Field Service

AAS Instrumentation – San Jacinto College, 2018
FAA Part 107

J-Tec Material Handling – Houston, TX December 2021 – Present
Commissioning Engineer
• Provides commissioning/ start-up ensuring that all systems and equipment are installed, tested, and
functioning to meet the specified requirements and industry standards.
• Conduct IO testing via PLC – identify and resolve technical issues such as electrical and instrumentation,
VFD, soft starters, and load cells.
• Works closely with contractors and sub-contractors to coordinate commissioning and ensure systems are
ready for functional testing.
• Perform Functional performance testing of installation (dry, wet, and performance)
• Provides electrical construction supervision and coordinate closely with third-party electrical, mechanical,
and automation contractors to ensure seamless integration compliance with project specifications, and on-
time delivery of milestones

COSA XENTAUR – Houston, TX Field Service Engineer
March 2021 – December 2021
• Provides start-up, on-site repair/ preventative maintenance of process and analytical instrumentation to include mass spectrometers, Calorimeters and Total Sulfur/ Nitrogen Analyzers
• Calibrate analyzers as well download/ edit software onto computer and interface boards
• Conduct remote tech support of analyzers via telephone
DAILY THERMETRICS – Houston, TX Jul 2019 – Present Technical Specialist
• Provided field service support on the installation, troubleshooting, repair, and inspections of thermocouples, thermowells, multi-points, resistance temperature detectors, and catalyst temperature tracking systems
• Rigged up systems for operation, and remained on-site to provide assistance to operators during equipment operation & troubleshooting
• Followed work schedules, enhanced workflow, conducted maintenance operational checks and assured the diagnosing and troubleshooting of equipment subsystems using special tools and equipment
• Utilized meters and calibration devices in support of maintenance and troubleshooting; conducted network testing which ensured system operation met documented requirements
• Coordinated with site foreman on requirements, project progress, and contractual problems; provided daily updates to management and helped make sure projects stayed on schedule

VAHLE, INC – Katy, TX Feb 2019 – Jul 2019 Technician
• Installed, inspected, troubleshot, and repaired Vahle conductor bar electrification systems at work sites; installed open, enclosed, and insulated bar systems
• Conducted professional development training for site technicians on electrical theory, troubleshooting concepts, maintenance procedures, and safety precautions for installed systems
• Coordinated with site foreman on requirements, project progress, and contractual problems; provided daily updates to management and helped make sure projects stayed on schedule
• Utilized manufacturers technical manuals, hand tools, pneumatic tools, and specialized tooling to disassemble & reassemble machine components during preventative maintenance

FEDEX EXPRESS – Houston, TX Apr 2014 – Feb 2019 Technician
• Delivered products to customers; loaded and offloaded merchandise, maintained delivery records, collected payments, and provided transaction records
• Considered weight and height limitations of vehicle when planning navigation routes; operated onboard computer that tracked operation hours, distance traveled, and updated automated operator logs
• Performed safety and maintenance inspections on vehicles to ensure accountability and safety protocols were adhered to for all inspections; maintained a perfect driver safety score

SPECIAL OPERATIONS CONSULTING – Afghanistan Feb 2013 – Jan 2014 Force Protection Technology Officer / Supervisor
• Supervised and trained 120 host-nation personnel on safety and security measures; maintained electronic equipment and communication systems (ID, personnel, and vehicle/mobile scanners)
• Promoted the protection of classified information, personnel, facilities, resources and other processes against criminal, terrorist or hostile intelligence activities
• Utilized ion scanners, backscatter X-ray machines, under-vehicle surveillance systems, and mobile vehicle x- ray scanning machines prior to allowing vehicles and personnel to pass through entry control points
• Assisted with the installation and operation of new technologies for security at facilities overseas; trained team members and foreign partners on the proper operation of new systems which increased security
TRIPLE CANOPY, Kuwait Feb 2012 – Feb 2013 Force Protection Officer
• Provided armed security for facility overseas; used preventative measures to mitigate hostile actions against Department of Defense personnel, families, facilities, and critical information
• Verified individuals entering the area had proper credentials and were on current access list; searched incoming vehicles for explosive devices or other unauthorized materials
• Managed security contractors that supported 7 programs at the Emergency Operation Center; advised managers on Force Protection, Information Security, Intelligence, and the Foreign Visitor Control programs
• Supervised and trained 30 diverse multi-national personnel; provided personal and physical security to 110,000 military and civilian employees working in a foreign, austere environment
• Maintained security alarms, shutdown systems, and protected $1.6B in government assets
UNITED STATES AIR FORCE – Various Locations Aug 2007 – Aug 2011 Security Force Supervisor
• Supervised 12 specialist that provided support to 300 personnel at 2 locations with heavy equipment, repair parts, equipment for weapon systems valued at $2.5M
• Accounted for an inventory of 179 Motorola radios worth $660K; conducted 3,400 hours of preventative electrical maintenance
• Documented preventative maintenance schedule and repairs completed via SAP proprietary software and databases; managed and maintained visibility on asset status in real-time for decision making purposes
• Conducted 500 hours of workplace safety training for 250 employees ensuring OSHA and organizational
practices and regulations were followed with ZERO on-the-job accidents or work center violations