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Nancy Tkachenko

309 Cedar Court, Oakley, CA 94001 ·  (925)470-9876 ·  nancy@yahoo.com   

EDUCATION AND PROFESSIONAL TRAINING

B.S., Electrical & Electronic Engineering

  Minor, Computer Engineering

  California State University, Chico  ·  Graduation: December 2007     

                       

Professional Training:

·  Lock Out Tag Out Try Out Procedures (LOTOTO)

·  Profibus/Profinet Communication

·  GE Proficy Machine Edition

·  GE Series 90 PLC Control

·  Dynamics and Control of AC Drives

·  Hot – Dip Galvanized Sheet Production

·  AMA Effective Technical Writing

·  Coaching for Success

·  Team Building & Problem Solving

·  Work experience with Geothermal and Natural Gas Power Plants, and Power Trading

        

Computer Aided Design:

·  AutoCAD  ·  Logicmaster (LM) 9070  ·  Siemens Simocode ES  ·  SST Profibus Configuration 

·  GE Proficy Machine Edition  ·  Cimplicity  ·  SCADA

Languages and Software:

· Programmable Logic Control (PLC)  ·  Ladder Logic  ·  Windows (XP, Vista, & 7)  ·  MS Office\2007  

·  C/C++  ·  Assembly

PROJECTS

Automated Cooling Water Control Valve:

The cooling section of the Continuous Annealing Line needed to be controlled more efficiently than the manual on/off valve being used. I installed and commissioned a pneumatically controlled variable valve that would open and close to regulate the temperature of the water to a certain set point.

Automated Siemens AC Variable Speed Drives for Temperature Based Cooling Application:

Installed, programmed, and commissioned two Siemens AC variable speed drives in the Jet Cool section of the Continuous Annealing Line. The drives turn fan motors on and off automatically to regulate the steel strip temperature as it exits the furnace section of the line.

Multiple Operator Control Station Upgrades:

Many of the steel mill operator stations are old, rusty, and failing. I designed new operator control stations; reusing some of the existing physical controls and consolidating the other controls onto an HMI screen. I wrote new programming for the HMI controls and updated existing programming per each operator station’s requirements.

Automated Hydraulic Pumps and Pneumatic Solenoids for Shear and Coil Car Controls:

The shear and coil car controls at the entry end of the Continuous Annealing Line were out of date and failing. I automated the controls for the hydraulic pumps that controlled a shear used to cut the steel. I also installed a new set of pneumatic solenoid valves and automated them to raise and lower a steel coil upon operator command using a push button.

Upgraded a GE Series 6 PLC to a GE 90-70:

Lead engineer. The Electrolytic Tinning Line #1 entry control PLC was out of date and was no longer supported by the manufacturer. In order to avoid any delays in production, the PLC needed to be upgraded to something newer. All of the control logic from the Series 6 PLC was re-written in the 90-70 PLC. The 90-70 PLC was run in parallel to the Series 6 to verify the control logic worked correctly. Then the new PLC was installed and commissioned.

WORK EXPERIENCE

Automation & Controls Engineer                  USS – POSCO Industries, Pittsburg, CA                         1/08 – Present

·      Designed new controls for operator work stations and implemented using PLC programming

·      Automated controls equipment and improved upon existing process control

·      Commissioned and/or edited electrical drawings using AutoCAD

·      Designed Human Machine Interface (HMI) screens using SCADA and Cimplicity software

Electrical Engineering Assistant                                  Redding Electric Utility, Redding, CA                              6/07-8/07

·      Assisted Control Systems Operator in Power Scheduling, Power Trading, and distribution

·      Project coordinator for removal of 12kV Auxiliary Bus at a substation

Engineering Intern                                                           Calpine Corporation, Middletown, CA                             7/05-8/05, 7/06-8/06

·      Retrofit a 480V power breaker

·      Commissioned as-built electrical drawings for Motor Control Centers (MCC)

·      Designed and conducted motor starting transient analysis and over-current relay device coordination projects

 

LEADERSHIP AND VOLUNTEER ACTIVITIES

Leukemia & Lymphoma Society                              East Bay Chapter, CA                                       2/11-Present

Team in Training Volunteer Staff Member

·      Cycling SAG Captain – in charge of finding nutritional donations, coordinating volunteers for water stops

·      Triathlon Mentor – in charge of mentoring select group of triathletes during the season, helping them address personal training issues, acting as a supportive staff member, assisting when head coaches are not at workouts

Project READ Volunteer                              Bay Point, CA                                                   1/11-Present

·      Attend weekly reading sessions for 1^st – 5^th grade students who are struggling with reading

·      Read to students and help them improve their reading and comprehension skills

Math and Science Tutor                               Contra Costa County, CA                                              6/10-Present

·      Tutor coworkers children in science and math, ranging from grades 6 to 12

UPI’s CSU,Chico Senior Project Mentor                Contra Costa County, CA                                              6/09-6/11

·      Assist senior project group in design of system made for the company

·      Provide list of equipment that is available on-site for project implementation

·      Teach students applicable PLC programming used at USS – POSCO

Society of Women Engineers                                    CSU, Chico, CA                                                            8/04-12/07

·      SWE President, 8/06-5/07 – organized chapter meetings, assisted in set up fundraisers, workshops, and

volunteer events, oversaw financial spending, liaison to CSU,Chico clubs

·      SWE Vice President, 8/05-5/06 – assisted President in obligations, supported other officers in any way

needed, ran weekly meetings, assigned weekly tasks to other officers

·      SWE Merchandise Officer, 8/04-5-05 – designed merchandise that SWE could sell to the College of

Engineering as a club fundraiser

ACCOMPLISHMENTS AND OTHER ACTIVITIES

·  CSU, Chico Dean’s Honor List  ·  Eta Kappa Nu (EKN)  Member – Electrical Engineering honors society

· Society of Women Engineers (SWE)  · Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers (IEEE) Member 

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