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Arlington, Tx

Senior Operations Engineer with the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission in Arlington, TX. I supervise the development, administration, and assessment of federal licensing examinations for commercial nuclear power plant operators, and lead inspection teams for the Reactor Oversight Process at 13 nuclear power plants. Qualified as a Chief Licensed Operator Examiner, Reactor Operations Inspector, and Cyber Security Inspector.

Fort Worth, Tx

Navy Reserve Surface Warfare Officer (1115) assigned to NR CNFJ at NAS JRB Fort Worth, TX. Support Commander, Naval Forces Japan, headquartered in Yokosuka, Japan. Previously served with NR U.S. Seventh Fleet.

Charleston, Sc

I supervised seven instructors in the Division of Reactor Dynamics and Core Characteristics at Naval Nuclear Power School in Charleston, SC -- the most academically rigorous training program in the U.S. Navy. I approved and delivered a 93 lecture-hour curriculum in fundamental engineering principles of nuclear reactor operations. This curriculum was presented to over 400 officer students per year; resulting in their certification as naval nuclear operators by the Department of Energy. I collaterally led a training program in organizational ethics delivered to all 2000 students at the command, both officer and enlisted. Qualified as a Master Training Specialist.

San Diego, Ca

As a division officer I supervised 35 nuclear operators in the operation and maintenance of all primary fluid systems in an A4W nuclear propulsion plant. I led a 22-person watch team as a Propulsion Plant Watch Officer during Operation Iraqi Freedom, and supervised operational tests during both hot and cold plant conditions. I was responsible for the planning and execution of maintenance during a multi-million dollar overhaul of the USS NIMITZ aircraft carrier. I was ranked #2 of 19 officers in my paygrade for my technical and leadership abilities.

Charleston, Sc

As a student at the Naval Nuclear Power School, I completed a rigorous curriculum in the fundamentals of nuclear power plant design and operation. I received six months of classroom training on reactor plant applications of electrical engineering, chemistry, materials, health physics, heat transfer, reactor dynamics, core design, and plant operations. Following classroom training I completed six months of operational training on a prototype pressurized-water reactor (type S5W). I graduated in the top quarter of my class (5 of 20), earning Engineering Officer of the Watch qualification with certification by the Departments of Energy and Navy.

Jacksonville, Fl

As Strike Officer on USS Gettysburg, I led a team of 14 technicians in planning and executing missile strikes using the Tomahawk Land Attack Missile and the Harpoon anti-ship missile. I supervised the maintenance of the ship's largest weapons system, the Mark-41 Vertical Launch System, as well as the Advanced Tomahawk Weapons Control System. I was named the USS GETTYSBURG 2003 Shiphandler of the Year for superior watchstanding ability, and was ranked #1 of 19 and #1 of 22 division officers in consecutive years for demonstrated tactical proficiency and leadership.

Annapolis, Md

Bachelor Of Science, Computer Science

Master Of Engineering Management, Engineering Management

Naval Command And Staff Course

Joint Professional Military Education - Phase I