Throughout my distinguished career as a Nuclear Electrician in the United States Navy, I had the privilege of serving aboard the USS Alabama, where I honed my technical expertise and developed a reputation as a reliable and skilled electrician.

My tenure on the USS Alabama provided me with a wealth of hands-on experience repairing and maintaining various complex electrical systems, such as motor/generators and reverse osmosis units. My hardworking nature, combined with my technical proficiency, earned me recognition as a valuable asset within the Naval community.

This led to my being selected as an Electrical Equipment Instructor at the Naval Nuclear Training Command, where I was able to pass on my knowledge and expertise to future generations of sailors. I take great pride in the work I have done throughout my career and am dedicated to continued learning and growth in the field of electrical engineering.

Persistent

Hard-working

Tireless

The Training Instructor specializes in Electrical Theory, teaching a comprehensive 180-hour course over 2 months, covering topics such as electrical safety, laws, AC theory, transformers, circuit behavior, and troubleshooting.

Specializing in repairing critical electrical and mechanical systems, including Motor Generators in the Electrical Distribution Systems and Reverse Osmosis Units, Oxygen Generators, and Ventilation System, to minimize downtime and ensure smooth operation.