Responsible for helping facilitate SRP’s transitioning resource mix to a lower carbon future, achieving reliable operations while balancing sustainability and affordability for SRP’s 1+ million customers. In addition, responsible for overseeing SRP’s environmental policy and compliance efforts, as well as SRP’s corporate research and innovation programs.

Responsible for overseeing SRP’s $1.3B annual commodity portfolio covering retail load service, wholesale energy, natural gas, coal, nuclear, and miscellaneous fuels trading. In addition, responsible for strategic planning and execution of SRP’s 6-yr financial trading/hedging portfolio.

Lead the development and implementation of SRP's strategic fuel procurement policy governing the procurement of SRP's coal, fuel oil, and nuclear fuel requirements and associated logistics and transportation, consistent with SRP Corporate Strategic direction, aligned with Executive and Board directed policies.

Directed engineering and technical guidance to corporate support groups including Resource Planning and Acquisitions, and Environmental Management Policy and Compliance. In addition, supported the development of multiphase (R&D, testing, implementation) environmental compliance strategies in response to Regional Haze and Clean Power Plan rulemakings.

Managed the successful installation of $43M environmental retrofit of low NOx burners and separated overfire air (SOFA) at the Navajo Generating Station.Perform impact and economic assessments of environmental regulations.Develop and manage testing of potential compliance equipment for mercuryParticipate in EPRI research and development efforts.

Worked on SRP's engineer-in-training program, including assignments at Desert Basin Generating Station, Hydro Generation, Generation Engineering, and Productivity Consulting. Tasks included entry level engineering, including valve sizing, steam piping, structural design, and mechanical design, testing and evaluation.

Responsible for oversight and governance of Trapper Mining, Inc, a coal cooperative located near Craig, CO jointly owned by Investor Owned and Municipal Utilities from Arizona, Utah, and Colorado.

Responsible for oversight and governance of Trapper Mining, Inc, a coal cooperative located near Craig, CO jointly owned by Investor Owned and Municipal Utilities located in Arizona, Utah, and Colorado.

Construction Quality Control, concrete form design, field engineering for construction of Casa Grande Waste Water Treatment Plant expansion.