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Chicago, Illinois, United States

Greater Omaha Area

Greater Omaha Area

• Designing and engineering wayside signal and highway crossing warning systems for major Class I railroads (Union Pacific & Norfolk Southern) with meticulous attention to customer specifications.
• Developing detailed electrical schematics to ensure safe and effective movement of trains.
• Implementing quality initiatives at the design level, emphasizing precision and reliability.
• Mentoring junior engineers on Signal Engineering fundamentals.
• Completing As-Builts.
• Demonstrating expertise in signal systems, including GCP4000, MS4000, XP4, Style “C” (TD-4) &PMD’s for crossing warning systems, ElectrologIXS, ASPECTS, solid-state interlockings, and customcontrol points for wayside.

York, Nebraska

• Utilized project management and project engineering practices to meet NADCAP (Chem Process and Heat Treat), AS9100D, and ASQR-01 accreditation; as well as followed AMS2750 Revision E for Heat Treat applications.
• Helped achieve first-time NADCAP accreditation for AC7108 Rev I (Chem Processing), AC7108/4 (Solution Analysis), and AC7108/12 (Passivation) for the York facility.
• Performed layered audits in Special Process Cells and applicable work stations.
• Investigated and implemented Root Cause Analysis (RCA) for part non-conformances through the Quality Clinic.
• Systematized Heat Treat Recipes for future SCADA implementation.
• Improved testing procedures for the chemical lab.

Storrs, CT

• Project Title: Controlling Microstructure of Hybrid Thin Films Through Flow-Induced Orientation
• Participated in an NSF-funded project researching methods to improve the barrier properties a solution that is biomimetic to nacre—a coating commonly found on pearls in nature.
• Responsibilities: leveraged spray-coating, dip coating, blade coating, and rotational coating methods to evaluate the thickness and transparency of the films using UV-Vis and Profilometer machinery.

Bachelor Of Science In Engineering, Chemical Engineering

First-Generation Graduate

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