John D. Romo: Profile
Mechanical engineer, retired graphic artist, trained in a variety of mathematical sciences, industrial,architectural, and mechanical design. Featured in CUNY’s NYC Transit Education Campaign, 2003-4 for exemplary formal and independent study.
Experience
Lecturer: San Antonio College,TX 2007
Instructor: Interboro Institute, 2005-07
City College CUNY; New York, NY - 1992 - 2005 Engineering graphics software (Pro-E); part-time lecturer to prospective School of Engineering students.
Stuyvesant H.S., NSF-CUNY Program; New York, NY - June-Aug/2001
Pre-Calculus Math Instructor.
De-Witt Clinton H.S., “NYC Teaching Fellows” Program; Bronx, NY - Mar-Apr/2003
Math Instructor for grades 9-12
Math & Science H.S., Bronx, NY - Sept-Dec/2005
Project Engineer, SIMPLEX Time Recorder, Co.; New York, NY 6/1990-4/1992
Design of Fire Protection Devices; written specifications of customized installations for client Northrop-Grumman Aircraft.
Design Engineer, BJLJ Consulting Engineers & Architects, P.E., Mineola, NY - 10/87-6/90
Structural components for Gun Hill Bus Depot, 86-million-dollar MTA facility, Bronx, NY. Resident Engineer for one year to supervise construction work and remodeling projects.
Project Engineer, Michael Christensen, AIA Consulting Architects Engineers & Scientists and Dyer Riddle (DRMP) Engineering Consortium; Mount Dora, FL, and Glastonbury, CT - 5/1983-7
Graphics engineering and Design and project supervision: Environmental Permits, deep wells, Kissimee, FL; Orlando Internat’l Airport Expansion; Annex Facilities, State of Florida Airport Authority.
VP & Partner, AMAS Engineering Graphics, Inc., Plainville, CT - 6/1970- 5/1983
Organization and design of aero-technical manuals; diagram of wing lamination products; specification and supervision of of sheet metal printing on aeronautical components. Major clients: Pratt & Whitney Aircraft, General Electric, Co., Union Carbide Corp.
Art Director, General Electric, Co., Plainville, CT - 1968-1979
Education
City College of New York, CUNY - Masters Degree in Mechanical Engineering, 2004
City College of New York, CUNY - Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering. 2002
BMCC, CUNY - Mechanical Engineering curriculum. 1995
Awards - ASME International Poster Competition. Winner, Dec. 1998
CUNY - Pipeline. Winner, Best Technical Essay, June 1997
Patents - Efficient Wings helicopter. U.S. Patent Application #10/156,205 in process.
Licenses - Per-Diem substitute instructor license. New York City Board of Education.
Written Work -
“Permanent Magnets As Energy Converters.” Independent research submitted to MIT, Cambridge, MA 1961
“Socio-Economic Repercussions of Adopting an Aerial Means of Transportation for Daily Commute.” Masters Thesis submitted to CUNY Institute of Transportation, 2002
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