Nathan Greenwood
Mechanical Engineering Master Instructor at United States Naval Academy- Claim this Profile
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Richard Dubnansky
LT Nathan Greenwood served with me on USS TENNESSEE (SSBN 734) from 2011 through 2014 when I was Commanding Officer. During that time, he was assigned to the positions of Reactor Controls Assistant, Communications Officer and most significantly, my Assistant Operations Officer. He demonstrated time and again his ability to manage personnel and equipment in routine, high priority and crisis situations. It is difficult to describe the magnitude of his duties as Communications Officer and Assistant Operations Officer. Both jobs hold responsibility far beyond the typical college graduate. But Nathan is far from typical, and excelled at every task. He flawlessly maintained highly classified material, vital to National Security, as well as being responsible for the training of his peers and subordinates on its use and implementation. The mission of the USS TENNESSEE depended directly on his team's ability to execute, and Nathan never disappointed. His skills in team building, project management, hands-on and simulation based training will be an asset to whatever organization snaps him up first. His primary watch stations on the ship, in the Nuclear Reactor Control Room and the Ship's Control Room give him a broad base in plant management, as my direct representative managing a Nuclear Submarine, about $2.5B in capital infrastructure. He also has experience in operations and maintenance of a range of systems including high pressure, high temperate steam and nuclear equipment, pneumatic, hydraulic, 450V/3 phase AC/DC systems and PLCs. It was both an honor and a privilege to have served alongside LT Greenwood. On his uniform he wears the insignia of the Submarine Force, a set of
Richard Dubnansky
LT Nathan Greenwood served with me on USS TENNESSEE (SSBN 734) from 2011 through 2014 when I was Commanding Officer. During that time, he was assigned to the positions of Reactor Controls Assistant, Communications Officer and most significantly, my Assistant Operations Officer. He demonstrated time and again his ability to manage personnel and equipment in routine, high priority and crisis situations. It is difficult to describe the magnitude of his duties as Communications Officer and Assistant Operations Officer. Both jobs hold responsibility far beyond the typical college graduate. But Nathan is far from typical, and excelled at every task. He flawlessly maintained highly classified material, vital to National Security, as well as being responsible for the training of his peers and subordinates on its use and implementation. The mission of the USS TENNESSEE depended directly on his team's ability to execute, and Nathan never disappointed. His skills in team building, project management, hands-on and simulation based training will be an asset to whatever organization snaps him up first. His primary watch stations on the ship, in the Nuclear Reactor Control Room and the Ship's Control Room give him a broad base in plant management, as my direct representative managing a Nuclear Submarine, about $2.5B in capital infrastructure. He also has experience in operations and maintenance of a range of systems including high pressure, high temperate steam and nuclear equipment, pneumatic, hydraulic, 450V/3 phase AC/DC systems and PLCs. It was both an honor and a privilege to have served alongside LT Greenwood. On his uniform he wears the insignia of the Submarine Force, a set of
Richard Dubnansky
LT Nathan Greenwood served with me on USS TENNESSEE (SSBN 734) from 2011 through 2014 when I was Commanding Officer. During that time, he was assigned to the positions of Reactor Controls Assistant, Communications Officer and most significantly, my Assistant Operations Officer. He demonstrated time and again his ability to manage personnel and equipment in routine, high priority and crisis situations. It is difficult to describe the magnitude of his duties as Communications Officer and Assistant Operations Officer. Both jobs hold responsibility far beyond the typical college graduate. But Nathan is far from typical, and excelled at every task. He flawlessly maintained highly classified material, vital to National Security, as well as being responsible for the training of his peers and subordinates on its use and implementation. The mission of the USS TENNESSEE depended directly on his team's ability to execute, and Nathan never disappointed. His skills in team building, project management, hands-on and simulation based training will be an asset to whatever organization snaps him up first. His primary watch stations on the ship, in the Nuclear Reactor Control Room and the Ship's Control Room give him a broad base in plant management, as my direct representative managing a Nuclear Submarine, about $2.5B in capital infrastructure. He also has experience in operations and maintenance of a range of systems including high pressure, high temperate steam and nuclear equipment, pneumatic, hydraulic, 450V/3 phase AC/DC systems and PLCs. It was both an honor and a privilege to have served alongside LT Greenwood. On his uniform he wears the insignia of the Submarine Force, a set of
Richard Dubnansky
LT Nathan Greenwood served with me on USS TENNESSEE (SSBN 734) from 2011 through 2014 when I was Commanding Officer. During that time, he was assigned to the positions of Reactor Controls Assistant, Communications Officer and most significantly, my Assistant Operations Officer. He demonstrated time and again his ability to manage personnel and equipment in routine, high priority and crisis situations. It is difficult to describe the magnitude of his duties as Communications Officer and Assistant Operations Officer. Both jobs hold responsibility far beyond the typical college graduate. But Nathan is far from typical, and excelled at every task. He flawlessly maintained highly classified material, vital to National Security, as well as being responsible for the training of his peers and subordinates on its use and implementation. The mission of the USS TENNESSEE depended directly on his team's ability to execute, and Nathan never disappointed. His skills in team building, project management, hands-on and simulation based training will be an asset to whatever organization snaps him up first. His primary watch stations on the ship, in the Nuclear Reactor Control Room and the Ship's Control Room give him a broad base in plant management, as my direct representative managing a Nuclear Submarine, about $2.5B in capital infrastructure. He also has experience in operations and maintenance of a range of systems including high pressure, high temperate steam and nuclear equipment, pneumatic, hydraulic, 450V/3 phase AC/DC systems and PLCs. It was both an honor and a privilege to have served alongside LT Greenwood. On his uniform he wears the insignia of the Submarine Force, a set of
