Lisa is a Quality Assurance professional and Six Sigma Black Belt with many years of experience solving problems in the automotive and railroad industries using the principles of mathematics, statistics and the Six Sigma problem solving process. She as been a team member and a leader on a number of Six Sigma improvement projects. Lisa is also a sought after teacher, coach and tutor. She has taught hundreds of people using GE's Six Sigma course material as well as course material that she...
Lisa is a Quality Assurance professional and Six Sigma Black Belt with many years of experience solving problems in the automotive and railroad industries using the principles of mathematics, statistics and the Six Sigma problem solving process. She as been a team member and a leader on a number of Six Sigma improvement projects. Lisa is also a sought after teacher, coach and tutor. She has taught hundreds of people using GE's Six Sigma course material as well as course material that she developed personally. Her course on Root Cause Analysis continues to be used by the United States rail industry to teach basic problem solving principles. Her experience includes skills as a technician, manager and a C-Suite Executive.
She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Dayton and a Master of Science in Mathematics from Wright State University. Lisa is also a active working quality expert with multiple certifications from the American Society for Quality including an ASQ Quality Auditor, Quality Engineer, Reliability Engineer, Six Sigma Black Belt and Manager of Quality/Organizational Excellence.
Lisa has taught the principles of mathematics, algebra, finite math, probability and statistics to many students on other tutoring platforms, and has received a 5 out of 5 average rating from her clients. She excels at taking complex problems and breaking them down into simple language that the student can understand. Lisa has over forty years of experience with Six Sigma problem solving. She was first instructed in the non-parametric techniques codified by the great Dorian Shainin. She also was entrusted to teach hundreds of students using the Six Sigma course material developed by General Electric for its Six Sigma Green and Black Belts. Finally, she has developed her own Six Sigma materials with an emphasis on ensuring the techniques are easy to understand and use by the non-mathematician. She still enjoys getting her hands dirty by actively working with clients to solve thei