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Norfolk, Virginia, United States

Alexandria, Virginia, United States

Suffolk, Virginia, United States

Virginia Beach, Virginia, United States

Divisional Manager:Barracks Division Officer/Student Resources Officer during disestablishment of Training Support Center Hampton Roads, including transfer of all personnel and property to subordinate commands.Primary Responsibilities:- Managing, training, and supervising 10 sailors and two middle managers of Barracks Division.- Responsible for ongoing military training and safety of up to 450 junior sailors housed in the TSC-HR IS A School barracks.- Responsible for the… Show more Divisional Manager:Barracks Division Officer/Student Resources Officer during disestablishment of Training Support Center Hampton Roads, including transfer of all personnel and property to subordinate commands.Primary Responsibilities:- Managing, training, and supervising 10 sailors and two middle managers of Barracks Division.- Responsible for ongoing military training and safety of up to 450 junior sailors housed in the TSC-HR IS A School barracks.- Responsible for the complete and safe handover of barracks operations from TSC HR to Infomation Warfare Training Command.Watchstanding Responsibilities:- Command Duty Officer, the senior officer in charge of the daily operations watch team of 30 highly trained sailors. The Command Duty Officer stands a 24 hour watch, directing all operations at the command and responding to all issues that affect the command.Skills Learned:- Complex job planning, execution and documentation.- How to leverage the individual skills to optimize team performance.- Fire fighting techniques. Show less

Norfolk, Virginia, United States

Submarine Operations Officer - N8A - Destroyer Squadron 22 (DESRON22):Department Manager:Primary Responsibilities:- Leading and training a staff of 30 senior enlisted and officers in methods of anti-submarine warfare. - Oversight of training, qualification and readiness of 5 Arleigh-Burke class destroyers and associated crew in Anti-Submarine Warfare.- Planned and organized Surface Action Group component of two major ASW exercises. Maintained staff body of knowledge of… Show more Submarine Operations Officer - N8A - Destroyer Squadron 22 (DESRON22):Department Manager:Primary Responsibilities:- Leading and training a staff of 30 senior enlisted and officers in methods of anti-submarine warfare. - Oversight of training, qualification and readiness of 5 Arleigh-Burke class destroyers and associated crew in Anti-Submarine Warfare.- Planned and organized Surface Action Group component of two major ASW exercises. Maintained staff body of knowledge of allied and adversary submarine capabilities, limitations and operations.Collateral Responsibilities:- Urinalysis Program Coordinator - conducted and oversaw testing and managed program to keep unit in compliance with Navy Drug and Alcohol policies.Watchstanding Responsibilities:- Staff Tactical Watch Officer, the senior officer in charge of surface and anti-submarine combat actions of a surface action group or carrier strike group. The Staff Tactical Watch Officer stands a 4-8 hour watch, responsible for all surface actions relevant to the sea combat commander. - Staff Duty Officer, the senior officer in charge of squadron-wide operations while the squadron is in port. The Staff Duty Officer stands a 24 hour watch, responsible for command level reports and issue resolution from all subordinate ships in the squadron.Skills Learned:- How to select daily priorities and set short term goals in line with the long term and strategic goals of the organization.- Using causal analysis to identify and correct root causes to complex problems.- Communication between executive level entities on time critical issues. Show less

Castine, Maine, United States

Associate Professor of Naval Science:As a Naval Science Instructor at NROTC unit Maine Maritime Academy, I led, instructed and mentored a cadre of 100 college students training for commission as officers in the US Navy.Courses Taught:Weapons Systems - Fundamentals of Radar and Sonar theory, fundamentals of fire control systems, basic theory of naval weaponry from naval guns to guided munitions.Naval History - American history from the Revolutionary War to present day through… Show more Associate Professor of Naval Science:As a Naval Science Instructor at NROTC unit Maine Maritime Academy, I led, instructed and mentored a cadre of 100 college students training for commission as officers in the US Navy.Courses Taught:Weapons Systems - Fundamentals of Radar and Sonar theory, fundamentals of fire control systems, basic theory of naval weaponry from naval guns to guided munitions.Naval History - American history from the Revolutionary War to present day through the lens of overseas commerce and naval warfare.Naval Engineering - Fundamentals of Rankine cycle and Brayton cycle based power and propulsion plants. Show less

Bremerton, Washington, United States

Divisional Manager:LAN Division Officer during extensive overhaul of a US Ballistic Missile Submarine, USS KENTUCKY (SSBN 737), including removal and reinstallation of ship's LAN and Server systems.Primary Responsibilities:- Managing, training, and supervising 2 sailors and two middle managers of LAN Division.- Responsible for maintenance of all information technology systems, computers and networks aboard the ship.- Managing training and qualification of ship's IT… Show more Divisional Manager:LAN Division Officer during extensive overhaul of a US Ballistic Missile Submarine, USS KENTUCKY (SSBN 737), including removal and reinstallation of ship's LAN and Server systems.Primary Responsibilities:- Managing, training, and supervising 2 sailors and two middle managers of LAN Division.- Responsible for maintenance of all information technology systems, computers and networks aboard the ship.- Managing training and qualification of ship's IT personnel to maintain up to date standards in navy IT doctrine.- Managing training and implementation of new computer hardware, operating systems and server architecture for crew's usage of ship's IT resources.- Managing ship's information assurance program.Watchstanding Responsibilities:- Ship's Duty Officer, the senior officer in charge of the shipwide in-port watch team of 60 sailors. The Ship's Duty Officer stands a 24 hour watch, responsible for tactical and strategic systems maintenance and testing, shipwide casualty response, and security.Skills Learned:- Complex job planning, execution and documentation.- Administrative compliance in cybersecurity requirements- How to leverage the individual skills to optimize team performance. Show less

