• Manage the Fleet Technical Document Center (FTDC) team and department, ensuring all documents are up to date, and in compliance with regulatory body rules and regulations, to avoid audit findings and impacts to operations of the ships. • Manage the workflow of the FTDC and assign work to external vendors as required, determining the scope of work and ensuring quality of work meets Corporate standards.
• Develop and approve documentation necessary to the design process applying naval architecture and marine engineering knowledge. • Advise the Technical Operations Managers (TOMs), Project Managers and contractors in the development of technical documentation ensuring adherence to deadlines and regulation compliance by tracking project changes, and the effects on the projects. • Apply knowledge of relevant rules and regulations to the design process. Oversee various stages of the design process, as assigned, solve problems, and make recommendations as appropriate.
• Liaison with Classification Society representatives in relation to technical document approvals. Identifying and consolidating all necessary technical document modifications for ship projects, providing direction on defined scope of work and necessary adjustments. • Set up company-wide process and schedule for document review and approvals.
• Develop plan for and execute Drydock technical drawings for planned projects. Collaborate with Project Managers, TOMs and external parties to determine scope of work, budget and schedule of necessary technical documents. 
• Participate with the division management in project planning meetings which may include the VP or Director in fulfilling initiatives, goals and objectives by providing expert knowledge and guidance on regulation compliance, company policies and procedures to support project modifications. Create or review specifications, measurements, and calculations relevant to ship design.

Professional design, drafting & 3D modeling offering custom designs, paper to CAD Conversion, full-range AutoCAD drafting, & 3D modeling services that are tailor-made to meet the specific requirements and technical needs of the client's project.

As a Senior Naval Architect & Marine Engineer for Murray & Associates, LLC my work scope included, but was not limited to: classification society correspondence and coordination, head of stability department, internal stability team training and oversight, project planning and oversight, inspecting vessels, re-powering studies, preparing expert opinions and providing technical support for various scenarios requiring stability analysis and regulatory compliance.

As a Naval Architect & Marine Engineer for Murray & Associates, LLC my work scope included, but was not limited to: Developing technical engineering drawings, modeling hull surfaces, creating structural 3D models for nesting and fabrication, interior and exterior design of superyacht refits, deadweight surveys and incline tests.

• Made changes, updates, recommendations, and modifications to the construction drawings of a 185,000 BBL Chemical Tank Barge.• Assisted with design, documentation, and modeling of several refit projects.• Prepared specification drawings & on-site measurements, always communicatingwith other staff members to ensure coordination during the design process.

• Developed a dual deck tri hull pontoon boat to the client’s specifications.• Performed weight and stability calculations.• Gained client-oriented design experience.Worked with the Naval Architect and professor Chris McKesson (www.mckesson.us)

Assisted in diverse research projects such as the Series 60 model resistance project.Maintained and operated UNO Towing Tank as well as class laboratories for different Naval Architecture classes.

• Drafted plans and drawings for layout, construction, and assembly of structural and mechanical features of vessels.• Accompany production personnel in the field to provide additional support, review drawings, and collect data required for the revision of drawings.• Field measurements to develop As-Built drawings, documenting changes made between the original design and final details after construction.

Responsible for creating promotional campaigns for all of the events performed by SAC at the University of New Orleans.Responsible for managing a group that is focused on event advertising and student retention, organization of Public Relations, and educational sessions for student leaders (oriented to marketing)

Gained basic knowledge in blueprints and detailed project inspections.Acquired experience in the computer system that tracks projects and creates the invoices and logistics of the company (LULOWIN)Worked at different project sites, including the construction of the new section in the International Airport in Caracas, Venezuela

Showed leadership attitudes among peers and coworkers.Handle adversity in times of crisis.Acquired Team work skills.