Started working at a young age and never looked back. Always put my best foot forward in everything that I've done because I'm not content with just okay...I need great. I've worked long 15-hour shifts as a 16-year-old, and I've worked long 15-hour shifts as a 24 year old. Hard work is what I need to keep me going and it's what makes me go home at the end of the day, proud of what I've accomplished. Very much a team player but when needed, I am very good at getting the job done by myself so I'm very adaptable to any situation. My aspiration is to become an electrician, so I enrolled and successfully completed the Electrical Technology’s course at SJVC. I am actively seeking a career in the electrical field.
Equipped with strong problem-solving abilities, willingness to learn, and excellent communication skills. Poised to contribute to team success and achieve positive results. Ready to tackle new challenges and advance organizational objectives with dedication and enthusiasm.
As a battery technician for American Power Systems, my responsibilities include: battery charging, battery installation, battery maintenance and removal of old cells. Additional responsibilities included construction and installation of battery rack systems and battery intercell connector configuration for temporary and permanent battery installations.
At American Power, we are currently contracted by Pacific Gas and Electric so install power plants for their telecommunications systems, which would run as a backup in case of commercial power loss. Working with PG&E, we would also be tasked with running new EMT and wires to existing breaker panels for power distribution, as well as installing new receptacles for inverters. The scope of work with PG&E would also include the installation of inverters and converters to new and existing battery racks for AC-DC power for their telecommunications, and converters for their -48V to -24V and even -12V systems.
Another contract that we took on as a company is Lumen. Under the Lumen contract, we are tasked with the removal of old cells of all kinds, from 30Ah batteries to upwards up 1,000Ah batteries. We are also tasked with the removal of old battery cans and spill containment systems, as well as the installation of newer racking for more compact battery systems.