Eric Desch Email & Phone Number

Alpharetta, Ga, Us

Alpharetta, Ga, Us

Douglasville, Georgia, Us

Clarks Summit, Pa, Us

Project Manager/ lead embedded operations consulting engineer for mission critical facilities - facility maintenance / operations oversight, technical procedure writing, data hall thermal performance analysis, and power use reporting, infra-red, power quality monitoring, and waveform analysis, engineering emergency site response and coverage. Scope of coverage includes multiple Tier 3/equivalent data centers across the North American region. Four to seven direct reports.Confidential financial client data center - Project Manager / Commissioning Authority for two new 12 megawatt tier III data centers. Modular and expandable design, with 248,000 sq. ft. on day 1. Major equipment includes two medium voltage substations (69kV & 138 kV), 16 diesel generators per site, 23 UPS modules per site, Bladeroom architecture in expandable hub, stick built core with DSE CRAC units, and associated switchgear and support equipment. Phase 2 - additional 1.2MW data halls (x4).Confidential client - Commissioning Authority for a two (2) megawatt expansion within the existing live tier III mission critical data center. Modular and expandable design, with 150,000 sq. ft. expansion on Day 2. Day 3 expansion currently in progress. Major equipment includes one new medium voltage substation (138 kV), one diesel generator, two UPS modules, ten STS/PDUs, ten stand alone PDUs, six modular direct evaporative cooling units (DECs), one modular water storage and pumping system.Confidential Clients - 3 separate projects ranging from 800,000 - 850,000 sq feet of office space - all associated HVAC, UFAD, electrical distribution systems and control systems and LEED Gold as applicable.Multiple other smaller projects including commissioning of office space and existing infrastructure equipment for clients across mission critical industries.

Washington, Dc, Us

Plan, coordinate and execute propulsion engineering inspections on all steam, diesel, and gas turbine powered warships in the Atlantic fleet. Direct five to ten-man teams on location. Liaison between ship’s crew and inspection team; managing timelines and communicating assessment objectives to team. Strong technical understanding and knowledge of wide range of engineering systems required, as position is reserved for only stand-out candidates; one of the few in the community that screens personnel.- As project manager develop and execute plans to conduct over 500 comprehensive system checks across multiple ship platforms; successfully executed missions on over 20 different ships, directly impacting the US Navy’s multibillion dollar ship maintenance and training budget, fleet readiness, risk management, and operational safety.- Held a position normally filled by higher ranking personnel 4-6 years beyond current rank. Recognized for technical knowledge that brought operational flexibility to the organization, due to unique and extensive theoretical and “hands-on” engineering education Performance report highlights include statements such as:• "operating at the level of a seasoned professional, performing at the early promote level"• "experience and knowledge brings the always needed operation flexibility to the command"

Washington, Dc, Us

Planned, coordinated, and executed employment of naval gunfire between marines on the ground and naval ships underway. Liaison between naval surface forces at sea and marine ground forces in the planning and execution of naval gunfire assets. Trained, mentored, and assessed marines in the use of naval gunfire. Non-traditional assignment only available to highest performing officers in the community. • Company Fire Support Team Leader, led a five man forward observation team providing artillery, mortar, air, and naval surface fire in support of ground troops. Fitness reports extol multifaceted, energetic leadership, ability to communicate objectives to team and lead team to mission accomplishment.• Led marines through the mountain warfare training course, deployment to Okinawa, Japan, multiple joint USMC/JSDF exercises, and the demanding jungle warfare training course. Ascribed leadership experience “integral to team’s success.”• Range safety officer and officer in charge for artillery, mortar, and naval gunfire live fire exercises.Performance report highlights include statements such as:• "consistently performed at a level above his rank"• "eager to train...energetic leader...displays high technical knowlege"• "multifaceted leader...filling positions outside [the] roles of a traditional surface warfare officer"• "despite working in non-traditional roles...he is completely fire and forget"• "stands head and shoulders above his peers"

Washington, Dc, Us

Led the ship's largest division of 27 sailors including thousands of man-hours of maintenance across 30 onboard spaces, two small boat team, aviation, search and rescue, underway replenishment and other specialized operations. Given command of the largest, most challenging division on the ship in recognition for meticulous, energetic, and action-oriented managerial skill. Ranked number one of nine division officers.• Received high marks in the inspections of warfare areas under charge. Directly impacted the ship’s ability to land, refuel, and launch helicopters, retrieve lost personnel at sea, and maneuver in and out of port. • Awarded two Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medals for superior performance, leadership, and foresight in the management of equipment and personnel under charge.• Destroyer Squadron 22 Ship Handler of the Year, 2014.• Held duties of VBSS boarding officer and repair locker officer.• Obtained major warfare qualification as Surface Warfare Officer.• Managed tens of thousands of dollars for the command's recreation fund.Performance report highlights include statements such as:• "#1 of 9 highly competitive Lieutenant Junior Grades"• "consummate professional who demands and achieves excellence in every endeavor"• "all about execution, Eric has a tremendous commitment to mission accomplishment"• "energetic, action oriented, dedicated"• "Stays ahead of requirements in the dynamic, fast paced environment of a guided missile destroyer...Recruiter poster appearance with a superb intellect."• "simply put, he gets the job done."• "consistently outperforms his peers"• "strongest recommendation for early command...send to only most challenging assignments"

Washington, Dc, Us

Managed a division of eight sailors in all aspects of maintenance, upkeep, and repair of all auxiliary equipment and systems encompassing three major machinery spaces and various critical subsystems, including ship's small boats, chilled water, HVAC, refrigeration, and potable water systems. • Successfully passed all inspections of divisional equipment on schedule, meeting the timeline for ship’s deployment overseas.• Cited as the “go-to” division officer for special evolutions and recognized for managerial skill, attention to detail in directing personnel in accomplishment of missions, and mentorship of fellow officers while on the job.• Carried out the duties of the ship's VBSS boarding officer and repair locker officer. • Unit deployment to Sixth Fleet• Obtained warfare qualifications including Officer of the Deck Underway, CIC Watch Officer.• Ship's Morale, welfare, and recreation funds manager of over $30,000 of ship's funds.Performance report highlights include statements such as:• "Absorb information quickly and retain it well."• "Very aggressive and persistent when initiating execution of taskers."• "Clear [Early Promote] and standout first-tour Ensign"• "Established himself as a leader amongst his peers."

Master Of Business Administration - Mba

Bachelor’S Degree, Marine Engineering And Shipyard Management