Charlie — Electrical Engineer

07/2017 to Present Electrical Engineer - Provides electrical engineering services to facilitate data center consolidation, modernization and cloud computing initiatives in support of the SSC-A Data center Hosting Services (DCHS) Integrated product Team and the Program Executive Office for enterprise Information Systems (PEO-EIS) Data Center Application and optimization (DCAO) directorate. SPAWAR Provided technical and process support for the production line. Works in several cells (machine reliability, standardization, safety, etc.). Demonstrated behaviors consistent with J&J Standards of Leadership and had a positive impact on my shift. Trained and developed others in process improvements and line management, while reducing process variability and addressing equipment reliability issues. Utilized Process Excellence tools. Maintain current knowledge and adhere to provisions of FDA, OSHA, GMP, MPs, ISO 9001, ISO 14001, equipment specifications and process specifications. Prepare and maintain accurate documentation for adherence to GMP, FDA, and ISO regulations. Monitor equipment and process status for new products and new installations. Created, reviewed, and updated electro/mechanical drawings, operating manuals and procedures, maintenance and calibration procedures, and training manuals as required by the scope of projects that are assigned. Investigated alternative methods and procedures to reduce variability and improve equipment reliability. Assist the design of experiments, under operational and developmental conditions, to increase yields and improve machine reliability, repeatability and standardization. Practice vigilance for shop safety, environmental safety, product quality, ergonomics and hazardous energy control. Provided technical training and certification for Process Technicians on the operation and troubleshooting of the production machinery and process. Monitored and adjusted the process to improve the throughput. Responsible for operating, maintaining, troubleshooting, and repairing the equipment while adhering to all quality and safety procedures. Responsible for performing PMs and Perform routine cleaning and clearing of equipment jams and performs non-routine maintenance, including clearing of jams. Provided engineering, testing, and installation support for the installation/integration of Commercial-Off- The-Shelf (COTS) hardware and proprietary hardware/software systems on U.S. Naval Vessels. Created TWD (Technical Work Document) and AutoCAD electrical drawings required to perform AFC (Air Frame Change) and AVC (Avionic Change) to facilitate upgrading and installing new Avionic/Navigation Systems on T-45C aircrafts. Participated in Prototype T-45C Avionics/Navigation Mission Systems Engineering/Installation activities on T-45C aircraft. Participated in Verification and Validation testing of newly in installed Avionics/Navigation System on T-45C aircraft such as ADSB-Out and TACAN. Working with Development team as well as training device owners to schedule testing resources. Developing test verification and validation schedules to ensure adequate access to required personnel and training assets for all testing phases. Testing resources range from in- house lab resources to off-site distributed training centers on base. Prepare and present all materials required for the pre and post testing Systems Engineering Technical Review (SETR) events (i.e., Test Readiness Review, System Verification Review). Provide T&E input to other SETR events (e.g., System Requirements Review, Preliminary/Critical Design Review) as required. Create simulation scenarios for the test tools/harnesses to drive test procedures. Document the test case traceability to the requirements specifications to ensure all requirements have adequate coverage. Test planning for integration testing. Development of documentation to include test reports, procedures, and plans. Applies engineering principles to troubleshoot and resolve problems and issues with test equipment and aircraft electrical/power, avionics, navigation, communications, and radar systems. Supports rapid and/or correct interpretation of reading and understanding paper and electronic engineering drawings, specifications, and technical documents. Provides designing, maintaining, or modifying aircraft systems and developing/changing paper and electronic engineering drawings and specifications to document the design or modification. Creates, modify, and work with AutoCAD engineering drawings. Extensive experience in aircraft electrical/power, avionics, navigation, communications, and radar systems, developing Electrical Load Distribution Analyses (ELDAs), and AutoCAD. Provides support the Fleet Readiness Center Southeast (FRCSE) Adversary Fleet Support Team (FST) supporting the F-5N/F Aircraft Avionics, Navigation and Mission systems. Develop detailed solutions for technical, operational, and maintenance problems including assist maintenance in troubleshooting/repair of Avionics, Navigation and Mission systems. Responsible for reviewing current technical maintenance manuals for accuracy and submit appropriate "red line" changes to correct any publication deficiencies. Ensure repairs are compliant with approved naval aviation maintenance policies. Perform engineering investigations of failed aircraft components and systems. Provide disposition for obsolete aircraft system components. Determine criticality of aircraft system components by performing failure mode effects and criticality analysis.

