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.

1. David Kissack

2. David Kissack Is A Qualified, Hard
Working Structural Mechanical
Design Engineer
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.

3. 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).

4. Achievements
During his 6-year period at Siemens Energy, David Kissack
was chosen as the Technical Project Lead for two BB44FA
projects. He offered excellent manufacturing support during
a two month assignment in Mulheim, Germany. He
exceptionally handled the analysis, design and
implementation of new stationary components at Sequoyah
Nuclear HP Steam Turbine Upgrade project to increase the
turbine efficiency and Megawatt output. Besides this, he
has also developed four one-of-a-kind guide blade carriers,
with support and alignment hardware. The project was
successfully completed on time and met all the
expectations and requirements.

5. Awards
In addition to this, David Kissack also lead the BB243PA HP/IP
fossil steam turbine upgrade R&D project. This project
includes the design of single inner casing to remove
second IP guide blade carrier and incorporate all current IP
components into a single inner casing through KWU
methodologies and materials. The project achieved all the
objectives and was sold to two customers who are still
using the project. For his exceptional performance and
dedication towards work, David Kissack was honored with
two SPOT awards at Siemens Energy, Florida.

6. THANK YOU!!