Bulmaro Rosales
About Bulmaro Rosales
Bulmaro Rosales is a CNC Mill Machinist currently employed at Rocket Lab in Long Beach, California, where he has worked since 2019. He has previous experience at SpaceX and Warmelin Precision Products, focusing on machining 3D printed and tooling parts while ensuring quality through precision measuring.
Work at Rocket Lab
Bulmaro Rosales has been employed at Rocket Lab since 2019, serving as a CNC Mill Machinist in Long Beach, California. His role focuses on the propulsion department, where he specializes in machining 3D printed parts and tooling components. He has accumulated five years of experience in this position, contributing to the company's efforts in advancing aerospace technology.
Previous Experience at SpaceX
Prior to his tenure at Rocket Lab, Bulmaro Rosales worked at SpaceX as a CNC Tooling Machinist from 2012 to 2019. During his seven years at the Hawthorne, California facility, he gained significant experience in precision machining, which has contributed to his current skill set.
Background in Precision Machining
Before joining Rocket Lab, Bulmaro Rosales also worked at Warmelin Precision Products for ten months in 2019 as a CNC Mill Machinist. His responsibilities included pre-inspecting parts using precision measuring tools to ensure quality standards were met. This background has equipped him with a strong foundation in machining practices.
Education and Expertise
Bulmaro Rosales studied Machine Tool Technology/Machinist in Los Angeles, California, from 2014 to 2015. Although he did not achieve a formal degree, this education provided him with essential knowledge and skills in machining. He has expertise in using Fanuc and Haas controls for CNC machining and is capable of editing CNC programs to enhance part quality.
Skills and Professional Development
In addition to his machining capabilities, Bulmaro Rosales has experience operating forklifts and overhead cranes, although these skills are not currently utilized at Rocket Lab. He expresses a strong desire to further his knowledge of machining processes and programming, indicating a commitment to professional development in the field.