Bryan Hackleman

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Bryan Hackleman

Bryan Hackleman is a mechanical engineer with extensive expertise who works at Advanced Energy in Fort Collins, Colorado. The company is well-known for designing and manufacturing essential products across multiple industries, including semiconductors, flat panel displays, data storage, telecommunications networks, solar cells, medical devices, and architectural glass. In his role at Advanced Energy, Bryan is recognized for his strong analytical abilities, which he applies to research, evaluation, and problem-solving. His work also involves project management, technical documentation, and writing, all of which are crucial to his daily responsibilities. He is proficient in ASME Y14.5 GD&T and is skilled in using a range of CAD programs, including PTC Creo, SOLIDWORKS, ANSYS, and Fluent. He also possesses expertise in data analysis through tools like Excel, Matlab, and Minitab and has a deep understanding of finite element analysis and computational fluid dynamics. His solid grasp of Design-For-Manufacture (DFM) and Design-For-Manufacturing-Assembly (DFMA) principles ensures that the products he works on are efficient and manufacturable. At Advanced Energy, Bryan's responsibilities include designing equipment critical to the production of semiconductor devices. He uses SolidWorks to develop derivative RF generators, modifying existing designs to meet specific customer requirements. His work encompasses designing sheet-metal enclosures, heatsinks, and cable assemblies. Additionally, he ensures that electronic circuitry is properly packaged within protective enclosures and is actively involved in troubleshooting, testing, and debugging prototype power supply units. Bryan also plays a significant role in maintaining and improving the company's existing RF generator product lines. He is tasked with qualifying new mechanical and electrical components, mainly when current components are no longer available or are challenging to source. To ensure that these products meet the company's high standards of reliability, he conducts thermal analysis, which is essential for maintaining product quality and performance. In addition to his engineering duties, Bryan supports the production process by addressing mechanical component issues as they arise. He focuses on resolving DFM-related concerns and optimizing assembly operations to enhance efficiency. He also collaborates closely with suppliers to address any problems with parts that do not meet tolerance specifications, offering recommendations for rework or adjustments when necessary. Before advancing to his current role, Bryan gained hands-on experience working as an Assembler at Advanced Energy. In this role, he was responsible for independently assembling and testing both electrical and mechanical components, following detailed schematics, diagrams, and verbal instructions. He also maintained a clean and organized laboratory environment, which was vital for ensuring safety and operational efficiency.

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