Alex Murphy

Design and implement marine electrical systems for vessels ranging from 25' to 165'. Perform troubleshoot of electrical systems on board yachts and commercial vessels in a very wide range including circuitry, AC/DC, power conversion equipment, motors, pumps, sensors, automation, vessel monitoring systems, all types of vessel systems, electronics, etc.

I take tremendous pride in all work I perform, everything I do is clean, organized and functional. This is something I want Hinkley to understand because I want them to have utmost confidence that when they send me to do a electrical job of any kind, they can feel positive that I am going to provide the quality and craftsmanship that Hinkley is known for.

In addition, I have great management skills. I currently own a business "Murphy Marine Electric." For the past 6 years we have had great success. I understand what an employer expects of employees and for that I believe I have a lot to offer.

To sum up, if there is something that involves electricity on boats I can confidently guarantee that there is nothing I can not do.

Complete wire of heavy equipment, assemble wire harness, build power distribution boxes, install various electrical components on cab-chassis new build equipment. Pneumatic controls, hydraulic controls, PLC's, PTO equipment, hydraulic generators, auxiliary generators, etc.

The last year I was promoted to the Research & Development department where I worked with an engineering team to design and build cutting edge equipment.

I only left this great job in an effort to start my own company.

• Designed, installed and maintained lighting and electrical systems.
• Streamlined communication with general contractors, architects, and engineers to align project goals and requirements.
• Performed accurate calculations for wire sizing, conduit fill, voltage drop, load balancing, grounding system design, and other relevant factors involved in commercial projects.

This job is where I started my apprenticeship. I worked with an amazing group of guys that essentially took we under their wing and provided me with the fundamentals of being an electrician. My duty as an apprentice was to assist in wiring of large custom build homes valued over $50M+