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Present Duties include:-Level 3 project manager for the Mu2e and g-2 experiments at Fermilab specializing in Accelerator controls, networking and instrumentation. -Oversight of accelerator beam dump design to be used by both Mu2e and g-2 experiments.-Coordinate and execute accelerator beam studies in the Antiproton Source in preparation for the transition.

See same position listing under Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory.

Primary Duties include:-Managed a three person Run Coordination team that created and executed operational plans for a series of nine particle accelerators to meet or exceed Department of Energy mandated beam performance goals. -Safely and efficiently balanced the operational, studies, upgrade and maintenance needs of the Tevatron Collider physics program.

Primary Duties:-Assisted the Run Coordinator in coordination of Accelerator scheduling activities.-Worked with Controls and Operations experts to implement an electronic worklist to coordinate accelerator downtime activities.Special Awards:-Employee Performance Recognition Award (August 2006).

Primary Duties:-Specialized in engineering and technical operations supporting a division-wide campus area network delivering interconnections between the real-time data acquisition of a series of nine high energy particle accelerators and the computing system of 500 Accelerator Division personnel. -Administered Windows 2000 domain across a multi-vendor.

Primary Duties include:-Lead a crew of five accelerator operators to coordinate the safe and effective operation, optimization and troubleshooting a series of high energy particle accelerators. Special Tasks include:-Training Committee: Responsible for construction and upkeep of training materials for a two year training program. This includes on-the-job.

See same position listing under Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory.

Helped assemble, test and repair muon detector electronics at Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory. Helped develop, wrote documentation and trained new students on procedures used in the assembling, testing and calibration of muon detectors. Updated and repaired cosmic ray telescope to take data for thesis.

Involved in quality control work with components used in muon detectors at Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory. Tested and repaired muon detector electronics using an oscilloscope and computer guided test stand. Involved in modifying FORTRAN code for cosmic ray calculations.

Tutored student atheletes in freshman physics classes.

M.S., Applied Physics

Activities and Societies: Physics Club President Thesis: Poniting Muon Tracks back to Cygnus X-3 Using a Muon Cosmic Ray Telescope.

B.S., Professional Physics

Activities and Societies: Golden Key National Honors Society and Physics Club President Graduated with University Honors and Dean's Award.