Credentials
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Nuclear Engineer Officer
Department of the Navy/Department of EnergyAug, 2013- Sep, 2024
Experience
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United States Naval Academy
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United States
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Higher Education
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700 & Above Employee
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Mechanical Engineering Master Instructor
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Jul 2020 - Present
Navy Reserve Officer recalled to active duty with primary duty of teaching Mechanics of Materials, Thermodynamics, and Statics and various other collateral duties involving program administration and student mentorship. Navy Reserve Officer recalled to active duty with primary duty of teaching Mechanics of Materials, Thermodynamics, and Statics and various other collateral duties involving program administration and student mentorship.
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Daikin Applied Americas
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United States
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Industrial Machinery Manufacturing
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700 & Above Employee
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Field Sales Engineer
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Apr 2018 - Jul 2020
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Sales Engineer
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Jul 2016 - Mar 2018
Managed mechanical contractor, mechanical engineer, and owner accounts in the Augusta, GA area, providing support throughout design, bidding, installation, and warranty phases. Served as company's internal Variable Refrigerant Flow (VRF) subject matter expert, providing product training and technical expertise to owners, engineers, and mechanical contractors in support of 4 local branches and 13 sales engineers throughout the Carolinas. Compiled project takeoffs and proposals for all VRF projects and ensured colleagues understood competitive advantages necessary to close orders. Served as company's direct liaison to factory for planning and logistics. Show less
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University of Idaho
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United States
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Higher Education
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700 & Above Employee
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Assistant Professor of Naval Science
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Feb 2014 - Jun 2016
Primary instructor for courses in Naval Engineering and Seapower & Maritime Affairs. Staff advisor for 15 Navy ROTC midshipmen, overseeing their academic and professional development. Collateral duties included Navy ROTC Student Information Officer, Command Fitness Leader, and Government Commercial Purchase Card Approving Official. Primary instructor for courses in Naval Engineering and Seapower & Maritime Affairs. Staff advisor for 15 Navy ROTC midshipmen, overseeing their academic and professional development. Collateral duties included Navy ROTC Student Information Officer, Command Fitness Leader, and Government Commercial Purchase Card Approving Official.
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US Navy
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United States
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Armed Forces
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700 & Above Employee
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Nuclear Submarine Officer
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May 2009 - Jun 2016
Seven years of diversified experience in military, engineering, and instructional positions. Accomplished in all aspects of leading personnel, propulsion plant operations and maintenance, planning and operations, operational risk management, and senior-level communications.
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Assistant Operations Officer
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Jun 2013 - Jan 2014
Responsible for all operational planning and promulgation of tasking and objectives to pertinent personnel. Oversaw qualification and proficiency of all 14 junior officers to ensure 100% mission readiness
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Officer of the Deck
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Jul 2012 - Jan 2014
As the Commanding Officer’s direct representative, held responsibility for the safe navigation and operation of a two billion-dollar, nuclear, ballistic missile submarine. Directly oversaw 13 personnel and indirectly in charge of over 30 personnel each shift.
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Engineering Watch Officer
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Oct 2011 - Jan 2014
Responsible for the safe operation, maintenance coordination, and casualty response of a nuclear reactor plant during critical and shutdown operations while leading a team of 10-15 personnel per shift.
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Communications Officer
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Apr 2012 - Jun 2013
Directed a division of 10 personnel responsible for oversight and maintenance of all communications equipment while acting as custodian of all Top Secret and Extremely Sensitive classified information and material on the ship. Primary coordinator of all strategic command and control efforts essential to successful completion of the ship’s primary mission.
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Reactor Control Assistant
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Sep 2011 - Aug 2012
Responsible for a division of eight personnel and the upkeep of all reactor control, monitoring, and protection systems. Oversaw the implementation and subsequent operational testing of Type II Reactor Instrumentation & Control equipment following an extended shipyard overhaul.
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Education
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2014 - 2015
University of Idaho
Master’s Degree, Mechanical Engineering -
2005 - 2009
United States Naval Academy
Bachelor's Degree, Mechanical Engineering
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