Bremerton, Washington, United States

Ship-wide compliance officer:Quality Assurance Officer during extensive overhaul of a US Ballistic Missile Submarine, USS KENTUCKY (SSBN 737), including drydocking, overhaul of all major seawater pressure boundaries on the ship, recertification of worked components and program management.Primary Responsibilities- Managing, training, and supervising cross functional teams spanning the ship's entire 120 person crew as pertaining to work done in the Navy Quality Assurance and… Show more Ship-wide compliance officer:Quality Assurance Officer during extensive overhaul of a US Ballistic Missile Submarine, USS KENTUCKY (SSBN 737), including drydocking, overhaul of all major seawater pressure boundaries on the ship, recertification of worked components and program management.Primary Responsibilities- Managing, training, and supervising cross functional teams spanning the ship's entire 120 person crew as pertaining to work done in the Navy Quality Assurance and SUBSAFE programs.- Certifying completion of Quality Assurance based maintenance.- Certification and management of qualification program for ship's Nuclear and QA welders.- Certification of the ship's pressure boundaries for undocking.Skills Learned:- Complex job planning, execution and documentation.- Administrative compliance in maintenance documentation, certification and quality assurance.- Industrial safety processes. Show less

Bremerton, Washington, United States

Divisional Manager:Damage Control Assistant during extensive overhaul of a US Ballistic Missile Submarine, USS KENTUCKY (SSBN 737), including extensive overhaul and repair of all ship's auxiliary systems and in port damage control responsePrimary Responsibilities:- Managing, training, and supervising 40 sailors and two middle managers of Auxiliary Division.- Responsible for maintenance of all auxiliary systems associated with the submarine. My division accomplished safe… Show more Divisional Manager:Damage Control Assistant during extensive overhaul of a US Ballistic Missile Submarine, USS KENTUCKY (SSBN 737), including extensive overhaul and repair of all ship's auxiliary systems and in port damage control responsePrimary Responsibilities:- Managing, training, and supervising 40 sailors and two middle managers of Auxiliary Division.- Responsible for maintenance of all auxiliary systems associated with the submarine. My division accomplished safe repressurization and re-energization of the ship's hydraulic systems, control surfaces, certified the ship for undocking and maintained the ship's damage control systems and crew training to include incorporating new standards in in-port fire fighting.- Training the Engineering Department (90 personnel) on theory and operation of auxiliary systems allied with the power plant as well as damage control procedures in the engineering spaces. I gave many hours of classroom style training ranging from the chemistry of oxygen recycling and replenishment systems to fluid power principles.Watchstanding Responsibilities:- Engineering Duty Officer, the senior officer in charge of the in-port engineering watch team of 30 highly trained technicians. The Engineering Duty Officer stands a 24 hour watch, directing all maintenance, repair, and testing of reactor and propulsion plant systems.- Ship's Duty Officer, the senior officer in charge of the shipwide in-port watch team of 60 sailors. The Ship's Duty Officer stands a 24 hour watch, responsible for tactical and strategic systems maintenance and testing, shipwide casualty response, and security.Skills Learned:- Complex job planning, execution and documentation.- Administrative compliance in maintenance scheduling and documentation.- How to leverage the individual skills to optimize team performance.- Troubleshooting mechanical systems.- Fire fighting techniques.- Industrial safety processes.- Quality Assurance and SUBSAFE standards. Show less

Bremerton, Washington, United States

Divisional Manager:Main Propulsion Assistant during extensive overhaul of a US Ballistic Missile Submarine, USS KENTUCKY (SSBN 737), including refueling of the nuclear reactor and installation of reverse osmosis based water purification systems.Primary Responsibilities:- Managing, training, and supervising 34 sailors and two middle managers of Machinery Division.- Responsible for maintenance of all primary and secondary fluid systems, steam plant, propulsion plant and… Show more Divisional Manager:Main Propulsion Assistant during extensive overhaul of a US Ballistic Missile Submarine, USS KENTUCKY (SSBN 737), including refueling of the nuclear reactor and installation of reverse osmosis based water purification systems.Primary Responsibilities:- Managing, training, and supervising 34 sailors and two middle managers of Machinery Division.- Responsible for maintenance of all primary and secondary fluid systems, steam plant, propulsion plant and mechanical portions of electric turbines, ship's water purification system, ship's chill water system and other fluid systems associated with the ship's nuclear propulsion plant.- Training the Engineering Department (90 personnel) on theory and operation of systems under my cognizance. I gave many hours of classroom style training ranging from heat transfer and thermodynamics to complex casualty analysis and response.Watchstanding Responsibilities:- Engineering Duty Officer, the senior officer in charge of the in-port engineering watch team of 30 highly trained technicians. The Engineering Duty Officer stands a 24 hour watch, directing all maintenance, repair, and testing of reactor and propulsion plant systems.- Ship's Duty Officer, the senior officer in charge of the shipwide in-port watch team of 60 sailors. The Ship's Duty Officer stands a 24 hour watch, responsible for tactical and strategic systems maintenance and testing, shipwide casualty response, and security.Skills Learned:- Complex job planning, execution and documentation.- Administrative compliance in maintenance scheduling and documentation.- How to leverage the individual skills to optimize team performance.- Troubleshooting electrical circuits.- Fire fighting techniques.- Industrial safety processes. Show less

Master Of Science - Ms, Analytics

Master'S Degree, Engineering Management

Graduate Level Courses In Nuclear Engineering

Qualified as Engineering Watch Officer

Graduate Certificate, Alternative Energy Technology

Graduate level study in theory and application of fuel cells, solar power and alternative fuels.

Bachelor Of Arts - Ba, Physics