• Build and maintain customer relationships, resolve issues, up-/cross-sell Vicinity offerings, and manage contract renewals to maximize customer satisfaction while minimizing attrition• Responsible for managing and growing revenues from Vicinity’s existing district energy customers• Leverage regional and corporate resources from Operations, Engineering, Marketing, and Finance as appropriate throughout the proposing and selling process• Development and delivery of energy and utility solutions for diverse customers (residential, commercial, life sciences, medical, institutional, government, etc.)

• Responsible for control room oversight of the nuclear reactor and production of electrical power to the New England grid• Manage operating crew consisting of 7 field operators, 2 control board operators, and 1 fire brigade leader• Maintain command and control to ensure high levels of professionalism and standards in the control room• Implement normal, abnormal, and emergency operating procedures• Oversee core reactivity changes such as reactor startup/shutdown• Utilize strong analytical and problem-solving skills to diagnose and evaluate intersystem problems• Lead employee engagement committee for the site in collaboration with Human Resources• Exceeds expectations on annual reviews and evaluations

• Determination of emergency plan including classification support and state notifications• Conduct reviews of required clearances, brief field operators and authorize the clearances for execution per the schedule or as emergent• Support refueling outages every 18 months in various management roles• Perform aggregate risk assessment for all station work across multiple work craft disciplines• Track degraded and inoperable technical specification and other equipment important to safe and reliable plant operation• Qualified to move Uranium fuel assemblies from the reactor core to the spent fuel pool

• Obtained Nuclear Regulatory Commission Senior Reactor Operator license (Docket No. 50-443)• Selected by senior management into the “Leaders of the Future” program

• Operate, maintain, inspect, and test equipment, components, and systems of a nuclear generating station in accordance with rules, regulations, procedures, and programs. Systems include; generators, turbines, boilers, pumps, valves, air compressors, tanks, and piping• Coordinate with multiple departments for the testing of plant components and equipment• Perform clearance orders to tag out and restore equipment for maintenance• One of 15 selected individuals to perform evaluations on initial and current Operators• Received multiple award recognitions for outstanding performance

• Trained and qualified in firefighting, first aid, CPR, and confined space rescue• Proficient with Microsoft Office, eSOMS, NAMS, electronic work order packages• One of 6 Operators selected to chair the Plant Status Control Committee• Zero OSHA recordable injuries and mispositioning events

• Responsible for asset management, preventative maintenance, and work order control using Infor EAM (computerized maintenance management system)• Controlled building systems and monitored energy consumption under WebCTRL (web-based building automation system)

• Machine shop’s assistant in the steam plant• Assisted with each sub-division of the Engineering Department (Electrical, HVAC, Plumbing)

• Performed energy management services such as steam/chilled water assessments and steam overcharge analyses• Conducted an energy evaluation with power factor correction as well as a line loss mitigation survey• Organized and presented findings on graphs and tables using MS Excel, PowerPoint, and Visio• Assisted with the monthly management of customers’ utility bills