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Austin, Texas Metropolitan Area

Substation Engineer III--Spearhead engineering teams across five national offices, delivering design feedback, milestone reports, and ensuring strict adherence to service level agreements.--Champion continuous improvement initiatives in substation engineering processes, tools, and methodologies, significantly enhancing efficiency, quality, and client.

Austin, Texas, United States

Substation Engineer II--Led and managed complex technical projects from strategy through execution.--Tracked and managed project financials, client satisfaction, and milestone delivery.--Engineered technical and physical deliverables, including substations, breakers, and more.--Ensured all engagements adhered to various regulatory standards, including.

Syracuse, New York, United States

Substation Engineer I--Contributed to various projects by developing client specifications and ensuring quality assurance of deliverables.--Acquired a comprehensive technical understanding of the utility industry, with a focus on protection and control schemes.--Created front views, schematics, and wiring diagrams in accordance with relay functional.

Austin, Texas, United States

Volunteer Head Coach for three youth teams (U13, U16, and U19) competing at the ECNL RL level.

Newark, Delaware, United States

1. Developed technical solutions for a startup company, including testing, construction, and design of circuits and PCB boards aligned with company objectives.2. Managed financial aspects of design projects and supervised a team to ensure timely delivery of client specifications.3. Designed and presented a device to disable "Hey Siri," demonstrating.

Edison, New Jersey, United States

Technical Skills1. Electrical System Design and Maintenance: - Gain hands-on experience in designing, installing, and maintaining electrical systems. - Learn to read and interpret electrical drawings, schematics, and blueprints.2. Troubleshooting and Problem Solving: - Develop skills in diagnosing and repairing electrical issues. - Use diagnostic tools and.

Parsippany, New Jersey, United States

• Control System Design and Programming:
• Learn to design and program HVAC control systems using PLCs (Programmable Logic Controllers), DDCs (Direct Digital Controllers), and BMS (Building Management Systems). This includes writing control logic and sequences.
• Gain expertise in integrating various sensors (temperature, humidity, pressure) and actuators (valves, dampers, variable frequency drives) into HVAC systems. Understanding how these components interact and how to.
• Develop skills in energy management by optimizing HVAC system performance to reduce energy consumption and improve efficiency. This involves understanding energy-saving strategies, such as demand control ventilation.
• Learn to read, interpret, and create electrical wiring diagrams and schematics for HVAC control systems. This includes knowledge of electrical components, wiring standards, and safety practices for installing and.
• Acquire knowledge of building automation systems (BAS) and how HVAC controls integrate with other building systems, such as lighting, security, and fire alarms. Understanding communication protocols like BACnet.

Plainfield, New Jersey, United States

Skills1. Understanding of Electrical Systems: - Basic knowledge of circuits, wiring, and components. - Ability to read and interpret blueprints and diagrams.2. Tool Proficiency: - Familiarity with tools like wire strippers, pliers, multimeters, conduit benders, and screwdrivers. - Knowledge of safe tool handling.3. Safety Practices: - Awareness of safety.