EMPLOYMENT EXPERIENCE

United States Navy (2000-present)

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  Operate and maintain Navy nuclear reactor,steam plant, and auxiliary equipment as Engineroom Supervisor.

EMPLOYMENT HISTORY

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  USS FLORIDA (SSBN,SSGN-728) (May 21, 2002-September 20, 2006)

  
  
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  USS NEW MEXICO (SSN-779) (September 21, 2006-June 29, 2007)

  
  
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  USS NORTH CAROLINA (SSN-777) (June 30, 2007-September 22, 2010)

RELEVANT SKILLS

Technical Expert

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  Instrumental in assisting in vital ship's systems construction during new construction phase.

  
  
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  Professional manner and thoroughness ensured that all systems under my care were flawlessly assembled, tested, and operated per design.

  
  
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  Maintained outstanding readiness of all systems that resulted in no noted deficiencies during multiple inspections and senior manager walkthroughs.

  
  
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  Led tiger teams through major maintenance evolutions such as seawater system hydrolancing and steam generator hydrostatic testing.

Self-Starter

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  Rapidly qualified all watchstations: Engineroom Supervisor, Engineroom Upper Level, Engineroom Lower Level, and Shutdown Roving watch providing much needed support.

  
  
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  Knowledge of ship's construction procedures and proven expertise as a propulsion plant watch stander directly contributed to the successful completion of an arduous New Construction Testing Program.

Strong, Capable Mentor

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  Instrumental in helping to develop strong work and study habits of junior personnel by sharing enthusiasm in pursuing qualifications. Assisted personnel with personal and professional development.

  
  
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  Successfully managed over 10 people in Machinery Division as Leading Petty officer.

EDUCATION

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  Nuclear Field Machinist's Mate “A” school (November 15, 2000-March 9, 2001)

  
  
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  Nuclear Power School (March 10, 2001-October 5, 2001)

  
  
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  NPTU BALLSTON SPA (October 6, 2001-April 5, 2002)