovery are government job cuts, the result of the slowdown in tax collections following the recession, said Paul Osterman, a professor of management at Massachusetts Institute of Technology. State and local governments shed 7,000 jobs in August alone, the report s
Date: Sep 08, 2012
Category: Business
Source: Google
For legion of fans, Apple retail jobs prove a letdown
believers skew young, as anyone who has ever set foot in an Apple Store knows. And the relative youth of this workforce helps explain why people are likely to judge the company by a different set of standards when it comes to wages, says Paul Osterman, a professor at MITs Sloan School of Management.