- Provide technical guidance to a global team of 30+ engineers to support the entire installed base of GE power generators including electrical and mechanical auxiliaries, equipment protection and controls. - Skilled in leading technical discussions with customers while aligning business objectives for both customers and GE by providing multiple return to service options and their associated risks. - Interface with cross-functional teams (design, manufacturing, etc.) to lead and determine root cause analysis (RCAs) and associated risk to the specific fleet of generator following an in-service event. - Developed synergies to facilitate learning and technical development of engineers via transfer of knowledge between Alstom and GE teams. - Manage and lead a global technical community calls to mentor and improve knowledge sharing between regional teams.

- Successfully led several high value RCAs (324 Winding Fleet RCA, 7FH2/B Rotor Ground Faults, 330H Bottom Bar Failure) to completion.- Led multiple in-service investigations on several generator technologies. - Co-authored white paper GER 4930 for LSTG generator connection ring repairs.- Authored generator stator end winding repair document to provide repair instructions to the field engineers. - Supported field engineers, service managers, and commercial managers with outage planning, outage extension, technical recommendations and last minute return to service issues.- Ability to select and implement best practices from cross functional teams. - Technical expertise in interpreting ultrasonic test inspections results on generator rotor forgings.- Authored TILs 1920, 1964, 1965 to communicate technical solutions to customers. - Published self-help articles to troubleshoot commonly occurring generator issues.

The Edison Engineering Development Program is a two year corporate entry level program consisting of four rotational assignments and development of technical problem-solving skills via advanced engineering coursework, formal reports and presentations to senior leadership. Rotational assignments in following teams:Rotation 1: Wind Turbine Generator Design - Schenectady, NYRotation 2: Enterprise Risk and Life Cycle Reliability - Schenectady, NYRotation 3: Small and Specialty Motors - Fort Wayne, INRotation 4: Generator Product Services - Atlanta, GA

Worked with a team responsible for developing new products in the area of generator electrical accessories. Tasks included:-Revising Short Circuit Design Practice on HV side of generation in accordance with IEEE and IEC standards. Developed a MS Excel tool to aid the New Unit Requisition team with breaker ratings . -Assisted in development of standard maxcase one-line diagrams for 7EA, 7F, and 9F Gas TurbineGenerator Sets.-Created the installation and commissioning documentation for a Smart MCC (Motor Control Center)and DC Control Gear Panels.-Developed the specifications and wire details for 125 VDC Distribution System Panel

Worked in Design Engineering Electrical Department of Nuclear Power Plant. Worked mainly on Design Change Requests (DCR)