- Supporting private operating partners who are focused on lean strategies to maximize portfolio company value and accelerate scalability.

- Engineering Program Manager for the development of future products at Special Projects Group. - Hands-on leader, directing design and strategic planning of various new technology systems.- Project manager/facilitator for ID team within SPG

- Technical program manager of external co-development start-up programs and internal R&D programs.- Manufacturing program manager, battery production for EV products

- Global manager of the USABC Program to develop of a Lithium-ion battery for automotive applications. Federally funded program from the DOE (in part) with a contract of $6.1 M. - Lead the global engineering teams in Bordeaux, Maryland and Florida.

- Technical lead and Product Manager for Saft Supercapacitors. - Managed the research & development of Gen 2 Nickel Capacitor product. Responsible for schedule, $4M budget. SOP in 2014, annual sales > $1.5M.

- Lead the research and development of a novel high energy density supercapacitors. - Co-inventor on a patented method to produce titanium dioxide electrodes. - Successful grant proposal for funding of $150k from the National Science Foundation. - Principal Investigator for the SBIR Phase I commercialization of research. - Lead the research & development to critical milestone triggering $300k venture capital.

- Research on the electrochemical properties of carbon nanotubes and activated carbons. - Development of high energy density composite electrodes. - Managed the research lab for Professor George Gruner, within the Department of Physics and Astronomy.

- Research mainly focused on the optical and electrical properties of carbon nanotube/polyethylene terephthalate composites. - Development of flexible, transparent, conducting electrodes

Demonstrating and explaining scientific features and presentations at the gallery

Analyzed environmental soil and groundwater samples for evidence of petrochemical or industrial contamination.

Periodic employment as point of contact on occasions of suspected fraud during credit card transactions.