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Norfolk, Virginia, United States

Norfolk, Va

• Research and analyze submarine availability execution progress and industrial activity performance; oversee and coordinate Fleet depot-level nuclear submarine availability schedules in liaison with OPNAV, NAVSEA 08, COMNAVSEASYSCOM, and CSL-led submarine maintenance programs as Fleet representative for submarine availability planning and execution• Supervise and monitor material readiness issues on LANTFLT submarines operations, e.g., OPREPs, CASREPs, and SITREPs; provide analysis-based recommendations for C3/C4 submarine CASREPs• Ensure submarine maintenance and modernization programs were integrated, compatible, and balanced; maintain a schedule of Fleet submarine depot availabilities and dry dockings• Direct, manage, and provide support for investigation and resolution of technical and management problems and resolution of resource deficiencies; analyze maintenance availabilities per cost, schedule, and maintenance activity performance; document Fleet level metrics for CNO and reports• Provide Subject Matter Expert (SME; mechanical engineer) recommendations for systems to Perform 2 Plan (P2P), Shipyard Infrastructure Optimization Plan (SIOP), Navy Transformation Office (NTO) Naval Sustainment Systems Shipyard (NSS-SY), Learning 2 Action Board (L2AB), and as Cross-Functional Team (CFT) member for Virginia Class (VACL) material sustainment• Coordinate preparation and presentation of submarine maintenance and modernization requirements through Planning, Programming, Budgeting, and Execution (PPBE) phases and associated review processes directly related to the Presidential DoD budget • Direct, manage, supervise, and monitor submarine and Carriers, Nuclear (CVN) maintenance activities• Manage a $3B annual budget, funding submarine, CVN, and shipyard operations, repair contracts, labor force, materials, and facility upgrades for 10 CNO submarine availabilities(**See attached profile resume for full job description**)

Virginia Beach, Virginia, United States

• Assessed effectiveness of submarine maintenance and material management programs; identified areas for improvement and made recommendations• Liaised/collaborated with inspectors and SMEs to ensure consistent inspection standards and procedures; reviewed submarine-based records and documentation related to maintenance, testing, and inspections to ensure compliance with regulatory requirements; provided technical expertise and guidance to submarine maintenance personnel, including troubleshooting issues• Provided (mechanical engineer) SME recommendations for Landing Craft Utility (LCU) class vessels to Board of Inspection and Survey (INSURV)• Inspected LCU class vessels, assessing condition, identified deficiencies or non-compliance issues; verified operational capabilities and adherence to technical manuals, specifications, and procedures; oversaw inspection, maintenance, review of maintenance records, testing documentation, inspection reports; confirmed LCU class vessels compliance of material readiness to Navy standards/regulations• Performed functional tests, equipment calibrations, and operational checks to validate systems and equipment operations• Conducted inspections averaging one submarine inspection and two small craft per month of submarines and small boats to ensure compliance with Navy standards and regulations; audited, identified, documented deficiencies, and recommended corrective actions, including components, e.g., pumps and valves not meeting operational or design requirements, safety equipment deficiencies, corrosion problems, and/or missing technical requirements • Built new inspection procedures and methodologies for the Littoral Combatant Unit Class INSURV inspections to standardize practices to Joint Fleet Maintenance Manual scoring • Directed, managed, and led two teams inspecting two LCUs performing inspections on 12 LCUs and six LCACs, as Senior Inspector for Craft and Boats(See attached profile resume for full job description.)

Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, United States

• Directed, managed, and supervised submarine availabilities in liaison and coordination with the Project Superintendent, including coordination and supervision of planning, implementation, and completion of submarine availabilities per project schedules, budgets, and Navy standards• Reviewed and analyzed project plans, specifications, and work packages to ensure compliance with requirements and scope of availability; collaborated with production, engineering, quality assurance, and logistics departments, to ensure effective coordination and execution of submarine availabilities• Prepared reports, documentation, and presentations related to submarine availabilities, including status updates, lessons learned, and post-availability evaluations related to the coordination and integration of subcontractors, vendors, and suppliers involved in submarine availabilities, ensuring compliance with contractual obligations and quality standards• Provided SME (mechanical engineer) technical expertise to project teams; addressed and resolved technical challenges• Developed shipyard’s Fiscal Year 2018 Execution Guidance that detailed the employment of 5,806 military and civilian personnel with >780,000 Man-Days of work and budget of .$900M as Business Operations Officer• Managed submarine project teams for availabilities, as Deputy Project Superintendent, with management oversight ranging between 100-500 submarine maintenance personnel (e.g., managers, engineers, quality assurance technicians, mechanics, electricians, and tradesmen)• Managed submarine projects, including USS Columbus DCMAV ($18.2M, 31,000 man days), USS North Carolina (SSN 777) EDSRA ($219.6M, 320,000 man days), and USS Jefferson City (SSN 759) EOH ($254M, 375,000 man days)(See full job description in resume attached to profile.)

Monterey County, California, United States

San Diego, California, United States

• Manage, monitor, and supervise the submarine’s main propulsion systems, damage control, and procedures, maintenance, and performance in the engineering department’s activities, including the main propulsion system, propulsion plant operations, maintenance, and casualty responses• Coordinated/supervised the operation and maintenance of steam propulsion plants, nuclear reactors, turbines, electrical generators, propulsion control systems, and associated equipment• Conducted analysis and assessment of operational data related to deployed in-situ submarine operational missions; provided SME recommendations for improvement and optimization • Managed the ship’s propulsion, damage control, auxiliary equipment, and IT systems maintenance schedule, prioritizing tasks and allocating resources to ensure timely and effective maintenance • Collaborated with engineering, navigation, weapons, and communications departments to develop and implement sea trial plans; coordinated with shipyard personnel and contractors to schedule and conduct New Construction Sea Trials for Pre-Commissioning Unit (PCU) USS Mississippi (SSN 782)• Planned and coordinated measurements and data collection during sea trials for evaluation and analysis; monitored/evaluated submarine systems’ performance, equipment, and personnel during sea trials; identified and documented sea trial activities• Coordinated with naval test agencies and oversight organizations to ensure compliance with testing protocols, safety regulations, and reporting requirements• Conducted post-trial analysis and evaluation of the submarine’s performance• Managed, monitored, supervised completion of sea trials for newly constructed submarine PCU Mississippi (SSN 782), tested/validated new construction during sea trials, including air, flood control, hydraulics, sonar, communications, propulsion plant operations, systems, salvage equipment, before submarine’s commissioning(See full job description in attached LinkedIn resume)

Master Of Science - Ms, Mechanical Engineering

Courses: Electric Power Engineering and Machinery Theory, Heat Transfer, Deformation Fracture & Failure Analysis, Power Plant Systems.

Bachelor Of Science - Bs, Chemistry With Biochemistry Specialty

Courses: Naval Ship Systems, Naval Science, Naval Operations, Navigation, Chemistry, Analytic Geometry, Calculus, Physics, Quantitative.