Experience

Instron

• United States
• Industrial Machinery Manufacturing
• 700 & Above Employee

• Field Service Engineer

  • Nov 2021 - Present



Wipotec

• Germany
• Machinery Manufacturing
• 300 - 400 Employee

• Field Service Engineer

  • Dec 2014 - Nov 2021

  Installation, integration, startup and commissioning of dynamic checkweighing and catchweighing, X-ray scanning, metal detectors and Track & Trace systems across North America.Carry out preventive maintenance and repair or modify existing machines and systems on customers request.Work with customer personnel and assume responsibility for continued customer satisfaction, and coordinate all activities with the customer. Installation, integration, startup and commissioning of dynamic checkweighing and catchweighing, X-ray scanning, metal detectors and Track & Trace systems across North America.Carry out preventive maintenance and repair or modify existing machines and systems on customers request.Work with customer personnel and assume responsibility for continued customer satisfaction, and coordinate all activities with the customer.



The University of Alabama

• Higher Education
• 700 & Above Employee

• Senior Design Project - Team Member

  • May 2014 - Aug 2014

  For my senior engineering project, I pursued a multi-disciplinary machine that combined my mechanical engineering background with several elements of electrical engineering. In the process of creating a mobile transcranial direct current stimulation device, a machine designed to promote brain activity as it relates to academic performance, I learned how to make a circuit, design an enclosure, and work directly with a client in Alabama's College of Education. For my senior engineering project, I pursued a multi-disciplinary machine that combined my mechanical engineering background with several elements of electrical engineering. In the process of creating a mobile transcranial direct current stimulation device, a machine designed to promote brain activity as it relates to academic performance, I learned how to make a circuit, design an enclosure, and work directly with a client in Alabama's College of Education.



Oglethorpe Power Corporation

• United States
• Utilities
• 100 - 200 Employee

• Cooperative Education Student

  • Jan 2012 - Dec 2012

  During my two-semester Co-Op at Oglethorpe Power, I was exposed to several different aspects of the power industry. While there, my duties included: • Performed combustion turbine maintenance on Siemens V84.2 • Researched real estate for future company expansion• Mapped flow accelerated corrosion for combined cycle power plant• Updated monthly ongoing project spreadsheetsIn addition, I was given the opportunity to travel to several different power plants across the state of Georgia, learning about the installation, inspection, and maintenance of gas turbines.