Timothy Scott Glaue
7271 Muirfield Dr.
Ypsilanti, MI 48197
EXPERIENCE
HOME (734) 487-9265
CELL (734) 645-7744
WORK (734) 481-7380
FAX
(734) 481-7747
E-MAIL tim.glaue@gm.com
E-MAIL tim@glaue.org
WEB http://tim.glaue.org
Senior Project Engineer (March 1997 – present)
General Motors – Powertrain Division
Ypsilanti, Michigan
Engineering Math Processes Application (EMPA) / Knowledge-based Engineering (KBE)
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4L60E and T42 Controller Software-In-the-Loop (SiL) Simulation with AMESim (GMT900 Calibrations)
 Patent / Tool Method Invention Application In Progress (2005)
 Planned submission for “Boss” Kettering Award in 2005
Web-Enabled Design and Development Network (WEDDN) Supplier semi-collaboration proof-of-concept
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KBE Applications for Transmission Controls: Shift Valve SGC; Valve Validation; PR Valve SGC; System
Schematic
 Shift Valve SGC Tool Method Invention Award (2003)
KBE Valve Farm system application proof-of-concept
KBE Shift Valve SGC proof-of-concept with ICAD / Lisp
Project Engineer
(December 1994 – March 1997)
General Motors – Powertrain Division
Ypsilanti, Michigan
Product Engineering Design
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Assignments: Current Product, X10F Transmission, 4T65EXL, X14F Design
Elected to a leadership position as the first Co-Chair of the Powertrain User Council (a forum for sharing
Product Design best practices using Unigraphics in addition to fostering communication, methodology, and
technological advancement within the GM Powertrain engineering design organization) (April – June 1996)
GM Powertrain User Council Database Committee Chair elect (June 1996 – August 1997)
Methods development, training leader, and mentor regarding the inception of Data Creation Standards (DCS)
and Unigraphics (UG v10.2.5 – v11.1.1) (1995)
Design Engineer
(June 1993 – November 1994) recalled back from layoff
Komatsu Ltd. – Haulpak Division
Peoria, Illinois
Electrical Engineering Department
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Electrical control cabinet mechanical layout, design, product improvement, and analysis for off-highway
mining trucks
Mechanical / Electrical engine conversion projects with MTU (a German company)
Consultant To TriCAD, Inc., Peoria, Illinois
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Assignment: Train supplier pledged individuals to become proficient with Komatsu Engineering Standards
Design Engineer
(September 1992 – June 1993)
Rockwell Industries – Collins Commercial Avionics Division
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Commercial Applications: Boeing 777 Electronics Development Team
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Electronic hardware and power supply design for an optional side display cockpit LCD
Circuit Board component layout and analysis with some thermal / heat sink design
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Timothy Scott Glaue
7271 Muirfield Dr.
Ypsilanti, MI 48197
Designer
(December 1989 – October 1989) layoff
Komatsu Ltd. – Haulpak Division
Peoria, Illinois
Mechanical Engineering Department
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Multi-ton mining truck dump body casting and structural design
Powertrain design (mechanical exterior) on large front wheel loaders
Associate Account Engineer (December 1987 – October 1989) layoff
Morton Metalcraft Co.
Morton, Illinois
Miscellaneous Accounts – Engineering and Design Department
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Supporting Assigned Accounts: Iron-A-Way, Gardner-Denver, Hallmark (display cases)
Promoted to manage the Hallmark account a couple of months before layoff
EDUCATION
M.S. in Engineering Science - Management of Technology
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Troy, New York
(May 1995 – May 1999)
B.S. in Manufacturing Engineering / Mechanical Design and Technology
Bradley University
Peoria, Illinois
(Jan. 1988 – May 1991)
A.A.S. in Mechanical Design
Illinois Central College
East Peoria, Illinois
(Aug. 1985 – May 1988)
PERSONAL GOALS
I have a goal to be continuously involved in new technologies and procedures with developing levels
of leadership. My vision is to deliver the cutting edge of technology to all levels of engineering and
design while proving benefit to the organization. I endeavor to engage each engineering work activity
with the best tools, resources, and people available, in order to furnish a more efficient and product
focused environment. I believe you must lead with integrity, trustworthiness, and honesty to reap
spectacular results from your team’s efforts.
SOFTWARE TOOLS, TRAINING
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KBE Tool Programming Language Proficiency: KF/Intent (IDL), ICAD (Lisp)
Some Java, C, Pascal, and BASIC (Java with JBuilder IDE supporting KBE web-based thin-client
applications)
Dynamic Process Modeling (I have familiarity with KTI’s Knowledge Process Modeler (KPM) v1.0 – v2.2)
Very deep level of training and experience with Unigraphics CAD from version 7 through version 11
Proficient in Adobe Photoshop, Word, Excel, Powerpoint and other Microsoft tools
Imagine AMESim simulation software training (October 2004)
References can be made available if requested.
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