Project engineer responsible for designing and executing building automation construction projects. Leads diverse teams of technicians and subcontractors during project lifecycle.

Systems specialist responsible for programming, user interface design, field start up and modifications, training, and maintenance for several large Las Vegas Strip casinos, military and government buildings, and pharmaceutical companies.Major Accomplishments- Redesigned the Luxor Hotel and Casino’s central cooling plant on time and under budget without any service interruption to the building. Saved customer about $90,000/year- Commissioned Briovia’s entire building’s control system when commissioning agent was unavailable.- Retrofitted the Linq Hotel and Casino’s main air handling system for their corporate offices on time and under budget and without loss of service to the building in the summer.- Designed, programmed, and constructed a programming table saving 75% of the startup time for technicians in the field.- Safety supervisor for the branch – developed training requirements resulting in the safest branch in the company.- Programmed, commissioned, and maintained critical hospital infrastructure at Valley Regional Hospital.

Siemens Building Technologies Project Manager.Manage project throughout urban and rural Alaska ranging from $1,000 to $1.3M highly technical projects.Project manager for two of Siemen's key accounts - Providence Anchorage Medical Center and Anchorage School District.Leader for 35 teams of design engineers, electricians, and specialist ensuring that projects met cost, schedule, and specification goals.Customer Oriented! Exceeded customer satisfaction branch goal with a score of 9/10.Major Accomplishments- Lead project manager for several of Alaska’s key accounts including the largest hospital in Alaska and Anchorage School District.- Successfully managed several logistically complex programs located in remote villages where no road system is available.- Lead project manager for large projects located in the state capitol – Juneau.

Minuteman III ICBMEngineer responsible for ensuring the USAF is equipped with the safest and most reliable reentry vehicles by exploring options for common, multi-mission capabilities. The program enables a responsive engineering infrastructure to support reentry vehicles beyond their original design life by addressing operational system issues and ensuring the availability of long-lead components/materials while identifying life cycle cost reduction methods.Major Accomplishments - Lead engineer for ACAT 1D program between the USAF, USN and UK for the next generation joint reentry vehicle fuze - Developed roadmap of technology investment for the future reentry vehicle enterprise - ICBM System Program Office's Company Grade Officer of Fourth Quarter, 2010 - ICBM System Program Office's Team of the Year, 2010

Minuteman III ICBMResponsible for providing USAF oversight in Systems Requirement Analysis (SRA) and Logistics Support Analysis (SRA) for Minuteman III Intercontinental Ballistic Missile (ICBM) modification and replacement programs. Major Accomplishments - Interfaced weekly with Group Commander for Security Classification Guide issues- Lead team of 25 to mine 824 ICBM parts to ensure part listing and storage matched to ensure weapon system integrity - Authored SRA and LSA Operating Instruction which provided direction for all group modification and acquisition program managers- Saved $90M by assessing Minuteman III Raceway cable attrition rate