• Created, audited, trained, scheduled, and obtained ISO 9001:2015.• Project manager, direct contact, and onsite representative for installations ranging from $500,000 to $10,000,000 with local contractors, companies, and unions following all national and local regulations and laws in North and South Americas, and in Europe. • Supervised, developed, and maintained after-market programs and services to customers and 13 OEM capital equipment partners across the globe. • Mechanically and electronically certified through individual companies to provide services, warranty, and installations to major corporations and US Military forces. • Frequently travels directly to the worksites and customers for quick turnarounds and the main point of contact for 20+ companies.

• Supervise, audit, train, and schedule 9 Control Center Engineers with 6 departments in India, Korea, and different States, while remotely and promptly operate, distribute, troubleshoot, and maintain accurate reliability of operational, prospective, maintenance, and cost for prospective and all 240+ Fuel Cell Power Plants across the globe, 24/7..• Created and implemented 16 training manuals and 10+video, modified 8+ documents of manufacturing and processing of Fuel Cells.• Developed and executed a program that notifies key personnel for less than a hour turnaround when any plant shutdown saved maximum of $90,000 in penalty, fees, and/or operations per notification. • Designed, planned, and implemented a direct hot-line that automatically contact different engineer or supervisor when responsible engineer is unavailable, increasing customer satisfaction, notification alertness, and operations turnaround that saved over $15,000 electrical and $12,000 service charge per phone call with average of 20 calls a day.• Main point of contact for all 50+ clients and 10 technicians across the globe; while entertains and informs all current and 20 prospect domestic and international clients, and investors during the company tours and events with 6 organzation buying 200 power plant units worth $200,000,000 during the past year. • Directly responsible for hiring and training new engineers, who are then transferred to engineering, quality control, and design departments.• Involved in new building flooring and designing for business extensions.

• Developed and directed training and learning programs designed to promote safety, health, environmental awareness, and teamwork, while following 16 different regulations for 100 junior personnel, while collaborating with private contractors and 3 other work centers. • Certified 600 students to become qualified Navy nuclear power plant operators, while simultaneously standing over 3,000 hours of watch in a critical reactor plant.

• Planned, coordinated, and tracked over 800 successful and timely completions of maintenance evolutions that required ¬¬4 different organizations and 5 private contractors.• Qualified 44 junior and senior personnel on plant operations and drills during a maintenance and re-certification period in accordance with more than 6 different manuals. • Assisted with bringing an aircraft carrier into and out of a dry dock availability, while standing over 700 hours of watch during shutdown operations.

• Revised and implemented 4 revisions into the Navy’s Maintenance scheduling program.• Constantly achieved under budget quota when ordering parts and materials necessary for the completion of maintenance.• Certified maintenance operations and re-tests in accordance with the Navy’s Quality Assurance Program, while standing over 3,800 hours of watch in critical reactor plant. • Scheduled and monitored both preventive and corrective maintenance while tracking data associated with 8 bearing wear for main propulsion equipment, and 27 turbine and motor driven equipment.

• Directed preventive and corrective maintenance of over 3,000 square feet of main and auxiliary steam piping in Power Plant Main Machinery Room as a carbon steel inspection supervisor, while standing 480 hours of shutdown and 360 hours of watches in critical reactor operations.

• Performed maintenance, preservation, and operation on main propulsion, auxiliary steam driven machinery, steam driven generators, various motor driven pumps, and flash type distillate units under supervision, with 1,080 hours of watch of critical reactor operations.