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Cranberry, Pa

Cranberry, Pa

-Technical Lead for AP1000 Fuel Storage Racks-Technical support for AP1000 Fuel Handling Equipment-Technical support for AP1000 Mechanical Handling Equipment (cranes)Responsibilities include:-Implementation of all technical decisions leading direction of overall Engineering program, including design, analysis, testing, licensing, fabrication follow activities.- Generation, review, or verification of equipment documentation including: specifications, calculations, drawings, design and licensing reports, technical manuals, technical responses, vendor documentation, Requests for Information, Design Change Proposals, Engineering & Design Coordination Reports, Deviation Notices, etc.-Provided NRC and customer technical and licensing support.-Member of China Delivery Improvement Task Team-Investigated cost of poor quality issues with China equipment delivery;provided Lessons Learned for implementation for Domestic equipment delivery-Part of Level II/Level III change control procedure revision team.-Revised working procedures and forms used by AP1000 plant program.

-Assisted field sales engineers in offering optimal solution for unique process applications-Determined appropriate costs and materials in conjunction with purchasing and design departments-Coordinated critical target dates for customer from quote to design to production to shipment-Managed documentation requirements-Supported field sales personnel and customer in trouble-shooting equipment or applications-Participated in multiple joint sales calls with assigned territories sales office-Responsible for Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Maryland and Virginia Sales offices-Developed detailed proposals for standard and custom thermal solutions-Aided sales and marketing in meeting sales and growth objectives for department

Groton, Ct

-Coordinated engineering changes for new construction of Virginia Class Submarine-Represented Mechanical Design and Engineering on Virginia Class Submarine Certification Ultra group for SSN 774(USS Virginia), SSN 775 (USS Texas), and SSN 776 (USS Hawaii)-Reviewed various supplier calculation submissions concerning the acceptability of components for US Navy High Impact mechanical shock for SEAWOLF Class submarines-Provided engineering support in CVN 21 Shock Program-Coordinated and compiled component shock qualification information for various databases-Department 431 TPQ (Technical Product Quality) Leader-Pre-cursor to Lean Six Sigma Green Belt training completed-DOD-Secret Security Clearance