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San Diego, Ca, Us

San Diego, California, United States

Head of the Department of Undersea in Naval Special Warfare Command’s Acquisition Directorate managing advanced combat submersibles, unmanned underwater vehicles, Special Operations combat divers, new technology initiatives and integration.

San Diego, California, United States

Manages the acquisition strategy, resources, and requirements for Naval Special Warfare Undersea Advanced Combat Submersible Programs.

San Diego, California, United States

• Performed all the mathematical and data analysis for future budgets totaling over $1 billion per year for Navy Special Operations (SEALS).• Project lead during a one-year process to identify, reconcile, and realign $425 million toward ever changing national priorities.• Analyzed, identified, presented, and recommended strategies for key U.S. Navy leaders to reduce the Naval Special Operations budget by 6.5%, or $70M, per year.• Program lead in data analytics effort that streamlined information into understandable knowledge for senior U.S. Special Operations leaders to reprioritize funding; resulted in $112 million increase for Navy SEALS technology innovation.

San Diego, California, United States

• Ranked #1 Submarine Junior Officer of the Year out of 75 peers on five submarines due to the operation of a $2 billion nuclear-powered submarine, technical knowledge, the ability to learn, process, and react to information quickly, and management of teams in high-stress environments.• Managed training and workflow of 7 nuclear engineering technicians responsible for radioactive material, reactor plant chemistry, and radioactive system maintenance.• Administered Audit and Surveillance program which ensured proper handling, disposal, and 100% accountability of radioactive material through a hands-on approach of consistently monitoring and effectively communicating technical information to the team.• Trained, coached, mentored, and developed 18 operational supervisors to meet the demanding requirements of a submarine deployment in 15% less operational time; resulted in cost savings, maximized effective time, and maintained scheduled timeline.• Implemented coached simulators, a detailed required reading program, and focused seminars which allowed the submarine to be certified as deployment-ready without critical discrepancies from assessments and outside regulatory inspections.

Successfully completed Naval Nuclear Propulsion Program training. Fast-paced, graduate level courses included calculus, nuclear physics, health physics, reactor principles, material science, electrical theory and equipment, thermodynamics, chemistry, and nuclear reactor technology. The curriculum also included evaluated, hands-on training to supervise nuclear reactor operations.

Bachelor Of Science (Bs), Nuclear Engineering

Key Electives: -Nano to Macro Applications of Nuclear Engineering -Leadership and Ethics -Programming, Problem Solving, and Applications.

Master Of Engineering Management - Mem, Engineering

Courses: -Fundamentals of Data Science -Decision Models -Marketing -Intellectual Property, Business Law, and Entrepreneurship -Finance.

Nuclear Engineering