Experience

AML Oceanographic

• Canada
• Appliances, Electrical, and Electronics Manufacturing
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Electrical Engineer In Training

  • Aug 2022 - Present

  High and low-voltage hardware design/testing and programming. High and low-voltage hardware design/testing and programming.


Eastlink
• Canada
• Telecommunications
• 700 & Above Employee
• Customer Solutions Engineering

  • May 2021 - Aug 2022


Solace Power

• Canada
• Research Services
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Co-op student

  • Jan 2020 - Apr 2020

  Wireless Power Transfer Solutions Wireless Power Transfer Solutions



Newfoundland & Labrador Hydro

• Canada
• Utilities
• 200 - 300 Employee

• Engineering Student - P&C

  • Apr 2019 - Aug 2019

  My most significant contribution to NL Hydro was in assessing and implementing a cost-effective system for storing and accessing protective equipment settings. Many leading industry solutions for this are extremely expensive, and sometimes difficult to learn and manage. The solution I implemented is easily scaled, works well with their existing emergency back-ups, and had available UI options that would make its use seamless to the user when set up using the documentation that I also provided. NL Hydro was a great place to work, and their management was an absolute pleasure to work with and get to know. If not for a long-term plan of mine to relocate outside of their operating region, I would have absolutely sought a permanent position with them after I graduated from the Engineering program. Show less



Newfoundland Power

• Canada
• Utilities
• 300 - 400 Employee

• Engineering - Co-op Student: Systems and Planning

  • Aug 2018 - Dec 2018

  At NF Power I simulated N-1 scenarios across many sections of NL's electrical grid using multiple versions of CYME Power Engineering. The results of each version were compared to ensure consistency between versions in case there were any scenarios that required fresh eyes as the company transitioned into the more modern software. I created the transition documentation to help users get acquainted with the new software. At the end of my term there, I prepared a presentation recommending some changes relating to substation migration and consolidation on the west coast of the island. Many of my arguments were based on risk mitigation and comparing the net present worth analysis between the available options. Show less



CIMA+

• Canada
• Engineering Services
• 700 & Above Employee

• Engineering - Co-op student: Project management

  • Jan 2018 - Apr 2018

  While working for CIMA+ I took up and expanded upon my previous duties of a project engineer at IOC. CIMA+ was great to work for and has an excellent work culture. I was glad to be able to work with the same team at IOC, and experience the role and work from a contracted perspective. The position opened me up to more opportunities and I hold both CIMA+ and IOC in high regard. While working for CIMA+ I took up and expanded upon my previous duties of a project engineer at IOC. CIMA+ was great to work for and has an excellent work culture. I was glad to be able to work with the same team at IOC, and experience the role and work from a contracted perspective. The position opened me up to more opportunities and I hold both CIMA+ and IOC in high regard.



Rio Tinto

• United Kingdom
• Mining
• 700 & Above Employee

• Engineering - Co-op Student: Project management

  • May 2017 - Aug 2017

  While working for Rio Tinto - IOC I developed multiple excel files to assist planners and project managers with managing and tracking their projects and documentation. Visual Basic programming was heavily used in these files in order to minimise work required of the user. I also acted as liaison between IOC and visiting consultants and potential technology providers, arranging accommodations, assisting with meeting/demo setup, and participating in post-demo discussion and analysis of options presented. I learned a great deal about project management, visual basic, and electrical transmission/distribution/protection on a large scale, as well as to how those principles apply to much smaller circuits. Working at Rio Tinto - IOC was an absolute pleasure and I highly recommend the company. Show less



Kiewit Kvaerner Contractors

• Security Officer

  • Nov 2011 - Dec 2016

  Access Control, Traffic Control and Enforcement, Security Video Monitoring, Emergency Dispatch, Bag and Vehicle Searches, Patrolling site in Security Vehicles. Access Control, Traffic Control and Enforcement, Security Video Monitoring, Emergency Dispatch, Bag and Vehicle Searches, Patrolling site in Security Vehicles.



CEDA International Corporation

• Pump Operator

  • Jun 2008 - Nov 2008

  Maintaining the pumps oil levels, start-up, shut-down, maintaining pressures in the lines within operating conditions. Maintaining the pumps oil levels, start-up, shut-down, maintaining pressures in the lines within operating conditions.



Guthrie Mechanical Services Ltd.

• Canada
• Mining
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Handyman, IT assistant, Tool Runner

  • May 2008 - Jun 2008

  Started out doing small handy-man jobs around head office and single-person demo work in isolated yards, from there I constructed a digital photo-dossier of the company truck fleet, creating a database of plate numbers, VIN, Unit #, attached pictures of vehicle conditions etc. Before I left the company I was assisting with transporting refurbished tools throughout the Syncrude site north of Fort McMurray. Started out doing small handy-man jobs around head office and single-person demo work in isolated yards, from there I constructed a digital photo-dossier of the company truck fleet, creating a database of plate numbers, VIN, Unit #, attached pictures of vehicle conditions etc. Before I left the company I was assisting with transporting refurbished tools throughout the Syncrude site north of Fort McMurray.


Paladin Security Group Ltd
• Canada
• Security and Investigations
• 700 & Above Employee
• Security Officer

  • Jun 2006 - Aug 2006