Materials Science Engineer ~ Electrical Engineer

 

 

Ø  Currently pursuing degree in Materials Science and Electrical Engineering, with coursework completed to date in Differential Equations, Calculus and General Chemistry (lab and lecture)

Ø  Extensive military career as a Nuclear Machinist s Mate; successfully completed Naval Nuclear Power School, with key curriculum spanning Materials Science and Metallurgy, Electrical Power Theory and Generating Equipment, Thermodynamics, Chemistry, and Mathematics through Nuclear Physics,  Nuclear Reactor Technology and Reactor Principles

Ø  Dynamic leader experienced in training and directing top-performing, highly-motivated personnel

 

 

Nuclear Machinist s Mate/E-5, United States Navy                                                                 2005-2009

Built progressive, successful military career, with honorable discharge; promoted E-4, September 2004 and E-5, February 2007

Launched career on USS John C Stennis in 2005, transferring to Naval Base Kitsap Bangor for Hazardous Material Central Assignment, 2005-2006

Specialized in efficiently and securely dispensing/delivering hazardous materials across multiple industrial facilities in full compliance with critical HazMat regulatory standards

Contributed sharp leadership skills toward training new personnel in policy, protocol and administration

Upon promotion to E-5 in 2007, re-assigned to USS John C Stennis, with broad-scope accountability for operation and maintenance of steam-driven electrical generators, centrifugal pumps, oil purification, air compressor, and supporting systems

Drove and assisted with periodic/corrective maintenance programs targeting wide range of mechanical, water and steam support systems within a pressurized nuclear power propulsion plant environment

Efficiently maintained system parameter logs, with focus on ensuring allowable system conditions met Naval nuclear propulsion regulations and manual guidelines

Partnered in acquiring hazardous materials to achieve optimal productivity of operations and stored materials per regulatory standards

Transferred back to Naval Base Kitsap Bangor Work Control, assuming responsibility for strategically summarizing and organizing submarine maintenance requests generated through different industrial shops across Base as well as facilitating incumbent work control military personnel training in full-scope job responsibilities as well as policy/standards compliance

Collaboratively troubleshot and resolved software/administration errors; applied technical expertise toward providing innovative recommendations for boosting efficiencies through strategic streamlining of software/administration processes

 

 

Materials Science and Electrical Engineering Major, Olympic College-Bremerton, WA; 2010-present

Pursuing A.S. program with completion or transfer to B.S. program projected for Fall 2011

Courses completed: Calculus II / III, Differential Equations, General Chemistry II / III

Undergrad Studies, Antelope Valley Community College-Lancaster, CA; 2001-2002
Courses completed: Calculus I, English Composition, General Chemistry I

 

 

Naval Nuclear Power School/Machinist s Mate A School-Goose Creek, SC; 2004-2005
Basic Automotive Maintenance

Oxyacetylene/Arc Welding