Michael Moore, Eit Email & Phone Number

Lubbock, Texas

Manage overall vision and direction of the company while maintaining a high growth rate. Oversee technical training program, support staff, and retail operations.Oversee customer satisfaction and retention.

Texas

Momentum Rotation Program - Mechanical EngineerI was privileged to work with many amazing individuals in a rotation program designed to instill knowledge of multiple roles and experiences throughout the company. In this program I started in the role of a shop technician disassembling and rebuilding oilfield tools (3 months), then to a training/development rotation (3 months), then as a technical sales engineer dissecting drilling data for run analysis (1.5 months), and then as a product line engineer (2.5 months) where I learned how to design and model drill bits and assisted with product line updates.In these roles and training programs I obtained the following drill bit and downhole tool knowledge/skillsets including: significant drill bit and downhole tool product knowledge, dull grading, bit market analysis, bit selection, bit design, bit run analysis, parameter selection, formation analysis, bit hydraulics, vibration analysis, product line presentations (lunch-and-learns), bit proposals, bit manufacturing, performance summaries, failure analysis, incident investigation and reporting, and general oilfield knowledge.

Salem, Oregon

I assisted my father in the founding of Salem Appliance Repair. After moving from California to Salem, Oregon, I took a more active role in the company and helped run service calls with my father. During my time at Texas Tech, I would travel to Salem for the summer and winter breaks and run the business as general manager while my father took vacation. I would also fill in as technician if our tech called in sick, had a scheduled day off, or if we were very busy.While working as general manager, I implemented new changes and improvements throughout the years. Some of the major improvements include: building a website, a social media presence, improving our internet presence, and increasing business to the point of requiring the hire of an additional technician; moving the business from my father's home to a shop with a showroom floor and a store-front; and changed our pricing structure to a flat-rate system that benefits both our customers and our business.

Lubbock, Texas Area

• Created and maintained website content for the ASME Student Section at Texas Tech University• Provided ideas, input and voted on decisions impacting the organization and its members• Assisted in organization and execution of events• Acted as liaison between Student Government and the student section

Lubbock, Texas

Represented fellow engineering students in the majority of SGA events and meetings.After determining the main issues from the engineering student population, the elected engineering senators and I worked towards solutions. We met with the engineering college leadership to discuss some of the issues and worked with them to define and implement solutions that would work for both the administration and the students.One issue I worked on individually regarded the extension of operating hours for the food/snack counter most convenient to the engineering students.

Houston, Tx And Denver, Co

Worked with a team of council members and Collegiate Council leadership to discover, define, and implement a major project throughout the term of service. During our term, we toured several places including an operational rig on site, Pathfinder, Dow Chemical, and the Ocean Star.Council members were selected from a stack of applicants originating from all over the world.

Texas Tech University

I founded the Tech Gun Club at Texas Tech University as a way to build a student community for the shooting sports. My leadership team and I built the organization up to an amazing level for a first year student org. and I was happy to find amazing people at Texas Tech that truly had a love for target shooting, hunting, and firearm safety.I was inspired by my team's commitment and the impact they continue to have after I left. I was sadly unable to continue leading the group as my coursework load and other responsibilities began to increase to a point where I could not spend the time necessary to be an effective leader for the club and at the same time maintain my GPA.

Rocky Mountain Cascade Region, Alpha Kappa Omicron Chapter

As Regional VP:• Instrumental in the formation of the 2010-2011 regional Executive Officer leadership team which was awarded the 2010 Regional Milestone award at the annual International Convention for its efforts, success and obstacles overcome• Organized and provided cost efficient transportation and housing for 30+ members of the region (25 chapters in Oregon, Utah, and southern Idaho) to attend the 2011 International Convention in Seattle, WA• Increased overall chapter involvement at the regional and international levels• Edited and Published the region's Fall 2010 Newsletter • Planned and presided over regional conventionsAs chapter Public Relations Officer:• Re-wrote chapter’s bylaws• Increased new membership from an average 250/year to an average of 1200/year• Organized community service events and fundraisers, exceeding estimated projections• Created all advertising materials for membership recruitment and chapter events

Southern California

• Provided reliable diagnostic and repair services for a large spectrum of residential HVAC equipment while providing superior customer service• Provided apartment maintenance as well as HVAC & appliance service for Anza Management

Bachelor'S Degree, Mechanical Engineering, 3.257

Activities and Societies: ASME Student Section Officer, ASME District E 2014 SPDC planning committee, Tech Gun Club

Transferred Credits, Engineering, 3.43

Activities and Societies: Phi Theta Kappa Chapter Officer and Regional Vice PresidentStarted my college path here and eventually.