David Kissack An Assiduous And Energetic Professional

David Kissack An Assiduous And Energetic Professional

David Kissack is an assiduous and energetic professional who graduated Cum Laude in 1997 with Bachelor of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering from Florida Atlantic University. Prior to this, he attended Tampa Technical Institute to attain Associate of Arts degree in Architectural CADD. He has a vast experience as a mechanical engineering professional and currently, he is a Structural Mechanical Design Engineer at Leaders in Structural Mechanical Design Engineering which is located in Orlando, Florida. He spends most of his free time by involving himself in adventurous activities like motorcycling and skateboarding. Flying radio controlled helicopter and writing FORTRAN programs are also some of the other activities that are included in the list of his favorites.

Structural Engineer/ Layout Engineer at LCF/ARS

David Kissack worked as a Structural Engineer at Lawn Care and Fencing, Vero Beach, and as Layout Engineer at the company named Aluminum Railing Specialists, Pompano Beach. He offered both organizational as well as technical expertise to handle projects till their completion. He checks structural elements to ensure compliance with the clients' requirements and offers project development support and manufacturing design.

ASME
David Kissack is a vital member of the ASME (American Society of Mechanical Engineers). ASME is a not-for-profit membership organization that supports collaboration, knowledge sharing, skills development and career enrichment across all engineering communities. It was founded by a group of leading industrialists in 1880 and has rapidly grown over the years to add more than 120,000 members in over 150 countries. The organization serves as a technical community through programs in professional development, training, continuing education, standards, codes and research.

Design Engineer at Weyant Engineering

David Kissack designed and structured elements for numerous residential and commercial projects. He conducted hand calculations for wind load and wrote QBASIC code to size up reinforced concrete beams. His other responsibilities included collaborating with support groups, manufacturers, vendors and supporting contractors to determine the achievement of goals and identifying/resolving permitting and field inspection related issues.

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