Water feature development for architecture, landscape and urban design; Responsible for the management and daily operation of WET Design’s extensive testing facilities,materials lab, electrical lab, fluid lab and vast testing equipment inventoryResponsible for testing engineers’ first articles and implementing new concepts and designs for past andfuture products: testing and implementation of engineering concepts and drawingsConduct client meetings and manage lab/testing facility toursCollaborate with WET Designers, Architects and Engineers (Structural, Electrical, Mechanical) from theconceptual drawing and prototype development state through product implementation and executionDemonstrate and test the performance and functionality of newly developed products, technology andprototype conceptsresearched and developed all aspects of the projects, including the latest LEDs to non-corrodingunderwater structural systemsWork with high profile clients and other design professionals on-site, in mock-ups, and design brainstormmeetings to develop and present new technologiesInterface with clients, client’s consultants and other members of the WET Design project team (ProjectManagers, Project Engineers & Project Architects), regarding matters of designResearch and gather information for new technology and prototype studies, work with outside suppliersand internal departments to coordinate mock-up setups, equipment purchasing, and perform equipmenttests and evaluations on technical components

Responsible for remote water special effects at the 2005 MTV Movie Awards remotes, includingdesigning, building, shipping, setup, programming, live operation and tear downInstalled and operated LN2 fog at 2007 Grammy Awardsresponsible for creating new and highly specialized technology, specifically, underwater lighting, roboticsand equipment-associated new technologiesImplemented blue sky development for City Center Las Vegas, providing five new and innovative features,plus trouble-shooting finished productInstalled liquid nitrogen Robo Fogger on Drew Carey’s propertyDesigned, built and tested new designs of water features, including nozzles, jets, pumping skids, filters,underwater robotics, lighting, fire effects, fire shooters, submersible pilot assemblies, and portable waterjets

Accountable for the development and training of new equipment service techniciansManagement of mock-up technicians during construction and installationSupervised the installation of water features and WET equipmentResponsible for ensuring the proper overall appearance, installation and accuracy and design integrity offountains including the water features at The Grove,Educated new technicians on how to maintain numerous water features and equipment, in SouthernCalifornia

WET Care field technician for local water features

Oversaw the glass installation for the caldron at the 2002 Winter Olympics and worked on the installationof plumbing, electrical, pyrotechnics and gas burnersConstructed and tested mockups for engineers, and designers’, including water walls, new nozzledesigns, plumbing configurations and basin layouts for flow studiesBuilt test equipment to test and monitor devices for life cycle testing to determine the life expectancy andexpendables that would require replacement over timeBuilt environmental chamber for winter test at -10 deg. F. Built, install, run and tore down the rain curtainfor the 2002 House of Blues Oscar after partyBuilt, installed and operated the laminar nozzles for the 2001 Cisco Systems Investor meetingShipping and Receiving, WET Design; Receiving and logging products and materials into stock, managing stock items and distribution todepartmentsHandled shipment of items, including the packing of expensive and delicate finished products and theconstruction of crates for shipmentsPacking and shipping

Mocked up, modified, and perfected elements and devices to be used in water features.

Crating, packing, and receiving

Helped finished the air system and lighting in the lagoon at the Bellaigo Hotel in Las VegasBuilt new office space in WET’s Sun Valley warehouseRebuilt and organized the stock, shipping and receiving departments to make the physical space morefunctional