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St. Louis, MO, US

• Provide technical support for the design, manufacturing, testing, and application selection of valves for nuclear power plants
• Ensure products are in compliance with technical standards (e.g. ASME Boiler & Pressure Vessel Code), federal regulations (e.g. U.S.NRC 10CFR50), and customer specifications
• Coordinate with customers and internal departments during quote and order stage to ensure timely processing and compliance to requirements
• Work with Manufacturing and Quality engineering to address rejected material, including repair options and determining root causes
• Perform calculations and support testing for valve design and operation I identified an existing deviation from design specification and led an investigation in accordance with U.S.NRC 10 CFR Part 21 to determine the.

Groton, Connecticut, US

• Engineer II position in the Construction Support Integration department
• Coordinate and communicate with various organizations within the Shipyard in support of Virginia Class submarine construction and test
• Frequently perform calculations and analysis to provide technical guidance for the shipyard Trades
• Lead coordinator in the Test Equipment group for VPM product development tracking and risk assessment
• Manage the product development plans for VPM and CO programs by analyzing schedule data for over 200 products spanning 7+ years
• Primary liaison in Test Equipment to our main internal customer – the Ship Test Organization

Groton, Connecticut, US

• Designed and oversaw the construction and support of data acquisition systems related to instrumentation of the submarine electric plant
• Systems engineering specification development and Verification & Validation analysis
• Pitched and co-developed a process-improvement project to reduce documentation time via semi-automated processes while improving the consistency and quality of engineering documentation within the instrumentation.
• Led the documentation effort for an investigation into instrumentation system anomaly, including root cause analysis, corrective actions, and future best practices

Groton, Connecticut, US

• Summer Intern for Dept. 460 Instrumentation
• Collaborated with supervisors, engineers, and technicians in department 460 to revise and develop instrumentation systems and corresponding documentation
• Led the design and managed the development of a new instrumentation system with a delivery date 2 weeks ahead of schedule (8-week deadline)
• Developed bills of materials for instrumentation systems to compare component prices, track project expenses, and justify decisions for design choices

Boston, MA, US

• Worked with Professor Jillian Goldfarb at Boston University Photonics Center:
• Assisted in research of alternative energy and mitigation of energy-derived pollutants
• Designed and conducted experimental procedures for synthesis of biomorphous metal oxides
• Prepared and analyzed biomass samples
• Operated various laboratory machines including tube furnaces, an Autosorb, and basic laboratory equipment
• Secretarial Lab work – correcting machine errors, ordering replacement parts, stocking samples, etc.

Bachelor Of Science (Bs), Mechanical Engineering

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