Alessandra Novo da Rosa

• Job Title: Factory Automation Engineer I - Mechatronics Engineering knowledge in the development of tests for product validation, elaboration of diagnostic sequences using Teststand NI software with LabView using CAN protocols such as J1939, UDS and ISOBUS
• As well as the use of auxiliary diagnostic tools, such as Vector's CANalyzer
• Support for testing and programming ECUs, electronic control units for tractors
• Design of test and programming equipment, such as ECU programming benches and electrical panels for the production process of a tractor assembly line, meeting engineering requirements
• Support for the analysis and diagnosis of electrical problems in tractors, root cause investigation and implementation of corrective actions to improve the assembly process.

Achievements: Development of cabin end-of-line testing hardware and software.

• Development of tests used to verify the electrical assembly of various product functions in agricultural machinery during assembly in a factory environment.
• Diagnosing problems using test equipment such as multimeters and power supplies.
• Installed software updates in the manufacturing process of production machines, providing customer technical assistance when necessary.
• Assisted in the design of new products or modifications to existing products to improve performance.

• Developed and implemented priority plans to meet customer demand.
• Analyzed inventory levels to ensure on-time delivery of products.
• Created reports for management to assess production performance.
• Conducted regular meetings with cross-functional teams to review tractor delivery schedules, timelines, and priorities.
• Monitored the progress of production processes to identify potential problems or areas for improvement.
• Assisted in troubleshooting issues related to equipment malfunctions or delays in supply chain networks.
• Reviewed customer orders regularly to prioritize tasks according to their urgency.

• Preventive and corrective maintenance on production equipment for the welding and assembly process, such as Lincoln Electric technology, Emhart Teknologies and test benches.
• Performed preventative maintenance on electrical and electronic equipment.
• Troubleshot and diagnosed problems with various electrical equipment.
• Replaced faulty wiring, switches, motors and other components as required.
• Repaired defective components using hand tools such as soldering irons and wrenches.
• Ensured compliance of all safety protocols related to the installation of electrical equipment.
• Maintained records of maintenance activities including parts used and labor hours expended.
• Assisted in developing preventive maintenance programs for critical assets.
• Programmed PLC's with ladder logic diagrams.
• Conducted periodic inspections of all installed electrical equipment to ensure proper operation.
• Provided technical support to production personnel regarding issues related to electrical system performance.
• Followed up on customer complaints about malfunctioning equipment.
• Researched technical information from manufacturers manuals and catalogs to identify replacement parts.
• Adhered strictly to lockout and tagout procedures when working on energized circuits.
• Diagnosed equipment malfunctions and completed repairs to restore equipment and maintain uptime.
• Read and worked from electronic blueprint drawings.
• Climbed towers, worked in confined crawl spaces and worked flexible, non-standard workweek.

• HT Micron, a Brazil-Korea joint venture, is a prominent Brazilian semiconductor company offering advanced solutions for the electronics industry. Their diverse portfolio encompasses memory integrated circuits, NAND Flashs, and IoT components, while earning recognition from the Great Place to Work program.
  I was part of the transition from the previous HT Micron infrastructure, called Basecamp, to the new headquarters located on the Unisinos university campus. In my role, I maintained backend process machinery, specifically in chip automated encapsulation, ensuring precision in production by adjusting machine parameters and addressing performance issues in a clean room environment. My focus was on the Wire Bonding process, involving gold wire welding (Thermo-Sonic) for the chip's electrical connections (memory modules).

• BAT Brasil, formerly known as Souza Cruz, is a Brazilian cigarette company, currently a participant in British American Tobacco in Brazil.
• Corrective and preventive maintenance of cigarette manufacturing and packaging machines; Repair of electronic equipment on the production line; Preventative maintenance planning (SAP software); Thermographs inspections and preparation of analysis and reports; Execution and review of safety and quality checklist; Development of interns and suppliers for outsourcing repairs; Programming of Siemens PLC, Inverters and HMIs; Participation in projects to implement new technologies in addition to refurbishing machines and equipment.

• Gerdau is the largest Brazilian steel producing company and one of the main suppliers of long steel in the Americas and special steel in the world.
• Preventative maintenance and corrective maintenance of machinery, preparation of equipment assembly, maintenance plans and recovery procedures, in addition to supporting the central electrical workshop.