Responsible for managing the personnel and the scheduling associated with acceptance and maintenance testing of various electrical equipment for over two hundred projects annually. This includes managing technical training and advancement of ten to fifteen testing technicians/engineers, periodic performance reviews, test equipment maintenance and calibration, and compliance with various safety requirements.

NETA test technician. Performs testing of low, medium and high voltage electrical equipment, including hundreds of circuit breakers with thermal-magnetic and electronic trip devices, switchboards, power distribution units, ground-fault detection systems, power and distribution transformers, disconnects, meters, current and voltage transformers, automatic transfer switches, uninterruptible power supplies, grounding systems, surge suppressors, medium voltage cables, and DC systems.

Responsible for managing, supervising the testing of, two large data center projects in Quincy, WA which generated a combined revenue of over one million dollars.

Held NECs - 3301, 3394, 9502, 3384, 4613 and 4621.Qualified Electrical Operator at the S3G prototype in Ballston Spa, NY.Nuclear Power School class 8807.Nuclear Field 'A' School class 8819.Qualified Master Training Specialist.Qualified Propulsion Plant Watch Supervisor (Plant Operations Manager) on four different ships and two different plant designs.Qualified Load Dispatcher on two different ship platforms.Qualified Electrical Operator or Switchgear Operator on three different ship platforms.Qualified Machinery/Reactor Electrician or Auxiliary Electrician on three different ship platforms.

Leads a group of four senior enlisted personnel in providing oversight and training for Reactor Department personnel onboard Pacific Northwest aircraft carriers, with a specific focus on assisting ships with transitioning between maintenance and operational environments.

• Led 70 enlisted and 120 officer personnel in training and advising over 4,000 future nuclear operators, with the lowest attrition rate in ten years.• Trained, qualified, monitored, and evaluated instructors teaching all topics pertaining to Navy nuclear propulsion plants, including mathematics, physics, heat transfer, reactor principles, electrical and mechanical theory, chemistry, materials and radiological controls.• Supervised the administration of the staff Continuing Training Program, improving lecture and exam quality with exceptional results through two annual audits/inspections.• Qualified Enlisted Mathematics course, teaching basic algebra and an introduction to calculus. Instructed one class of 35 students, achieving the highest class average across a section with 11 classes.

• Senior enlisted leader for over 400 nuclear trained personnel. Integrally involved in managing every facet of operations and maintenance of two multi-billion dollar nuclear reactors and the associated propulsion and engineering equipment. Led the department through a western pacific deployment and two extended shipyard availabilities.

• Worked extensively with U.S. Navy aircraft carrier maintenance organizations, establishing best practices for use across the entire carrier fleet.• Advised Reactor Electrical Division leadership on electrical safety, and electric plant maintenance and operations. Nuclear Propulsion Mobile Training Team member.• Key member of the Electric Plant Operating Group. Improved electric plant operating procedures and maintenance practices. Established policies to maintain operator proficiency.• Developed questions for nuclear Electricians Mate rating examinations.• Drafted the aircraft carrier Nuclear Propulsion Interior Communications Manual.• Trained Prospective Nuclear Engineer Officers, contributing to 97% pass rate.• As a member of the Electric Plant Operating Group, worked closely with the Propulsion Plant Planning Yard to revise the Steam Plant Manual electric plant operations section, improving reliability and proficiency in operations across the aircraft carrier fleet.• Evaluated and revised electrical safety requirements and procedures to improve electrical safety.

• Responsible for training and supervision of over 90 personnel in the proper maintenance and operation of all electrical power generating equipment and support equipment in two A4W nuclear propulsion plants and a 4160v distribution system.• Propulsion Plant Training Team member assigned to specifically train Propulsion Plant Watch Supervisors on casualty control, including fires, radioactive spills, steam leaks/ruptures, reactivity addition casualties and loss of cooling.

• Taught an eight week course on basic electricity covering DC and AC circuits, motor and generator theory, transformers and voltage regulation. Taught a six week introductory course on electronics, including solid state components, digital equipment and Boolean theory.• Qualified Master Training Specialist.

Qualified Engineering Watch Supervisor, Electrical Operator, Auxiliary Electrician and Shutdown Reactor Operator. Led over 50 other enlisted personnel in training, maintenance and operation of two D2G reactor plants.

Managed and performed preventive and corrective maintenance on switchboards, motors, generators, controllers associated with eight A2W nuclear reactors across four propulsion plants. Earned NECs 4613 and 4621 for outside electrical repair and electric motor rewind. Qualified Electrical Operator, Reactor Electrician and Load Dispatcher.