Experienced Field Engineer with a proven track record of performance in challenging, time-sensitive, and dynamic environments while serving as a Machinist's Mate (Auxiliary) in the United States Navy. Possesses more than eight years of experience in maintenance, personnel and program management, and stringent procedural compliance. Five years of experience in the field service role, such as HVAC systems, and technology & robotics group.
Build, install, service, and troubleshoot ultra high-pressure robotic waterjet machines. This position includes high stress and high travel. Little-to-no supervision while onsite, must be self-starter/self-regulator. Responsibilities include installing machines, training customers on operation, maintaining a budget, excellent troubleshooting skills, communication skills, Microsoft product usage, and electrical/mechanical tool usage.
Install and service residential and commercial Heating and Air Conditioning equipment. This position includes direct interface with customer while troubleshooting systems. Collaborated with contractor representatives, supervisors, co-workers and sub-contractors on job sites to streamline operations.
Responsible for the operation and maintainance of fleet of Diesel Generators and high capacity Air Chillers. This is a fast moving environment, with little-to-no supervision. Worked directly with Southern California Edison to combat outages and restore power across the greater Los Angeles area.
Responsible for the operation and maintenance of multiple types of auxiliary equipment onboard a US Navy Submarine including four separate hydraulic plants and related systems, two separate R-134a refrigeration plants, high/low air pressure systems (including air compressors), diesel engine and support systems, CO2 removal systems, COH2 removal systems, Electrolytic Oxygen Generators, Nitrogen systems, Hydrogen systems, plumbing systems, logistic escape trunks, and ballasting systems that maintain list and trim of the ship.