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J. reactor plant emergencies, weapon emergencies, fire, flooding, or other ship's emergency. Jan 2004 — May 2006 Olmsted Scholar: Selected as one of five Naval Officers to study foreign affairs in an international environment in 2004. Assigned to study in Cairo, Egypt due to exceptional language aptitude. Studied the Middle East Political environment and associated culture. Certified with a military subspecialty in a Middle Eastern issues and concerns. May 2001-Dec 2003 Junior Officer: Held engineering related positions while certifying as a Submarine Officer. ➢ Primary shift engineer responsible for the reconstruction, overhaul, and upgrade of nuclear reactor and Engine room. ➢ Supervised and executed the installation of new microprocessor based monitoring equipment. ➢ Provided ship's force oversight to refueling the nuclear core. ➢ Directly managed significant upgrades to the electrical and mechanical systems. Jan 2003 — Dec 2003 Communications Officer: Officer in charge of all communication equipment and systems necessary for transmission and reception of satellite signals. ➢ Supervised sensitive cryptological equipment necessary for secure communications and the administration of sensitive classified material. ➢ Responsible for the operations and maintenance of complex electronic equipment ➢ Trained and assessed personnel within the Communications Division. Dec 2001 — Jan 2003 Chemistry and Radiological Controls Officer: Primary Officer responsible for the maintenance of all Chemistry controls of both Primary and Secondary Reactor Plant systems in operational and shipyard level industrial environments. ➢ Included constant monitoring of all related systems and the routine adjustment of chemical control levels during operational and shutdown situations. ➢ Entailed the oversight and execution of all radiological controls associated with potentially contaminated systems. Aug 2001 — Dec 2001 Electrical Officer: Provided primary oversight of all electrical systems. ➢ Included maintenance and operations of the machinery necessary for the creation and conversion of electrical power as well as the routine preventative maintenance associated with large electrical systems. Dec 1999 — May 2001 Student Navy Nuclear Power Program: Intense academic program equivalent to an MA in Nuclear Engineering. Overall program, beginning with initial operational training as well as subsequent on the job training results in certification as a Nuclear Engineer by the US DOE. ➢ Developed thorough knowledge of design and operation of engineering plant equipment including: heat exchangers, hydraulic plants, pneumatic systems (compressors and reducers), steam turbines, diesel engines, lube oil systems, pumps (multi -stage centrifugal and positive displacement), valves, water chemistry control, electrical power generation and distribution (AC & DC generators, busswork, breakers) as well as plant parameter monitoring and control equipment (electronic instrumentation systems for level, temperature, flow). ➢ Executed extensive preventive and corrective maintenance programs for all previously mentioned systems. Plant supervisor during both shutdown/maintenance and operational periods. EDUCATION ➢ National Defense University (2016) — Chief Information Security Officer, Completed coursework for the graduate certificate as a CISO. Studied enterprise risk management, cyber law, cyber terrorism, authority to operate a network system. Fort Lesley J. McNair, Virginia ➢ Masters of Business Administration (2014): University of Virginia — Darden School of Business, Graduate of Darden's Masters of Business Administration program with a specific focus in international business. Charlottesville, Virginia ➢ Naval War College (2011): Completed coursework in Strategic decision making, theater security concerns, and employing Joint military forces in implementing national strategy and policy. Newport, Rhode Island ➢ Defense Acquisition University (2011): Completed educational requirements for Defense Fomby