Brian Alexander

I’m very problem-solving and an attentive worker. I highly value the quality and take much pride in my work. From a quality standpoint, I prefer to take a proactive approach to seek and identify potential issues and address them accordingly. I’m eager to learn new skills and further master the skills I already possess. I went to welding school in 2017 at Northwest Louisiana Technical College in Mansfield, LA. Since then, I’ve had much personal experience doing metal fabrication in the agricultural environment working on harvesting equipment, trailers, etc. As of now, I have been working in metal fabrication and tank weld for over a year with Prolec-GE building high voltage regulator transformers. Every tank we build requires reading prints and drawings to ensure each model tank is built to specifications, and a final thorough inspection. I have personal experience in residential electric work and basic electric knowledge. I have general handy knowledge and familiarity with most tools. I also have years of experience in sales, customer satisfaction, and quality control working for my family's business, Hillcrest Blueberry Farm. This benefits me and my work environment with my ability to efficiently communicate with my co-workers. I also have a lot of experience with computers. Building them and using digital media programs like Photoshop, Blender 3D, Premiere Pro, and Davinci Resolve. I’m fairly tech savvy, generally speaking. I am searching for better job opportunities because of the major changes happening with the transition of ownership with my current workplace, and also to hopefully find work that ultimately fulfills more of my potential with my skills and knowledge. I hope that wherever I have an opportunity, I can bring great value to that given workplace.

*Authorized to work in the US for any employer.*

November 15, 2017 is the day my twin boys were born. I was offered some leave from my workplace (Lowe's) at the time, but with the anxiety of being a first-time father and uncertainties of taking care of twin babies, I chose to part ways with them so that I could help with my family at home full-time. They were very understanding, and informed me that I would always be welcomed back with open arms. In early 2018, my partner at the time found a good paying job as a server/bartender, so I end up being the full-time caregiver for my twin boys until April of 2021 when I returned to work again.

As a father, it is my whole responsibility to take care of my family and be the best example of a man to my three sons. Aside from personal ambitions, my family is my primary motivation.