• Designated Site Responsible Engineer (SRE), charged with all engineering and maintenance processes, projects, and personnel including direct and indirect reports• Accountable for site PSM processes including Process Hazard Analysis and Revalidation (PHA and PHR), Mechanical Integrity (MI), Management of Change (MOC), and drawing/document upkeep • Responsible for annual capital budget of $2M+, creating and executing on 1- and 5-year capital plans to reduce bottlenecks, increase safety, reduce energy usage, and maintain aging infrastructure

• Championed electrical safety through multiple upgrade projects to mitigate overdutied equipment concerns; replaced a damaged grounding grid; moved control rooms out of MCC rooms; and supported arc flash, electrical work, and lock-out tag-out programs• Owned process monitoring, developing repair scope and schedule, predictive and preventative maintenance plans, and project scope and design for site utilities, including boiler, compressed air, cooling water, and generator systems• Revitalized the maintenance store room and associated processes, realizing significant efficiency benefits to the plant through inventory upkeep, spare part standardization, and work streamlining• Drove daily schedule compliance while backing up the maintenance supervisor through supervision of 20 internal and embedded technicians, communicating critical timing and repair information to production• Led process safety initiatives for explosion protection, completing a gap analysis and mitigation project for electrically classified areas, and electrical safety, implementing safety programs for electrical work• Executed a rolling shutdown strategy, leveling maintenance costs over a 5-year period and increasing production uptime by over three days annually • Supported reliability programs through equipment maintenance strategy development, PM consolidation and standardization, and technical input for RCFA and Bad Actor programs• Minimized production downtime through planning and work execution on multiple high priority emergency repairs, communicating timeline and working with specialists as needed to develop preventative maintenance (PM) programs to prevent recurrence

• Supported sites across North America on electrical discipline topics including area classification, maintenance, power system studies, and project technical review• Performed and reviewed electrical short circuit, coordination, and arc flash studies across North America to ensure safety and compliance with all OSHA, NFPA, and BASF standards, following up with engineering partners and sites on necessary changes• Created national computer-based and hands-on training for grounding and bonding requirements and tasks, with separate offerings for EHS, Technician, and Engineering personnel• Led Electrical North America Technical Network (NATN) monthly meetings during team lead absence and presented electrical technical learning topics• Established documentation to track monetary and safety value added through expert involvement in site electrical discipline tasks• Developed electrical questions list for any non-electrical team member to ask during a site visit• Outlined step-by-step required involvement of electrical expertise in site electrical studies• Created electrical senior design projects to increase awareness of BASF offerings at universities

• Bid out and oversaw completion of 5-year short circuit, coordination, and arc flash revalidation studies for entire site electrical system• Managed electrical medium voltage work, including scheduling, organizing, and communicating a complete site power outage and rolling building outages during annual operational shutdown• Led interdisciplinary team to develop site explosion protection document, including updating the electrical area classification for compliance with NFPA and BASF standards• Analyzed and redeveloped electrical medium voltage work schedule to spread cost and personnel resources over a 5-year plan based on equipment age, maintenance, and other relevant criteria• Drove site compliance with NFPA 70E through corporate standard pilot phase• Redesigned grounding electrode system for a critical substation• Utilized recognized industry/BASF processes including Management of Change (MOC), contractor vetting through PICS/Avetta, and SAP for maintenance• Trained site engineering and maintenance teams on electrical fundamentals in an industrial environment to maintain safety and compliance • Supported regular site electrical maintenance, reliability, and project work including updating the thermography route, increasing lock-out tag-out safety, and providing electrical requirements for various capital projects

• Supported Freeport Capital Projects from scope development through issue for approval and issue for construction packages• Developed and implemented Freeport/BASF Network Standard for fiber optic and Ethernet physical assets, communicating and gaining site-wide approval• Gained acute familiarity with applicable national standards (NFPA/NEC, IEEE, OSHA) with regards to industrial plants • Participated in Freeport Electrical Peer Group discussions on standard interpretation and necessary actions for site alignment and sustainability

• Tutor students in mathematics subjects ranging from algebra and trigonometry to multivariable calculus and linear algebra• Guide students in exploration of basic engineering courses such as statics, dynamics, basic circuit design, and basic digital design• Coach students in study and application of physics courses including mechanics, electricity and magnetism, and basic optics

• Utilized Mason model for piezo-electric transducers to simulate behavior for varying inputs• Implemented best-case scenarios from Mason model simulation in controlled test environment• Created project findings report from recorded and analyzed data• Performed mass removal experiments to optimal performance scenarios• Redesigned and built two anatomical models for expanded testing needs

• Drafted, edited, and signed technical letters, memorandums, and a scope of work distributed internally and externally to BPMI, as well as reviewing similar documents written by other cognizant engineers before their distribution• Developed an evaluation for procurement, redesign, or commercial alternative efforts of a unique out-of-date component for future fleet support• Gained field experience in manufacturing, production, and assembly through touring of vendor facilities, other design and development prime contractors, and a new construction shipyard• Assessed component stock levels, applicability, and mounting through schematic and technical manual research to aid in recommendation of periodic maintenance and end-of-life support• Validated and verified field change instructions for training equipment

• Corresponded with major textbook companies by phone, fax, and e-mail to order and return textbooks and other course materials, including custom packages for BC3• Received information from instructors on materials needed for classes, obtained those materials, and delivered them• Participated in book rush and textbook buyback checking, marking, and shelving books• Ran cash register, took inventory, and performed other miscellaneous tasks as required, including periods assisting Shipping and Receiving and Maintenance

• Tutored fellow students in mathematics courses, especially algebra and trigonometry, but available for courses as high as multivariable calculus and differential equations• Led students in exploration of chemical concepts and their major-specific applications