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Seattle, WA, US

Seattle, WA, US

Centennial, CO, US

• Launch Site Integration Lead for the Systems Engineering Integration & Test (SEIT) team at ULA's CCSFS launch sites.
• Leads SEIT team improvement projects for Ground Support Equipment (GSE), facilities upgrades, Launch Operations, and Launch Systems in support of Launch 25 program to reduce span time and costs.
• Manage several projects spanning multiple systems and integrated teams to reduce span time and man hours per launch.
• Established new project management framework implementing Jira software for improved project status and workload tracking.
• Requirements planning and validation to support facilities modifications and upgrades.

Washington, DC, US

• Lead and streamline nuclear training division operations as the Divisional Chief managing over 20 personnel in the Nuclear Training Division at Trident Training Facility Bangor.
• Ensure successful execution of initiatives for 25+ military units by overseeing instructor qualification, scheduling, and training classes.
• Schedule and administer 20+ nuclear and engineering-based training courses while coordinating with multiple organizations, totaling over 950 students trained.
• Improved quality of instruction that increased the number of Master Training Specialists from 0 to 10 within the department.

Washington, DC, US

• Drove 100% operational readiness of submarines' and aircraft carriers' staff by delivering maintenance and operational training. Ensured smooth delivery of Engineering Department Training Program to 25+ personnel in.
• Accomplished operational efficiency goals through continuous process improvement efforts. Provided leadership to improve employee retention. Encouraged professional development and growth of staff through coaching and.
• Mentored 53 personnel while contributing to Master Training Specialist (MTS) qualifications, including 10 additional qualifications within department.
• Directed team of 20+ instructors for the qualification, scheduling, and execution of 19 training and formal courses that enhanced the technical and operational skillset of 23 submarine crew members.

Washington, DC, US

• Led a division of 20+ members through an intensive 14-month refit period by conducting various critical tests on the USS Alaska (SSBN 732). Oversaw maintenance and operations of Propulsion Plant Mechanical Systems..
• Ensured 100% mission readiness of Ohio-class ballistic missile submarine by leading desalination system repair project.
• Completed 51 quality assurance personnel qualification standards to ensure the sustainability of the USS Alaska submarine.
• Demonstrated leadership skills in diverse and challenging environments; achieved high scores on three major inspections.

Washington, DC, US

• Leading Petty Officer for the USS Alaska (SSBN 732). Maintained steam turbines and reduction gears to ensure functionality of primary and secondary propulsion plant mechanical systems.
• Acknowledged by senior leadership of engineering department for exceptional performance and assumed additional responsibility to monitor and improve the performance of supervisors within the machinery department.
• Provided mentorship to staff members that resulted in 20 personnel qualifying additional training courses across the entire division.
• Guided 17 personnel through 31 submarine warfare qualifications while coordinating the 11 damage control events related to firefighting, emergency piping repairs, flooding response, and basic first aid response.

Washington, DC, US

• Raised awareness of supervisors, managers, and enlisted students on operational and maintenance sides of the complex propulsion and reactor plant systems through training programs as a part of the Nuclear Prototype.
• Supported 250 staff members and students in completing training courses that maximized fleet workforce readiness.
• Selected by leadership to serve as Quality Assurance Inspector to facilitate successful execution of a dual plant shutdown process.
• Assessed the viability / robustness of complex maintenance procedures, including leak tests of emergency shutdown valves and timing checks of hydraulically operated seawater valves.
• Enhanced reliability of safeguard systems by completing multiple valve refurbishments and component tests.
• Acknowledged by leadership and peers as an expert in gauge calibration; completed 55 calibration items.

Washington, DC, US

• Acquired ability to deliver maintenance and operational support to enhance effectiveness of nuclear propulsion plants while ensuring safety.
• Completed rigorous course of instruction to gain a deep knowledge of nuclear propulsion systems and related maintenance procedures.

Master Of Business Administration - Mba

Master Of Science - Ms, Business Analytics

Bachelor Of Science - Bs, Nuclear Engineering Technology/Technician