Experience

IFP Automation

• United States
• Appliances, Electrical, and Electronics Manufacturing
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Senior Sales Engineer

  • Jul 2022 - Present



Morrell Group, Inc.

• United States
• Real Estate

• Sales Engineer

  • Oct 2014 - Jul 2022

  -Provide engineering support and technical guidance for customers-Keep abreast of the latest technology in automation and related industries-Recommend system upgrades to minimize downtime and extend serviceability-Develop strategies for continuous improvement-Work with you to develop and improve product design for performance reliability and manufacturability-Produce robust and reliable solutions while maintaining integrity and engineering standards -Provide engineering support and technical guidance for customers-Keep abreast of the latest technology in automation and related industries-Recommend system upgrades to minimize downtime and extend serviceability-Develop strategies for continuous improvement-Work with you to develop and improve product design for performance reliability and manufacturability-Produce robust and reliable solutions while maintaining integrity and engineering standards



First Energy Nuclear Operating Company

• Nuclear Unit Supervisor In Training

  • Jul 2013 - Oct 2014

  - 9 months of training on Davis-Besse specific fluid, electric and electronic systems, all required administrative programs, plant startup, shutdown, and emergency procedures. Maintaining an 85% average.- Completed 3 months of training demonstrating detailed understanding of components, reactor theory, and thermodynamics. Achieved a 96% on the Nuclear Regulatory Commission administered General Fundamentals Exam

• Senior Nuclear Specialist

  • Feb 2011 - Jul 2013

  - Generated 150+ analytical, corrective action reports utilizing guidance provided by First Energy Nuclear Operating Company's Corrective Action Program to achieve continuous performance improvement within the Operations Department at Davis-Besse Nuclear Power Station.- Evaluated over 100 industry operational experience messages to ensure that operations has appropriate barriers in place to prevent like events or establish those barriers if necessary.



US Navy

• United States
• Armed Forces
• 700 & Above Employee

• Engineering Officer Of The Watch

  • Dec 2008 - Dec 2010

  - Oversee the safe, event free operations of a nuclear reactor at Naval Nuclear Power Training Unit. In addition to supervision of day-to-day operations of the reactor, training commissioned Naval Officers and provide them the skills necessary to safely operate the reactors of our Navy's nuclear powered fleet.- Coordinate maintenance activities to support timely completion of planned plant shutdowns while ensuring equipment required to maintain plant safety, in accordance with applicable regulatory guidance, was operational.

• Engineering Watch Supervisor / Training Coordinator

  • Apr 2007 - Dec 2008

  Engineering Watch Supervisor; - In the field supervisor ensuring human performance and safety standards are being met by all members of a 10 person watch team. - Provide technical input for troubleshooting and decision making in a high paced engineering environment. Training Coordinator;- Develop training schedules for up to 45 junior sailors with zero gap availability. All trainees being required to meet a specific set of training requirements with a low margin for time or error.- Mentor junior sailors to ensure morale and motivation are sustained through a difficult six month training process that includes both intellectual and physical challenges.

• Lead Engineering Laboratory Technician

  • Apr 2006 - Apr 2007

  - Provide mentorship for a five man division to give opportunities for professional growth. Utilize the skills of each team member to meet all regulatory programatic requirements for chemistry and radiological controls aboard ship.

• Engineering Laboratory Technician

  • Jan 2004 - Apr 2006

  - Monitor and adjust chemical properties of propulsion and reactor plant fluid systems. Provide expert feedback on the purpose for chemical changes and recommend corrective actions. - Provide radiological controls oversight for maintenance activities that result in breeching boundaries on radioactive systems with the goal of minimizing personnel radiological dose and spread of contaminated materials.