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MISSION
Our mission
is to provide our clients with professional technical services of the highest
quality and with personal attention that only a small firm can truly provide.
Within this framework, the five principles guiding our way of doing business
are:
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Provide sound,
competent technical assistance to our clients.
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Provide products
and services of the highest quality. We strive to be thorough, complete,
clear, and accurate in all of our endeavors.
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Practice in
an ethically sound way, by avoiding conflicts of interest, providing unbiased
advice and analysis, being truthful and complete, and protecting our clients’
lawful interests.
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Ensure that
our clients receive good value for their investment.
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Be responsive,
personable, professional, and courteous in all interactions.
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PERSONNEL |
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Michael
H. deLeon, MSME - President, Consultant |
Experience:
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Mike
deLeon has been an independent consultant since 1998. He has over
20 years' experience in a broad range of industry, manufacturing, university
research, and consulting, including: design and analysis of solar thermal
equipment, development of train brake computer models and simulation software;
failure modes and effects analyses (FMEA/FMECA) for train brake equipment;
system design and analysis of electronically-controlled braking systems
for freight trains; parametric sensitivity analysis for brake control valves;
design of experiments methodology; analysis of patents; project management;
technical papers covering research on air brakes and computer modeling
for freight trains; development of elevator motion controls; noise and
vibration control, electronic design, and manufacturing process planning.
He also has experience in audio systems, sound reinforcement, property
management, maintenance, construction, general contracting, residential
heating, and energy conservation. |
Education:
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M.S. Mechanical
Engineering -
University of New Hampshire
• advanced controls
and computational modeling of non-linear systems |
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B.S. Engineering
- University of Hartford
• acoustics and
electrical engineering |
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