Patrick P Liccardello

age ~70

from Greenwood Village, CO

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Also known as:

Pat Liccardello

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Patrick Liccardello Phones & Addresses

Greenwood Village, CO
Denver, CO
9622 Montclair Dr, Littleton, CO 80126 • 3036839184
Highlands Ranch, CO
Albuquerque, NM
Cleveland, OH
Woodbridge, VA
11982 E Lake Cir, Greenwood Village, CO 80111

Work

Company:

Raytheon intelligence and information systems
Position:

Manager systems engineering

Education

Degree:

High school graduate or higher

Skills

Systems Engineering • Earned Value Management • Dod • Aerospace • Program Management • Security Clearance • Requirements Management • Engineering Management • Defense • Systems Design • System Architecture • Integration • C4Isr • Configuration Management • Dodaf • Government Contracting • Process Improvement • Requirements Analysis • Space Systems • Sensors • System Design • Information Assurance • Business Process Improvement • U.s. Department of Defense

Industries

Defense & Space

Resumes

Manager Systems Engineering

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Location:

Denver, CO

Industry:

Defense & Space

Work:

Raytheon Intelligence and Information Systems
Manager Systems Engineering
Raytheon since 2010
Systems Engineering manager

Skills:

Systems Engineering
Earned Value Management
Dod
Aerospace
Program Management
Security Clearance
Requirements Management
Engineering Management
Defense
Systems Design
System Architecture
Integration
C4Isr
Configuration Management
Dodaf
Government Contracting
Process Improvement
Requirements Analysis
Space Systems
Sensors
System Design
Information Assurance
Business Process Improvement
U.s. Department of Defense

Us Patents

Golf Tee
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US Patent:

48938181, Jan 16, 1990
Filed:

Aug 3, 1988
Appl. No.:

7/227984
Inventors:

Patrick Liccardello - Albuquerque NM
International Classification:

A63B 6714
US Classification:

273212
Abstract:

A golf tee includes a highly flexible plastic body having an enlarged head with a concave surface for receiving a golf ball, and an axial through-bore. A hard plastic stem, having an outer surface continuous with that of the body, is attached to the body by means of a spear integral with the stem and having a groove thereon for snap engagement within a ridge within a lower portion of the bore. A ball marker is removably installed in the upper end of the bore.