Matthew L. Hunt

Responsible for all the safety & non-safety significant systems in multiple nuclear facilities at INTEC at the Idaho National Laboratory

• Met time and nuclear experience requirements.
• Resolve issues with knowledgeable support and quality service.
• Demonstrate expertise in safety basis requirements and documentation.
• Complete System Health Reviews of assigned systems and components, analyzing for system trends and preventative maintenance solutions.
• Ensure qualified System Engineer over spent fuel has visually inspected and documented any corrosion or imperfections of the fuel storage device prior to transfer.

• Group Lead – 2 years: responsible for the training and qualification of 8 – 10 System Engineers.
• Reviewing and analyzing drawings for current configuration and accuracy.
• Ensuring assigned systems run as designed by facilitating any corrective and preventative maintenance work orders.
• Maintain accurate and executable operating procedures for assigned systems.
• Present System Health Review findings to senior leadership.
• Design and implement facility changes, improvements, project upgrades or modifications through design that may require fabrication, welding, and installation facilitated by a corrective maintenance work order.
• Use expertise in project management to suggest appropriate actions to leaders within the division.
• Apply engineering knowledge, practice and techniques in support of assigned systems and components and ensure continued operational readiness of assigned systems and components in support of ongoing nuclear operations.
• Design, analyze, and evaluate in-house engineering design projects, and collaborate with external engineering firms to support project specific design and conceptual design.
• Implement code compliance per DOE Orders and Standards, including ASME and IBC.
• Communicate effectively with various customers; specifically, Security, Industrial Hygiene, Operations, Maintenance, Radiation Control Personnel, Facility Managers, Nuclear Safety, Scheduling, Planning, Quality Assurance and Project Managers.
• Understanding of material characteristics and performance issues for materials in various radiological and technical conditions.
• Maintain configuration management for assigned systems and designs.
• Ensure safety significant SSC's meet the applicable nuclear safety criteria.
• Interacts with teams, project support groups, subcontractors, vendors and clients as needed on assigned projects to achieve favorable end results.
• Provide creative thorough engineering solutions for a wide range of unique problems.

• Responsible for growing chemical sales as the North Utah/ Idaho territory representative.
• Increasing new accounts through utilizing previous sales experience and skills to cultivate new sales opportunities and growth.
• Perform weekly and monthly boiler and cooling tower service calls to analyze water chemistry to determine health of the individual water systems.
• Presented water chemistry results to employees and management.
• Organized and detail-oriented with a strong work ethic
• Used critical thinking to break down problems, evaluate solutions and make decisions
• Identified issues, analyzed information and provided solutions to problems

• Assist research engineers and doctorate students on research projects.
• Perform weekly and monthly surveys of laboratory areas, equipment, and instruments to be analyzed for contamination using a variety of radiation detection instruments and equipment.
• Ensure radiation safety practices are consistent with Idaho State University radiation safety rules and protocols.
• Assist in disposal of radioactive, chemical, biomedical, and hazardous waste.
• Trained new student employees.

• Aggressively develop and manage new business for a medical supply and equipment company with surgery centers, hospitals, family practice, OB/GYN, pediatric, ENT, general surgeons, OD, oral surgeons, and specialty practices.
• Utilizing marketing campaigns, vendor representatives, and consultative sales approach resulting in customer productivity, efficiency, and cost containment; including return on investment.
• Suggest tactics for project optimization that will ensure equipment availability.

• Developed installed siding program, including establishing siding inventory, and hiring and managing siding installation crews.
• Sold building materials to contractors and new home builders.
• Cultivated new sales by utilizing building reports, calling on existing contractor base, cold calling, and referrals.
• Established job materials needed by performing project take offs.
• Generated estimates from blueprints and worked with team to determine materials needed.
• Managed and trained new employees.
• Present project portfolio to customers and clients.
• Evaluated profit and loss to determine financial outcome.
• Process job scheduling and confirm that equipment and supplies are on site and ready for installation.
• Confirm long lead times and schedule project accordingly.
• Use expertise in project management to suggest appropriate needs to management.
• Anticipate material supply and project requirements.

• Managed siding installation company including selling siding products to homeowners and building contractors.
• Managed 4 crews of siding installers to ensure proper installation procedures, while focusing on quality and efficiency.
• Oversaw hiring and management practices.
• Generated siding estimates and oversaw all business finances.
• Worked collaboratively with the owner and crews to seek job completion on time and within budget.
• Knowledge of materials and warranties for all products.
• Establish relationships with customers, builders and employees.