A highly dynamic and assiduous individual, Bob Kissack joined Polk Technical Institution to engage in Affiliate of Arts level in Structural CADD.

1. David Kissack

2. David Kissack – Member Of The
American Society Of Technical
Technicians Bob Kissack
A highly dynamic and assiduous individual,
joined Polk Technical Institution to engage in Affiliate
of Arts level in Structural CADD. After that, he finished
Cum Laude, with Bachelor's of Science level in
Technical Technological innovation, from California
Ocean School. He has tremendous experience as an
analog engineering professional and is currently a
Structural Technical Style Professional at Management
in Structural Technical Style Technological innovation
in Holiday, California. He has eager interest in
professional skateboarding and riding and usually
spends most of his spare time exercising these
activities. Writing FORTRAN programs and traveling
remote control chopper are also in the list of his
favorite things to do.

3. Participant of ASME
David Kissack is an honorary part of the ASME (American
List of Specialized Engineers). ASME is a not-for-
profit account company that motivates knowledge
discussing, cooperation, skills growth and profession
enrichment across all technological innovation
professions. It was established in 1880 by a group of
major industrialists and has exploded over the years to
include more than 120,000 members in ove-r 150
nations. The company works as a wide-ranging
technical community through programs in training and
professional growth, training, requirements &
requirements, and research.

4. Worked as Architectural Engineer/
Structure Professional at LCF/ARS
David Kissack provided as Architectural Professional at
Garden Care and Walls, Vero Seaside, and as Structure
Professional at Metal Rail Professionals, Pompano
Seaside. He provided business and specialized skills to
manage tasks from starting to the achievement
arranged to customer and business specifications. He
analyzed structural elements to ensure conformity with
the venture and clients specifications and offered
production design and development support.

5. Design Professional at Weyant
Technological innovation (January
1999 to Jan 2001)
While having this position, Bob Kissack arranged as well
as designed elements for various personal and
commercial development tasks. He performed hand
computations for wind fill, and had written QBASIC
value to size strengthened tangible supports. His other
obligations included liaising and working together with
organizations, providers, producers and other major
stakeholders, and assisting companies to determine
the accomplishment of objectives as well as
identifying/resolving allowing and field examination
related issues.

6. THANK YOU!!