In 1987, David Kissack conducted Associate of Arts degree in Architectural CADD from National Educational Center, Tampa Technical Institute where he also won senior design competition. Later, in 1997, he attained his Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering from Florida Atlantic University. He graduated with honors, GPA= 3.78 out of 4.0. Currently, he is a reputed member of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers which is a non-profit organization that enables knowledge sharing, collaboration, career enrichment, and skills development across all engineering disciplines. AMSE focuses towards the goal of assisting the global engineering community and contributing in developing solutions to improve lives and livelihoods.
Structural Mechanical Design Engineer
David Kissack is a qualified, hard working Structural Mechanical Design Engineer who is an expert in Steam Turbine Engine. He has years of professional experience extending over numerous areas including project management, strategic planning, staff training & development, element analysis, process development and more. Apart from this, he has also foster a remarkable ability to convert goals into actionable plans for both long and short-term needs. He is the founder of the Leaders in Structural Mechanical Design Engineering situated in Orlando. The organization is a professional networking group where industry leaders and professionals share their success stories with each other.
Experience
In addition to this, he served as Layout Engineer at Aluminum Railing Specialists, Pompano Beach from April 2007 to January 2008 where he took the responsibility for developing layout drawings to help shop manufacturing. David Kissack was also a Structural Engineer with Lawn Care and Fencing, Vero Beach, FL. He also adapted the South Florida Building Code to evaluate and layout structural elements for various residential fence projects. Besides this, David Kissack worked at Siemens Energy for six years as Senior Engineer/Advanced Engineer. He monitored and handled the engineering design to support global modernization of huge steam turbines for power plants. He has also held top positions at Belcan (Jupiter, FL), Weyant Engineering (Port St. Lucie, FL) and Pratt & Whitney (West Palm Beach, FL).
Hobbies
David Kissack loves to involve himself in numerous adventurous activities such as skateboarding and motorcycling. He also has interest in writing FORTRAN programs and flying radio controlled helicopters.
Structural Mechanical Design Engineer
David Kissack is a qualified, hard working Structural Mechanical Design Engineer who is an expert in Steam Turbine Engine. He has years of professional experience extending over numerous areas including project management, strategic planning, staff training & development, element analysis, process development and more. Apart from this, he has also foster a remarkable ability to convert goals into actionable plans for both long and short-term needs. He is the founder of the Leaders in Structural Mechanical Design Engineering situated in Orlando. The organization is a professional networking group where industry leaders and professionals share their success stories with each other.
Experience
In addition to this, he served as Layout Engineer at Aluminum Railing Specialists, Pompano Beach from April 2007 to January 2008 where he took the responsibility for developing layout drawings to help shop manufacturing. David Kissack was also a Structural Engineer with Lawn Care and Fencing, Vero Beach, FL. He also adapted the South Florida Building Code to evaluate and layout structural elements for various residential fence projects. Besides this, David Kissack worked at Siemens Energy for six years as Senior Engineer/Advanced Engineer. He monitored and handled the engineering design to support global modernization of huge steam turbines for power plants. He has also held top positions at Belcan (Jupiter, FL), Weyant Engineering (Port St. Lucie, FL) and Pratt & Whitney (West Palm Beach, FL).
Hobbies
David Kissack loves to involve himself in numerous adventurous activities such as skateboarding and motorcycling. He also has interest in writing FORTRAN programs and flying radio controlled helicopters.
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