In USA:  Morgan  |  Modeling & Roll pass  |  Cascade  |  .Net & Metal Pass  |  Consulting  |  Road ahead

Work for Morgan. Three days' interview with over 20 top managers including owners, including 6 hours talk with the senior VP in charge of technology. Good offer with signing bonus. The work was to develop mill models based on Germany's 15-year research results and Morgan's Lab Mill data and worldwide data collection, aimed at solving problems of new rolling processes. <Read in Full>

Mathematical Modeling. Work on the steel rolling process modeling with establishment of an entire set of mill models, including metal and mill deformation, force and power requirements, and microstructure and rolled steel properties; FEM analysis for mechanical and metallurgical parameters; decision and start on the evening computer training; start of roll pass software development. <Read in Full>

Work as Software Engineer. Got the job a week after the start of job search. Worked for years developing Level 2 software for steel mills, with 3 packages completed. Took computer classes in the evening. Also developed web-based mill applications with .Net even before the .Net was officially released.  <Read in Full>

.Net training & metalpass.com. Microsoft .Net training with computer evening classes, for MCSD/MCAD for Web Application, MCSD/MCAD for Windows Application, and Microsoft Certified Database Administration (MCDBA). Some instructors were consultants for Microsoft. Development of metalpass.com during the training. Number of completed computer classes reached 30. <Read in Full>

Level 2 consulting for OSM. Worked as consultant for Oregon Steel Mills to improve its Level 2 system supplied by Tippins, USA. Improved learning logics, added metallurgical principles, developed the so-called guided two-parameter learning procedure that works excellently for existing Level 2 system. Work also involved development of other automation systems. <Read in Full>

Back to the East & Road ahead. Back to the battlefield, the US manufacture center in the mid-west, after 10 years of software development in steel mills together with 30 computer evening classes. Excitement and challenge; the moving trip and resource collection during the trip (in CSM); sufficient capacity with my IT skills and prior mill modeling experience. Work plan on integrating mill models into software (Level 2/Level 3 model, Roll pass, etc.) ...  <Read in Full>

In USA:  Morgan  |  Modeling & Roll pass  |  Cascade  |  .Net & Metal Pass  |  Consulting  |  Road ahead

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