
Professional sailor with years of hands-on experience in electrical maintenance and repair. Known for quality workmanship and commitment to safety standards. Collaborative team player who adapts to changing project requirements and delivers reliable solutions. Skilled in electrical diagnostics, wiring, and blueprint interpretation.
I was responsible for the R/D of new drone technology used against enemy units. My team ranged from 12-30 throughout my time. Our main area of focus was heavy bomber drones, and Electronic warfare equipment. I have a letter of recommendation from my commander explaining my experience in detail based on whats not classified information.
Working as a maritime electrician I gained experience in nearly every area of a ships electrical system. My primary focus was on the galley equipment and engin room systems. The Pride Of America is a large cruise ship that travels around the Hawaiian Islands. As an older vessel, breakdown of systems were a constant occurrence. This gave me the opportunity to work on a large assortment of electrical systems. I have a letter of recommendation from the Chief Electrical Engineer stating my accomplishments.
TDI is a non profit I worked for as the lead combat medic instructor. During my time I trained 350 combat medics to the TCCC level of either combat life saver or combat medic. My students went on to save countless lives across the battle field in nearly every unit fighting against the Russian invasion. My responsibilities included not just teaching but also inventory and personnel management for my assistant and translators.
This was my first ship and where i learned how to be a sailor. It was an incredible learning experience. Starting in the engine room as a wiper I learned the basics. But shortly was sent to work with Deck Engineering Machinist due to my fabrication background. I also spent time working with the ships ETs gaining experience with electrical systems.
Carbon Formed Design was a high end fabrication shop that made ornamental products for restaurants and homes. We built everything from balcony guard rails to luxury furniture. As the shop supervisor my job was to ensure we completed each project on time and verify quality control. My team was 4-6 people working on 3-5 projects at a time.
I worked as a welder and fabricator making production parts. Our main product line involved heavy plate steel and custom work.
I inherited my Fathers construction business while in the Air Force. This caused me to leave service and run the family company. We worked on road construction projects all over California. I was responsible for everything from payroll to ordering equipment and interfacing with customers
My first career was in the U.S. Military where i served as a Firefighter. During this time I built my skills in emergency medicine and heavy rescue. While all Air Force Firefighters main task is Aircraft emergency response, we still have a more standard mission of providing emergency services installation wide.
USCG Medical certificate
Passport
TWIC
MMC
QMED Any rating
RFPEW
STCW VI/1 and VI/6
VPDSD
STCW III/4 and basic training
Emergency medical technician
Firefighter 1 and 2
Airport Firefighter
Hazmat Technician
Approximately 50 Smaller certifications from hundreds of hours of training