Experience

Invincible Boats

• United States
• Shipbuilding
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Senior Engineering Manager

  • Sep 2019 - Present

  Miami, FL



The Woody Foundation

• United States
• Fundraising

• Board Member

  • May 2011 - Present

  Co-founded the Woody Foundation; a non-profit organization that raises money and awareness for spinal cord injuries. Currently, I am an active a distance board-member, attending quarterly meetings via conference call.



Regal Marine Industries, Inc.

• System & Propulsion Engineer

  • Feb 2018 - Sep 2019

  Orlando, FL



Sir Galloway Dry Cleaners

• United States
• Retail Apparel and Fashion
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Project Manager

  • Jun 2015 - Mar 2016

  Miami/Fort Lauderdale Area This project took Sir Galloway Cleaners from a old-fashioned manner of processing clothing items to a streamlined, automated process. I managed this project from purchase to installation, and still do work with Sir Galloway. The 'Metalprogetti' conveyors took the antiquated system of hand bagging and assembling orders, to a new, modern approach by automating this process, without sacrificing quality. The orders that now go in to Sir Galloway have a permanent bar-code heat-sealed to the garment,… Show more This project took Sir Galloway Cleaners from a old-fashioned manner of processing clothing items to a streamlined, automated process. I managed this project from purchase to installation, and still do work with Sir Galloway. The 'Metalprogetti' conveyors took the antiquated system of hand bagging and assembling orders, to a new, modern approach by automating this process, without sacrificing quality. The orders that now go in to Sir Galloway have a permanent bar-code heat-sealed to the garment, opposed to a Dennison gun affixing a paper tag.The items then are cleaned, inspected, then the bar-code is scanned and the garment is loaded to a rotating conveyor. Originally, this process would take 1-2 minutes per garment, due to the employee having to compare a name on a paper tag to the same name a previous employee had to hang on a hanger. Once all the customers items are loaded to the conveyor, and the order is complete, the conveyor ejects the articles of clothing, and automatically bags and labels them. Overall, this project is saving Sir Galloway $100,000 annually, plus the piece-of-mind of always knowing where every garment is. Show less



Rockstar Energy Drink

• United States
• Food and Beverage Services
• 100 - 200 Employee

• College Brand Ambassador

  • Sep 2014 - Jan 2016

  Tuscaloosa I distributed Rockstar energy drinks to the community and across campus at several social events. As the College Brand Ambassador, I was responsible for taking 10 photos per month, with 3 different individuals all holding Rockstar in each photo. This experience helped improve my people skills, as I would have to ask complete strangers if they would mind taking a photo, as well as time management, and overall communication skills.



Hunt Refining Company

• United States
• Oil and Gas
• 100 - 200 Employee

• Mechanical Engineer Co-Op

  • May 2013 - Jan 2015

  Tuscaloosa, Alabama I worked as a Mechanical Engineer cooperative student at Hunt Refining Company for three alternating semesters, Summer, 2013, Spring, 2014 and Fall, 2014. While at Hunt, I learned an innumerable amount of lifelong lessons, both in engineering and the working environment in general. My Co-op experience sparked a passion for problem solving and mitigation within the refinery. These problem solving skills I learned there, I have taken with me and used in my education and everyday life. While at… Show more I worked as a Mechanical Engineer cooperative student at Hunt Refining Company for three alternating semesters, Summer, 2013, Spring, 2014 and Fall, 2014. While at Hunt, I learned an innumerable amount of lifelong lessons, both in engineering and the working environment in general. My Co-op experience sparked a passion for problem solving and mitigation within the refinery. These problem solving skills I learned there, I have taken with me and used in my education and everyday life. While at Hunt, I gained an immense knowledge on the oil industry, one I was previously foreign to. I was able to see first-hand how the machines and equipment we learn about in school works. During my second term of the co-op, the refinery had a 40-day plant-wide shutdown scheduled. I was able to be a part of this process, helping the other mechanical engineers on-site by preforming preliminary inspections of pressure vessels, piping, heat exchangers, tanks and many other refinery components. Show less