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Objective |
To obtain a position that will provide the opportunity to apply and
expand my leadership skills and technical knowledge. |
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Professional experience
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December 1994 – Present – USN (Discharge November 2002)
January 1999 – November 2002 USS
Louisiana SSBN743 Base: Kings Bay, GA
Reactor Control Division Leading Chief Petty Officer
(Rank E-6)
- Manage ten man division responsible for operation of the nuclear
reactor and maintenance of its electronic support systems
- Seven Strategic Deterrent Patrols
- Fill senior (E-7) position as reactor Control Leading Chief Petty
Officer
- Supervise repairs on nuclear subsystems
- Plan complex refit maintenance periods
- Engineering Watch Supervisor
- Assistant Public Affairs Officer, acting as liaison between the
command and the media or public.
- Engineering Department Training Assistant responsible for generating
and evaluating exams, lectures, and seminars for the sixty person
Engineering Department
October 1996 – January 1999 Naval
Nuclear Prototype Ballston Spa, NY
Instructor/Reactor Operator (Rank E-5)
- Instructor at the Naval Nuclear Prototype
- Responsible for the training and certification of thousands of
enlisted and commissioned naval nuclear personnel
- Role was Reactor Operator with an "Under Instruction"
(non-qualified student) watch
- Evaluated students for qualification as Reactor Operator
- Gave lecture/seminar format training
February 1998 – January 1999 Academy Tae Kwon Do Ballston Spa, NY
- Taught martial arts
- Involved in the fundamental business management of the Academy.
May 1996 – October 1999 Naval Nuclear Prototype Ballston Spa,
NY
Nuclear Reactor Operator (Rank E-4)
- Qualified as Reactor Operator in half the standard time
- Chosen from 120 personnel as the only student to be retained as an
instructor immediately following graduation
December 1994 – May 1996
United States Navy Orlando, FL
Nuclear Electronics Technician (Rank E-4)
- Navy Nuclear Power School - Achieved scores in top 5% of my classes
- Electronics Technician school
- Attended basic training
Military Schools
- Navy Nuclear Power School
- Nuclear Electronics Technical School
- Reactor Operator
- Nuclear Quality Assurance Inspector - Certified by Navy for
Supervision of quality of maintenance on all nuclear-grade and above
systems and processes.
- Petty Officer First Class Leadership School
- Electronics Technician Maintenance Supervisor School – Graduated 1st
in class.
Technical Experience
- Nuclear Sub-system Analysis
- Quality Assurance/Cleanliness Inspector
- Mechanical/Electrical Engineering
- Nuclear Engineering
- Component Level Electronics Troubleshooting and Repair
- Microsoft Office Software
- Personnel Management and Training
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Security Clearance |
Currently hold a SECRET
clearance - could obtain higher if necessary |
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Awards
Received |
Navy Achievement Medal for single-handedly troubleshooting and
repairing a design flaw in a vital electronics subsystem pertaining to the
nuclear reactor. This flaw had been eluding the entire Atlantic Submarine
fleet and saved tens of thousands of dollars in parts and labor.
Navy Achievement Medal for planning and directing a complex repair of a
nuclear system in a high-pressure situation, coincident with the unplanned
loss of my immediate supervisor.
Navy Achievement Medal for filling the role of Reactor Control Chief
during an intense Operational Reactor Safeguards Exam. |
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Education |
Thomas Edison University Washington DC
Bachelor’s Degree - Pursuing BSAST in Applied Science (Nuclear
Technology)
I plan to continue my education to achieve a BSEE and MSEE.
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