Brian M Repman

age ~50

from Webster, NY

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Brian Repman Phones & Addresses

559 Hills Pond Rd, Webster, NY 14580 • 5852249242
325 Harwick Rd, Rochester, NY 14609 • 5852249242
Irondequoit, NY
Buffalo, NY
Depew, NY
Phoenix, AZ

Work

Company:

Linton crystal technologies
Apr 1, 2013
Position:

Software and controls manager

Education

Degree:

Bachelors, Bachelor of Science
School / High School:

Rochester Institute of Technology
1994 to 1997
Specialities:

Electrical Engineering

Skills

Embedded Systems • Automation • Control Systems Design • Software Engineering • Plc • Product Development • Software Development • Embedded Software • Electronics • C++ • Engineering Management • Testing • C • Manufacturing • Software Project Management • Systems Engineering • Visual Studio • Autocad • Troubleshooting • R&D • Qnx • Sensors • Image Processing • Customer Support • Rtos • Software Configuration Management • Process Control • User Interface Design • Eclipse • Microsoft Sql Server • Subversion • Serial Communications • Mysql • Vmware • Virtualization • Tcp/Ip Protocols • Cvs • Svn • C/C++ Stl • Sqlite • Vsphere • Pid

Industries

Industrial Automation

Resumes

Software And Controls Manager

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Location:

Syracuse, NY

Industry:

Industrial Automation

Work:

Linton Crystal Technologies
Software and Controls Manager
Spx Corporation Mar 2011 - Mar 2013
Software Manager
Spx Corporation Apr 2008 - Mar 2011
Software Project Manager
Videk 2006 - 2008
Software Group Leader
Videk 2003 - 2006
Senior Software Engineer

Education:

Rochester Institute of Technology 1994 - 1997
Bachelors, Bachelor of Science, Electrical Engineering Alfred State College - Suny College of Technology 1992 - 1994
Associates, Associate of Arts, Electrical Engineering

Skills:

Embedded Systems
Automation
Control Systems Design
Software Engineering
Plc
Product Development
Software Development
Embedded Software
Electronics
C++
Engineering Management
Testing
C
Manufacturing
Software Project Management
Systems Engineering
Visual Studio
Autocad
Troubleshooting
R&D
Qnx
Sensors
Image Processing
Customer Support
Rtos
Software Configuration Management
Process Control
User Interface Design
Eclipse
Microsoft Sql Server
Subversion
Serial Communications
Mysql
Vmware
Virtualization
Tcp/Ip Protocols
Cvs
Svn
C/C++ Stl
Sqlite
Vsphere
Pid

Us Patents

Crystal Growing Assembly With Combination Lift Arm And Winch
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US Patent:

20220298671, Sep 22, 2022
Filed:

Feb 18, 2022
Appl. No.:

17/675708
Inventors:

- Rochester NY, US
Joel C. Stefl - Rochester NY, US
Brian M. Repman - Rochester NY, US
International Classification:

C30B 15/30
C30B 15/20
Abstract:

A lift arm can be rotatably mounted to a crystal growing apparatus to service a hot-zone of the crystal growing apparatus. A low-speed, high-power lift arm actuator can control vertical positioning of the lift arm. Movable clamp arms secured to the lift arm can engage a lip of a furnace tank to facilitate lifting and moving the furnace tank to a desired location by correlated raising, lowering, or rotating of the lift arm. A winch mounted to a distal end of the lift arm can control spooling of a cable that passes through an interior of the lift arm and out an opening between the clamp arms. The cable can include an attachment mechanism for coupling to a crucible. The winch can thus lift the crucible at vertical speeds far in excess of the lift arm actuator's vertical speed.

Active Cleaning Vacuum System And Method
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US Patent:

20200291543, Sep 17, 2020
Filed:

Mar 15, 2019
Appl. No.:

16/354488
Inventors:

- Rochester NY, US
John A. Reese - Rochester NY, US
Brian M. Repman - Rochester NY, US
Joel C. Stefl - Rochester NY, US
International Classification:

C30B 35/00
C30B 23/00
C30B 29/16
C30B 27/02
C30B 25/14
Abstract:

A vacuum system for silicon crystal growth includes a silicon crystal growth chamber, a first vacuum pipe, a second vacuum pipe, and an oxides container. The first vacuum pipe is coupled to the chamber and has within a first brush that is movable in a first direction for removing internal oxides. The second vacuum pipe is coupled to the first vacuum pipe for receiving the internal oxides via the first brush and has within a second brush that is movable in a second direction different from the first direction. The second brush transports the received internal oxides away from the first vacuum pipe. The oxides container is coupled to the second vacuum pipe for receiving the internal oxides via the second brush.