2017: SPAWAR, Microsoft Project training (06/16/2017)

2016: SPAWAR, Designing IPv4 and IPv6 Addressing Plans (05/26/2016)

2015: SPAWAR, DAWAI SPRDE level 1 (06/04/15), COR (09/02/15)

2012: NAVSEA, Six Sigma Yellow Belt certification

2002: Binary Communication Corporation, CCNA (Cisco Certified Network Associate) CSCO10278910, - Expired

1995: Siecor (Corning Glass Company) Laboratory technical training [Fiber optic cable installation, termination, and testing]

1994: Binary Communication Corporation, ES0000201 (Florida State low voltage Electrical contractor)

1981-1993: Lockheed Martin Corporation (Laboratory technical training, both maintenance and operator functions on various SATCOM antenna controllers, Transceivers, Modems, Multiplexers, Telecomm/PBX systems, Secure voice/messaging systems, Intrusion/Detection Systems, and Inter/Intra voice communication systems). Security Clearance: Secret and Top Secret

1980-1981: USAF Norton AFB, CA: Avionics and Navigation System Specialist-32851, [Class and Shop training to perform System/Flight line/Depot level maintenance on TACAN, IFF, Radar Altimeter, Marker Beacon, Search/Weather Radar, ADF, VOR, ILS and associated COMSEC equipment utilized on C141/C130/C5 military transport aircrafts]. Security Clearance: Secret

1977-1993: US Government technical training on various COMSEC equipment such as the KG-13, KW- 26, KG-30/33/34, KY-57/58, KY-71, KGR-28, KGG-29, KI-1A, KI-23, KGR-7, KG-81 and the KG-84

1977-1979: USAF RAF Chicksands, UK: Electronic Communications & Cryptographic Specialist 30651. [Class and shop training to perform System/Depot level maintenance on DESTE equipment and associated COMSEC hardware. Security Clearance: Top Secret/SSBI/SCI

03/2015 to 07/2017 Electronics Engineer - Design, develop, implement and deliver fully-integrated, enhanced IT capabilities that satisfy customer needs, while applying System Engineering Processes (SEP), industry standards, as well as applicable codes, statutes and regulations, knowledge of Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) within an Integrated Product Team (IPT) environment. As the subject matter expert in rapidly advancing communications and network technologies, serves as a senior design engineer on FMS RSNF IPT. - As the Senior Design Engineer on the FMS RSNF IPT, provided technical advice in response to a design consideration of the use of a RF manual coaxial switches vice RF manual patch panel, use of the latter, RF manual patch panel could cause a hazardous potential of destroying installed UHF/VHF/HF radios during patching operations. Technical advice was instrumental in the development of the projects IDP and LOM

02/2012 - 03/2015 Nuclear Engineer - Prepared detailed work procedures including sketches which sequence work and provided explicit instructions for removing, inspecting, repairing, reinstalling and testing of nuclear reactor plant components. - Investigated routine reports of malfunction on nuclear propulsion plant equipment and components. Determines, obtains and analyses required data and recommends remedies. - Provided advice in regards to routine operations, standards, approaches, and techniques from junior engineers. - Monitor nuclear reactor equipment performance, operational methods and trends. - Provided technical/safety instructions and oversight for the repair and modernization of multiple controls systems on board Naval Nuclear Aircraft Carriers and nuclear Submarines. - Responsible for the coordination of troubleshooting support and providing technical direction to support maintenance on various electrical/mechanical control components and systems associated with naval Nuclear Reactors. - Supervised/monitored naval Nuclear Reactor instrumentation alignments. - Developed and reviewed electrical test procedures, Failure Mode effect & Critical Analysis (FMECA), Task/Maintenance plan analysis, Repair Parts and Special Tool List (RPSTLs), Support Equipment, Illustrated Parts Breakdown (IPB), Provisioning/Supply Support, Level of Repair Analysis (LORA), and Industry MIL-STD documents/manuals. Schneider Electric

06/2006 - 08/2011 Production Associate III

Provided emergent support on C4I systems on the USS Ford at New Port News shipyard as the Assistant Lead by successfully completing 53% of required CANES SOVT SIPR testing within a 21 day time period. The successful CANES testing on the USS Ford enabled the CANES IPT stay on schedule not only with this ship, but stay on schedule with the US Navy CANES project schedule as a whole. Provided C4I CANES SOVT SIPR, VoIP, VTC, and NIPR testing support on the [USS Iwo Jima and the USS Farragut at Naval Station Mayport], the USS Oak Hill at the Berkley Shipyard, Norfolk, Virginia and the USS Truman at Norfolk Naval Shipyard, Portsmouth, Virginia. NAVSEA

In addition to the completion of the Electrical Engineering program, I also completed 24 semester hours in the General Business Administration program. Hesser College, Manchester, NH

Associate's Degree 08/1992 GPA: 3.74 of a maximum 4.00 Credits Earned: 68 Semester hours Major: Electronic Technology Honors: Magna cum Laude