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I'm a former participant in RAH several years back. I now work for a
small aerospace company that makes aftermarket helicopter parts. Our prototyping shop is in desperate need of a very talented fabricator/prototyper with the kind of talent not normally found in giant aerospce companies. My boss has asked me to assist him in finding the right person. I believe an active homebuilder or experimental airplane fabricator is just the ticket. THIS posting is just a heads-up to spread the word. An additional posting will be made as soon as we set up an e-mail box for the responses. The skills we are looking for are : First and foremost, we need a rapid prototyping genius. Someone reminiscent of the "good old days" at Scaled and the early days of homebuilt composites, where a new idea was executed in foam, glass, duct tape and Bondo on a quick and dirty basis, then smashed and rebuilt a couple of times, THEN made into a production buck or mold. Fast turnaround. We know where to find a hundred prototypers that will plod along and have it done "next month hopefully". We need the kind of energy and speed to get an idea into a visible form immediately, then get it into an experimental form very quickly. We need someone who can stare at a part and "see" the air flowing around and through it. We need someone who can come up with shapes and cross-sections to interface an internal part to the external airframe. The kind of guy (sorry, or girl) who can Bondo some foam blocks on an engine, then carve, sand and glass a cowling that flows beautifully with the airplane, THEN do the same with the airflow inside the cowl. And have it done NOW because the plane needs to fly to Oshkosh. This person does NOT have to be an engineer, a pilot, or a licensed A&P, Those qualifications would not make a difference one way or another. We need to find the talent and speed. This person also must understand how to get things done in terms of getting the parts and supplies needed, knowing what materials and tools to keep in the shop, and be able to work with or without others. Unfortunately, we are NOT looking for "highly experienced homebuilders" who have slowed down or burned out. It's the speed and energy we need every bit as much as the finished product. The reward for finding this rare combination of talent and energy is that the position will pay VERY well. Location is in the best part of the Northern California Bay Area, Marin County, only 15 minutes from the Golden Gate. Full benefits, small company atmosphere, and you will see the results of your work. Sorry for the tease, but I will make another posting with the contact information very soon. Please spread the word if you know anyone who is qualified for this position, and have them monitor this newsgroup for the contact info. The group contact link for this posting will not be checked by me. If you need to contact me immediately use victorbravo {at) sbcglobal dot] nettt Bill Berle |
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