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Austin, Texas Metropolitan Area

Established the New LCRA TSC Initial and Continuous Training Programs.Utilized the SAT in conjunction with ADDIE to create several trainings and provide training to all operations and support staff at LCRA TSC.Performed a RJTA to realign tasks with modern operations and ensure continued reliability of operations support.

Austin, Texas Metropolitan Area

Training to Operate and Operating the LCRA portion of the 69kV, 138kV, and 345kV ERCOT Transmission System.Providing safe and reliable day-to-day operations in real-time.Deconflicting and ensure smooth process transition as the position allows, ensuring continuous reliable operation of the LCRA Transmission System.

Greater Boston Area

Coordinated with operations management at Eversource and Training resources and management at NE-ISO to establish and maintain an effective training program. Utilized the Systematic Approach to Training as well as the ADDIE process to provide refresher, cyclic, and initial training to 24 operators of the Transmission System. Provided fundamental knowledge of electricity and operations for Boston 115-345kV Transmission and the cape 115-345kV Transmission.Key Results:Developed standardized NERC examinations for initial qualifications.Contributed to the establishment of a new database containing Reliability Related TasksDeveloped and presented over 400 hours of training.

Anaheim, California

Perform installation and maintenance on US Government Equipment used onboard various vessels.Troubleshoot advanced electrical and electronic components with voltage ranges 0-1000VDC and 0-480VAC. Provided quality oversight in a factory and test environment. Key results:Established a report database to track incidents and near missesEstablished a training database and an initial training program.

S8G Staff Qualification Engineering Officer of the Watch Training AssistantS8G Exam CoordinatorSubmarine Nuclear Propulsion Plant SupervisorEMNC(SS) / Electrical Operator & Engineering Watch Supervisor (Nuclear) NEC 3364Instructs Officer and Enlisted Sea Returnees in theory, construction, and operation of complex propulsion, reactor plant systems, chemistry, and radiological controls. In charge of over 100 examinations for 50 complex qualifications for 400 Staff Members for the S8G Prototype. Key Results:Keystone in the establishment of the Sea Returnee Off Crew Program. Allowing Sea-Returnees essential instruction prior to established qualification and certification at the S8G Prototype.Prepared, administered, and maintained exam security for over 100 exams. Created an entirely new exam program for an extremely outdated program, leading to more highly qualified and trained individuals.Qualified as Engineering Officer of the Watch (EOOW), allowing for the vacant Training Assistant Role to be taken. Performed more than 25 lectures which contributed greatly to the S8G Plant Level of Knowledge increase.

Submarine Nuclear Propulsion Plant Supervisor

S8G Section 1 Electrical First-Line SupervisorS8G Section 1 Quality Assurance SupervisorSubmarine Nuclear Propulsion Plant SupervisorEMN1(SS) / Electrical Operator & Engineering Watch Supervisor (Nuclear) NEC 3364Instructor and supervisor for the qualification of over 1800 personnel in operations, training, andmaintenance of United States’ naval nuclear-powered submarines and aircraft carriers. Extensivebackground in the coordination, planning, execution, and assessment of nuclear safety related maintenance and repairs resulting in minimal impact of the training cycle during shutdown periods. Key Results: Directly instructed, supervised, and scheduled both training and maintenance events for 16 classes of electrical students. Organized, reviewed, and maintained 100% accountability over all personnel data and progress records for 60 enlisted military students and staff. Directly supervised the day-to-day operations, training and maintenance activities of 11 electrical staff instructors through both critical and non-critical operations, to include the efficient and successful completion of 2 major extended dual-plant shutdowns.

Electrician's Mates (EMN) - supervision of operators and operation of generators, switchboards, control equipment, and electrical equipment; supervision over and operation and performance of organizational and intermediate maintenance on power and lighting circuits, electrical fixtures, motors, generators, batteries, voltage and frequency regulators, controllers, distribution switchboards and other electrical equipment; test for short circuits and grounds; and rebuild electrical equipment, including solid state circuitry elements.

Bangor Washington

Electrical Division Leading SupervisorSubmarine Nuclear Propulsion Plant SupervisorEM2(SS) / Electrical Operator (Nuclear) NEC 3364Fully qualified by virtue of seniority, experience and demonstrated proficiency (including specified watch-station qualification) to supervise the operation and maintenance of a submarine nuclear propulsion plant. Key Results:Directly supervised the day-to-day operations, training and maintenance activities of 12 Electrical Ship’s Force personnel. Directly responsible for the coordination between Electrical Ship's Force personnel and multiple Ship Yard organizational codes during a major 60 day dry-docking refit.During a 108-day deterrent patrol, planned and completed over 5,000 man-hours of preventative and corrective maintenance. Expertly conducted troubleshooting and repairs on systems vital to ship's operation, in particular, leading major switchgear testing in the stead of the Chief supervisor during an extended absence.

Bangor, Washington

Electrical OperatorEM2(SS) / Electrical Operator (Nuclear) NEC 3354Responsible for the operation of the ship's electrical power generation systems (Motor-Generators, Diesel Generators, and Steam Turbine AC Generators, 450Vac, 3 phase, 60Hz/400Hz; Lead Acid and Solenoid Valve Regulated Batteries, 210-355Vdc), lighting systems (120Vac, single phase, 60Hz; DC Lighting), electrical equipment and electrical appliances. The duties included installation, operation, adjustment, routine maintenance, inspection, test and repair of electrical equipment. Performed maintenance and repair of related electronic equipment. Nuclear duties included nuclear propulsion plant operation in reactor control, propulsion, and power generation systems as both Electrical Operator (reactor plant at power) and Shutdown Reactor Operator (reactor plant shutdown). Key Results: As the Ship’s Calibration Coordinator, maintained and tracked over 2500 pieces of submarine equipment to ensure deployable readiness.Expert administrator, had no deficiencies for the Ship’s Battery records, contributing to an overall success for an Operational Reactor Safeguard Examination. Repaired major ships equipment, allowing the ship to accomplish all objectives and execute the ships primary mission. Highly motivated, completing all qualifications early, which allowed additional qualifications and collateral duties to be performed.

Bachelor Of Science - Bs, Nuclear Engineering Technology, 3.54

Activities and Societies: Cum Laude

Associate Of Science - As, Natural Sciences, 3.93

Activities and Societies: Summa Cum Laude

Nuclear/Nuclear Power Technology/Technician

Learned how to operate major systems and components related to a Nuclear Plant.

Nuclear/Nuclear Power Technology/Technician

Learned the fundamentals of Nuclear power production and the application for the NNPP.

Electricity

Learned the fundamentals of electricity. Studied electrical and electronic components. Learned about digital microprocessors and PLC's..

High School

Activities and Societies: Band and Choir. Boy Scouts, Venturing Scouts, Order of the Arrow.