Experience

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  Sigma phi epsilon massachusetts beta

  Jan 2013 - Dec 2013

  President

  Oversee daily operations as well as lead members in order to achieve long term goals and visions of the entire chapter.

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  Savannah river nuclear solutions

  May 2014 - Jan 2016

  Fire Protection Engineer for the Waste Handling Building construction project until DOE CD-4 certification was achieved indicating the completion of building construction and turnover to operations.Fire Protection Engineer in charge of the 105-L Spent Fuel Facility and the 105-C former reactor facility.

  • Associate Fire Protection Engineer

    Aug 2014 - Jan 2016

  • Fire Protection Engineering Intern

    May 2014 - Aug 2014
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  Aecom

  Jan 2016 - May 2019

  Fire protection engineer 2

  Intimately involved with the successful resumption of operations at the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant (WIPP) following fire and radiological incidents which occurred in February 2014. Worked at times as the acting manager of the WIPP Fire Protection Engineering group in charge of 20+ personnel. Developed multiple Technical Operability Evaluations, performed extensive Life Safety Code evaluations of all site buildings, and determined maximum permitted occupancy levels of the WIPP mine to ensure that all occupants can successfully egress per MSHA and DOE requirements. Acted as the WIPP Fire Protection Engineering Manager during the DOE required Contractor Operational Readiness Review which resulted in 0 findings, 0 deficiencies, and 1 noteworthy practice related to the Fire Protection Program.Acted as the WIPP Fire Protection Engineering Manager during the recovery following the DOE Operational Readiness Review (ORR) which resulted in 3 findings against Fire Protection Engineering. Led the WIPP Fire Protection Engineering group to perform a complete review of the WIPP Combustible Control Program and its implementing procedures, a complete rewrite of the WIPP Combustible Control Program documents, and approval of these documents in the span of 3 days to successfully close out the DOE ORR findings.Leading a project to solve the disconnect between the installed fire protection systems at the Idaho National Laboratory (INL) and the NFPA required inspection, testing, and maintenance requirements that are applicable to these installed systems. The turn key solution developed includes everything from identifying individual system components (and utilizing a standardized component naming convention), to linking individual components to individual NFPA requirements, to creating work instructions which focus on conduct of operations, work efficiency, and NFPA compliance. Show less

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  Hukariascendent

  May 2019 - now

  Subject matter expert - fire protection engineering

  Supporting the design engineering group at the Nevada National Security Site. Preparer of the fire alarm and detection drawings for the UCEP project. Author of various fire protection reports, analysis documents, and an equivalency to NFPA 72 requirements. Authored a report to discuss the most appropriate fire suppression/extinguishing systems to be utilized within the PULSE Facility.