Justin R Cook
386 Red Tail Ridge Road
Idaho Springs, CO 80452
(203) 444-1418

SUMMARY

An enthusiastic, motivated, hard working, self-starter who can also follow directions well. Solid understanding of  GD&T, and Fanuc G code.  Looks at every day as an opportunity to learn.  Programming experience with a wide range of materials ranging from urethanes and plastics to titanium, inconel and super duplex stainless steels.  Experience with both prototype work and simple fixture and jig creation.  

EXPERIENCE

Lockheed Martin Space Systems Company 2013-Present
	Prototype Machinist
•	Attention to detail is absolutely necessary.  Notes burried in paperwork often indicated when to ignore the print and mill to alternate specifications.  
•	Completion of prototype parts from start to finish.
•	Design of CAD files from drawings using Mastercam X7
•	Programming of machine using both 3D and 2D toolpaths, using Mastercam X7
•	Setup, operation, and inspection of parts.  

Zimmerman Metals 2012-2013
	C.N.C. Machinist
•	Creation of 2D high speed toolpaths in Mastercam X5, for increased productivity, decreased tooling costs, and down time.  
•	Creation of 3D CAD Drawings using Mastercam X5 and Solidworks 2012.  
•	Setup of manual turret mills, and both CNC vertical and horizontal mills.
•	Creation of programs from scratch at the Fanuc controller, including macros.  
•	Design and creation of fixturing.
		
Mountainside Medical, Louisville CO.  2011-2012
	C.N.C. Machinist
•	Operation of two Mori Seiki NL2000, five axis, live tooling lathes.
•	Operation of two Zeiss CMMs for 100% part inspection.
•	Operation of two EDM machines.  
•	These parts were for spinal surgical assemblies for Medtronics.  It was typical to see a unilateral tollerance of .0003 on more than one feature.  
•	Parts typically called out three or more datums. 

Premier Precision Group, Littleton CO. 2010-2011
	C.N.C. Machinist
•	Setup and operation of multiple machines including dual spindle Matsura RA3, four axis horizontal Niigata for the J.S.F. F35, Fanuc Robodrills, and many more. 
•	Setup and operation of Flexible Machining Systems.
•	Modifications of tool paths, as opposed to diameter offsets, were how we fixed dimensional issues.   This allowed us minimal time between jobs.  We could take one part out and be running a different part within one minute.  
•	Problem solving was utilized on a daily basis to hold unilateral tollerances as low as three ten thousandths of an inch. 

Moroso Performance Products, Guilford, CT. 2004-2010
	C.N.C. Machinist
•	Setup and operation of several computer numerical control machines, including setting of fixtures, aligning of parts, choosing and installing correct tooling.
•	Setup and operation of manual turret mills.  
•	Training of new employees.
•	Creation of simple fixtures.

EDUCATION

Full Sail, Winter Park, FL, 2002, Associate of Science in Recording Arts
Southern Connecticut State University, New Haven, CT,1999-2001, Computer Science
Gateway Community Technical College, New Haven, CT,1998-1999, General Studies