Maverick Difuntorum
About Maverick Difuntorum
Maverick Difuntorum is a Manufacturing Engineer specializing in rocket engine assembly at Blue Origin, with a background in advanced manufacturing and propulsion systems.
Manufacturing Engineer at Blue Origin
Maverick Difuntorum currently works as a Manufacturing Engineer specializing in Rocket Engine Assembly at Blue Origin. Since 2021, he has been based in Seattle, Washington, United States. His role involves utilizing Teamcenter, SAP, and Creo in daily operations to enhance manufacturing processes. His work at Blue Origin focuses on the assembly of rocket engines, applying Six Sigma tools to drive continuous improvement in the manufacturing processes.
Previous Experience at Honeywell
Before joining Blue Origin, Maverick worked at Honeywell as an Advanced Manufacturing Engineer II from 2018 to 2020. During his two-year tenure in Torrance, California, he contributed to various advanced manufacturing projects. His role involved the application of his engineering skills and expertise in Quality Management Systems to ensure high manufacturing standards.
Propulsion Specialist at SpaceX
Maverick Difuntorum held the position of Propulsion Specialist at SpaceX from 2017 to 2018. Based in Hawthorne, California, his responsibilities included working on propulsion systems. This role allowed him to gain valuable experience in one of the leading aerospace companies, furthering his expertise in aerospace manufacturing and propulsion systems.
Lead Lean Engineer Intern at Smith & Nephew
Maverick's early career included a position as Lead Lean Engineer Intern at Smith & Nephew from 2013 to 2015. Located in Memphis, Tennessee, this role involved leading lean engineering initiatives and internships. His work focused on applying lean principles to improve manufacturing efficiency and productivity during his two-year tenure.
Education Background in Mechanical Engineering
Maverick Difuntorum studied Mechanical Engineering at Christian Brothers University, where he earned a Bachelor of Science (B.S.) degree in 1970. His education provided a strong foundation in mechanical engineering principles, which he has applied throughout his career in various roles in the aerospace and manufacturing industries.