• Manage the field service group of engineers, technicians, and office personnel.• Supervise and complete field overhauls, repairs, troubleshooting, and commissioning of multi-stage centrifugal blowers, single stage geared turbo blowers/compressors and multi-stage geared compressors.• Troubleshoot, repair, and consult customer control systems (PLCs) and instrumentation systems (Pressure, temperature, vibration, and control valves).• Calibrate Inlet Guide Vanes (IGV) and Discharge Guide Vanes (DGV).• Supervise and conduct routine mechanical maintenance including bearing and seal changes.• Consult with customers on optimal Predictive and Preventative Maintenance strategy.• Conduct Root Cause Failure analysis to support customer warranty claims and to enable customers to operate machinery in a safe and effective manner.• Provide vibration analysis technical expertise to customers and coworkers.• Support Test Stand Operations by providing detailed vibration analysis.

• Diagnosed machinery problems based upon vibration data, operational data, and customer communications utilizing the ADRE and customer products to include the 3300, 3500 and System 1 platforms. • Provided leadership, technical direction, and assistance to the customer, user, and other Bently Nevada field personnel in the diagnostic and long-term maintenance of Bently Nevada equipment and customers’ rotating machinery to include performing Asset Management and Reliability Services Studies.• Provided instrumentation support to customers during the installation, commissioning, and trouble-shooting of Bently Nevada Hardware and Software Products.• Completed technical service reports to enable customers to make timely decisions on the health of their rotating equipment and plan for future outages.• Prepared timely Work Order requests, Quick Quotes and Invoicing packages to appropriately bill customers.

• Previously a Lead Field Service Engineer and Supporting Service Agreement (SSA) Manager for BHGE Panametrics instrumentation group, specializing in the ultrasonic flow meter systems.• Served as a Subject Matter Expert for the Flare Gas Flow Meter Sytem (GF868), Fuel to Flare Flow Meter (ZxG) and the Liquid Flow Meter systems (XMT868, XMT900, XMT910 and XMT1000). • Responsible for conducting and overseeing installations, repairs, troubleshooting, annual verifications and servicing requirements for multiple customer accounts.• Responsible for working with customer engineering teams to resolve high profile issues that customers were experiencing specifically with maintaining compliance with the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and other local environmental regulators.• Managed and lead the daily execution of the service growth strategy for SSAs in the Measurement and Sensing product line, specifically focusing on engineering and service solutions for regulatory flare monitoring.

• Responsible for the organization, training, performance of duty, and good order and discipline of a command of 120 Marines.• Executed a training system for over 120 Marines during an overseas deployment and increased personnel readiness from 65 percent to over 99 percent operational.• Improved an accountability and maintenance reporting system for over $24 million of government equipment by preventing loss and improving efficiency. Identified and corrected over $1 million in discrepancies and deficiencies in the supply management system.• Educated staff on the Oracle E-Business suite maintenance management computer program, Global Combat Support System-Marine Corps (GCSS-MC). Which resulted in increased unit maintenance proficiency and equipment accountability at all levels of leadership. • Participated in eight large-scale artillery live firing exercises in two different countries in various locations in the Pacific. Planned and supervised the entire embarkation of over $20 million of government equipment and over 120 Marines.• Gained extensive experience in Oracle GCSS-MC and Microsoft tools, including Excel, PowerPoint and Outlook.

• Trained, managed, and maintained responsibility for the future operations of a 65-man platoon of Marines while ensuring their professional development and wellbeing. • Managed the operations of the battery weapons armory, which included being responsible for the maintenance and accountability of government equipment valued in excess of $15 million.• Participated in three large-scale artillery live firing exercises, serving as the convoy commander, responsible for the route, safety and accountability of 25 vehicles with 60 Marines to and from various locations in a high stress environment.

• Employed fire support assets (air and artillery) safely with 100 percent accuracy in support of a Marine Corps rifle company.• Coordinated with multiple agencies in developing fire support coordination measures and overall planning.• Participated in multiple large-scale training exercises in addition to one overseas deployment to Okinawa, Japan, and South Korea. During the overseas deployment, multinational cooperation was essential to achieve desired training objectives.

Six month artillery specific training.

Six month course on leadership and military tactics.

• Performed and assisted with distillation column gamma scans effectively identifying missing and damaged trays and packing.• Assisted lead engineer with radiological tracer leak tests on shell and tube heat exchangers verifying suspected leaks and confirming the source leak.• Worked in engineering teams to diagnose process-related problems such as entrainment, flooding, foaming, weeping, and damaged trays. • Responsible for drafting customer reports outlining detailed results with recommended solutions to resolve customer problems in a timely concise manner.