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United States

Responsible for installation, testing, maintaining, repairing and training on the Clients products at customer sites.• Performs final machine acceptance inspections to machine shipment to verify that the equipment meets a Client's needs. • Provides updates and modifications to machinery at the customer sites and train customers on the use and maintenance of the equipment.

San Diego, California, United States

Overall supervisor responsible for the safe and effective operation and maintenance of a Naval Nuclear Propulsion Plant. A true leadership experience directly overseeing a team of over 20 people in the complex task of safely operating a nuclear reactor and its associated equipment. Requiring a high level of expertise in nuclear, electrical, and mechanical engineering.

San Diego, California, United States

Responsible for senior project manager level management to ensure all duties and responsibilities of the division are accomplished. The leading petty officer is directly responsible for oversight of all personnel within the division to ensure maximum efficiency and safety of operations carried out by the division. Reactor Electrical LPO is responsible for the management and supervision of 80 personnel and both A4W Nuclear Propulsion Plants ensuring every member is contributing to their fullest abilities.• Held positions as both RE 1 Plant LPO and overall both plants RE LPO upon recognition for superior leadership and management ability.•Held various collaterals such as divisional career counselor, divisional sponsorship coordinator, and watch bill coordinator.

San Diego, California, United States

• Maintained the highest GPA on the continuous training examinations during my entire time on board with a GPA of >3.70.• Recognized for countless achievements for technical prowess, outstanding leadership and supervisory skills, and excellent teaching skills• Held multiple leadership and planning roles.• Obtained various Quality Assurance qualifications to ensure the use of the proper materials during repairs and maintenance of various nuclear propulsion plant equipment.• Directly resulted in the qualification of over 100 saliors in the maintenance and operations of 2 A4W Nuclear Propulsion Plants.

San Diego, California, United States

• Load DispatcherResponsible for the management and supervision of all routine and emergency electrical distribution system operations aboard a nuclear powered aircraft carrier from a central control room environment. Operations include the use of 14 high voltage generator units, electrical load balancing between 2 reactor plants, and switchboard operations via coordination with technician personnel. The Load Dispatcher also controls all maintenance evolutions pertaining to any part of the ships electrical distribution system, and is kept informed of their performance.• Propulsion Plant Drill TeamResponsible for the monitoring watchstander action and simulation of various plant parameters to ensure the proper operation and actions taken in a casualty senario.• Shutdown Reactor OperatorResponsible for the monitoring and operation of a shutdown reactor plant and the personel in the propulsion plant.• Propulsion ElectricianResponible for roving the propulsion plant to monitor and operate the electrical equipment and systems.• Switchgear OperatorResponible for the operations and monitoring of all electrical distribution equipment associated with one of the shipboard reactor plants.• Control Point WatchResponsible for the control of access to radiological and contamination areas to ensure the proper minimization of personel radiological exposure and the spread of radioactive particulates.• Log Recorder Phone TalkerResponsible for monitoring of operational trends in operating conditions from a control room environment to evaluate the overall health of plant equipment. Personnel in this role also serve as the primary means of communication coming in and out of their control room, and thus must be experts at clear, efficient, and concise communication.

San Diego, California, United States

Personnel in this role are responsible for the performance of all troubleshooting and preventative and corrective maintenance on the 4160v, 450v, and 120v electrical systems and components related to a nuclear propulsion plant to include motors, motor controllers, PLCs, switchboards, bus transfer devices, breakers, and generators using written procedures and in-depth system understanding. Personnel must be able to correctly identify and prepare proper electrical isolation via schematic diagrams and drawings, as well as have an in-depth understanding of all safety requirements and personal protective equipment related to their work.• The go to technical expert for advanced troubleshooting.• Quickly took over various supervisory positions and was placed as the lead of multiple maintenance teams.

San Diego, California, United States

Handpicked to be one of five departmentwide instructors in Reactor Knowledge Division to expertly craft and give training on a variety of complex engineering topics to a department of over 500 individuals. Resulting in a marked increase in the professional level of knowledge across the department leading to increased safety in operations of 2 A4W nuclear Propulsion Plants. Additionally, expertly managed the training program ensuring all training requirements were properly tracked and completed.• Increased department wide graded evolutions by over 55%.• Delivered over 4,000 man-hours of expertly crafted power-point and interactive style lectures.• Directly resulted in 47 additional watch station qualifications.

San Diego, California, United States

Responsible for the planning and coordination of all workcenter maintenance items. Personnel in this role create maintenance schedules each quarter based on periodicity requirements of their work center's equipment and delegate work to technicians to ensure effective and timely accomplishment of all required items. The Workcenter Supervisor must also coordinate with other departments and/or workcenters to de-conflict work items as required to avoid down time or delays. Additionally, the Workcenter supervisor is responsible for tracking and management of all deficiencies in the propulsion plant under the work centers' cognizance to ensure timely repair of inoperable equipment.• Awarded a Navy and Marine Corps Achievement medal for excellence in leadership and technical prowess.• Increased the work centers periodic accomplishment rating and situational accomplishment rating scores from 60% to 100% through the proper planning and execution of over 700 maintenance items.

Charleston, South Carolina, United States

Prototype A course designed to provide the hands on experience and training necessary to operate a nuclear power unit; monitor radiation; and operate and monitor propulsion plan electrical systems, motors, and electric power systems.• Graduated early in the fastest possible timeframe.• Awarded the commanding officers excellence award for both academic and professional achievement.

Charleston, South Carolina, United States

Power School • GPA: 3.91• Class Standing: 1 of 269.A course comprised of more than 600 hours of college-level mathematics, physics, reactor physics, and related subjects in order to establish a comprehensive understanding of pressurized water nuclear power plants and their various support systems. A school • GPA: 3.79 • Class Standing: 1 of 20.A course consisting of the science and engineering fundamental concepts key to the operation and maintenance of military and civilian electrical equipment associated with a nuclear power plant. Overall• Graduated with honors (both courses)• Received various awards of academic excellence (both courses)