Charles E Pittman from Long Beach, CA, age 76

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Charles Ronald Pittman

License #:

PE.0004723 - Expired

Category:

Civil Engineer

Issued Date:

May 31, 1955

Expiration Date:

Mar 31, 2008

Type:

Civil Engineer; Environmental Engineer

Charles Ronald Pittman

License #:

PLS.0003044 - Expired

Category:

Civil Engineer

Issued Date:

May 31, 1955

Expiration Date:

Mar 31, 2008

Resumes

Sr. Sales Engineer At Level 3 Communications

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Location:

Houston, Texas Area

Industry:

Telecommunications

Work:

Level 3 Communications 2009 - 2013
Sr. Sales Engineer
Sprint 1998 - 2009
Senior Solutions Engineer
Pixelon.com - San Juan Capistrano, CA 1999 - 2000
Information Systems Director
Lowe Enterprises Jun 1997 - May 1998
IT Manager
FileNet Aug 1995 - Jun 1997
Team Lead

Education:

University of Phoenix 2001 - 2005
BS, Business Management Coastline Community College 2000 - 2001
AA, Nuclear Power Technology

Certifications:

ITIL V3 Foundation
SSCA - SIP School Certified Associate
VTSP 5 - VMware Technical Sales Professional
CCNA - Cisco Certified Network Associate
CCDA - Cisco Certified Design Associate
MCSE - Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer NT4.0

Vp Global Facilities

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Location:

Orange County, California Area

Industry:

Medical Devices

Vp Global Facilities At Beckman Coulter

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Position:

VP Global Facilities at Beckman Coulter

Location:

Cabinet Of Improved Design And Construction

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US Patent:

55271030, Jun 18, 1996

Filed:

Oct 1, 1993

Appl. No.:

8/130236

Inventors:

Charles Pittman - Lakewood CA

International Classification:

A47B 4703

US Classification:

312263

Abstract:

There is disclosed a cabinet which is formed of wood substrate panels in which a plurality of flat side and end panels have end slots which interlocked together to form a cabinet subassembly. Each end slot extends half the height of its respective panel and has a sufficient width to receive the next adjacent panel in the subassembly. The final assembly also includes top and bottom frames formed of interconnected stringers, one stringer each coextensive with the top edge of each of the flat panels, with each of the stringers having a groove coextensive its length which receives the top edge of its respective panel, thereby interlocking the assembly without use of mechanical fasteners or glue into a strong cabinet which resists racking.

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