| Steve Ruttenberg attended
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University at the Prescott College Campus
located in Northern Arizona earning his B.S. in Aerospace Engineering and
minors in Math and Physics. Currently a Candidate DER (has been
selected by the FAA for technical expertise and has been assigned a mentor
to train/review FAA required paper work until FAA is satisfied that
candidate understands the administrative aspects of delegation and will then
no longer require FAA specific paper work to be reviewed by mentor.)
for parts 25 and 27 aircraft/rotorcraft structures for wing, empennage,
fuselage and landing gear With over 11 years of
experience in Aerospace Engineering and has taught classes in finite element
modeling using Patran and Nastran and Catia.
Some of the programs worked on:
CDI Aerospace:
Contract to
perform stress analysis for the JSF CTOL Center Section Avionics Bay.
Bell
Helicopters:
AH-1Z Cobra
Helicopter and UH-1Z Huey for the US Marines
Orbital
Sciences:
Taurus, Missile
Defense, Ground Penetrating Rocket
NASA:
AXAF Telescope
Raytheon
Premier I
Business jet
(designed the windshield, frame and side windows)
Boeing:
747
struts/nacelles
777
fuselage
737
Next Generation Floors
Air force 1, Air force 2, KC-135, Navy C40 Cargo
Conversion
MD Helicopters:
MD900 (Dutch and
Stuttgart Police, DEA, various customers)
MD600 (aft fan section redesign using 3D finite element modeling) 520N various structures 500 (369) various structures |
