Christopher Prescott, P.E. Email & Phone Number

Rockville, Maryland, United States

Rulemaking Project Manager for Nuclear Reactors

Washington Dc-Baltimore Area

As the Group Supervisor of KBS, I led a team of 35 computer scientists, statisticians, and prior weaponssystem operators, providing the group vision, mission, and identity. I was responsible for the quality of all work coming out of the group. I reorganized the group into a more efficient and effective entity. As the Section Supervisor of KBS-2, I worked to help grow the KBS Group to meet increasing sponsor demands, assisted the Group Supervisor in realizing the Group's vision, and provided support to my Section through mentoring, accomplishment of administrative tasks, and by giving constructive feedback and direction. Additionally, I managed the Navy Nuclear Deterrent Mission (NNDM) and Air Force Nuclear Mission Assessment (NMA) projects, which provided the Services with analysis and software tools, enabling an end-to-end evaluation of the entire Nuclear Enterprise, resulting in reports that reached the Secretaries of the Navy and Air Force. I was also responsible for performing analysis supporting the evaluation of the Trident II Strategic Weapon System, Conventional Prompt Strike Program, and the Sentinel Program as a System Analyst.-Developed the primary data visualization concept for the NMA website, also later adapted to NNDM,providing senior leaders with a single visual representation of the entire nuclear enterprise, based on theevaluation of thousands of pieces of independent information.-Represented APL at the Nuclear Issues Resolution and Integration Board, a three-star level forum, which raised awareness of APL's impact on the NMA and NNDM tasks with flag officers and Senior Executive Service members.-Helped strategically grow my Group from 28 to 35 staff members in order to apply talent to a wide variety of critical programs in multiple sectors.

Gulf Of Mexico/New Orleans, La

As a Wells Supervisor on the Perdido Spar, the world’s deepest offshore oil drilling and production platform, I was part of the Shell drilling team: responsible for leading a diverse group of drilling contractors and third party technical specialists in the execution phase of drilling and completing well projects over $100MM/yr.-Completed field assignments on Tension Leg Platforms in the Gulf of Mexico and an office technical assignment in New Orleans.-Passed Shell Round I &II Well Engineering Examinations-International Well Control Forum (IWCF) Certified: Rotary Drilling (Surface and Subsea BOP) Well Control Supervisor-International Association of Drilling Contractors (IADC) Certified: Drilling/Completion/Workover Well Control Supervisor (Surface and Subsea BOP)

Norfolk, Va

Operational Test Director for Submarine Platforms at Commander Operational Test and Evaluation Force (COMOPTEVFOR)I led a team of military personnel and defense contractors liaising with the Department of Defense, civil service, and defense industry to design, plan, and execute testing of multiple complex submarine warfare systems. I managed at-sea testing, modeling/simulation, data analysis, and $2.2 million annual operating budget. Awarded Naval Commendation Medal.

I directed the movement and operation of a fast attack submarine as Officer of the Deck and maintained the safe operation of a nuclear propulsion plant as the senior supervisor in the engine room. As the direct supervisor of engineering and tactical personnel, I managed several divisions, responsible for teams of up to 45 personnel. I deployed overseas in support of missions critical to national security and completed an intense shipyard modernization and maintenance period. Earned two awards of the Navy Achievement Medal.Qualified Nuclear Engineer, Watch Officer (Officer of the Deck, Engineering Officer of the Watch), Division Officer.

I directed 25 teams, totaling 88 personnel dispersed across Afghanistan, providing tactical and operational level intelligence support to joint commands. I analyzed captured enemy material from battlefield, managed supply and logistics, personnel, training, and movements for all teams throughout combat theater. I authored policy and technical procedures for exploitation of documents, cell phones, and digital media; reviewed/provided release authority for intelligence reports that reached entire US intelligence community. Awarded the Defense Meritorious Service Medal

I established and led a new military and civilian team in analyzing captured enemy material from battlefield and generating actionable products for intelligence community. I directly supported a brigade with four combat battalions and multiple intelligence enablers across Kandahar Province, Afghanistan. I led four additional teams and the regional command team for one month.