S T E P H E N L. W R E N *** Sunset Valley Drive Soddy Daisy, TN 37379

662-***-**** ab9kzk@r.postjobfree.com

Education Mississippi State University: Master of Science (Mechanical Engineering - Fluids)

Est. completion: 2014

Mississippi State University: B.S. Mechanical Engineering

Major: Mechanical Engineering Minor: Mathematics May 2011

Design & fabrication on MSU EcoCAR vehicle design team which won first place with

a 118 mpg SUV

Nuclear Prototype Training Unit Ballston Spa, NY

Responsible for the safe operation of a Westinghouse S8G PWR

Naval Nuclear Power Training Command Goose Creek, SC

Nuclear physics and reactor, electrical, and mechanical systems operation

Experience WorleyParsons Chattanooga, TN

Nuclear Mechanical Engineer II May 2012 – Present

Current Project(s):

Arizona Public Service (APS) Fossil Long-Term Forecast project scope, schedule, and

budget evaluation

Past Projects:

Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) Browns Ferry Nuclear Plant (BFN) NFPA 805 Project

Initial Scoping and Estimating for Design Work

TVA BFN Off-Gas Chiller Replacement

TVA BFN Auxiliary Boiler Replacement

TVA BFN & Watts Bar Nuclear Plant (WBN) Flooding Walkdowns

TVA BFN response to NRC GL 89-10 and 95003

TVA BFN HPCI Valve Replacement

Naval Surface Warfare Center, Dahlgren Division Dahlgren, VA

Combat Systems Engineer July 2011 – May 2012

Combat System Certification Analysis, Evaluation, and Presentation

MSU Center for Advanced Vehicular Systems Starkville, MS

Undergraduate Research Assistant May 2010 - Present

Model, simulat e, and test stress – strain samples o f Mg alloy

MSU Center for America’s Veterans Starkville, MS

Student Worker August 2008 - March 2010

VA educational benefits advisor

Screenmobile, #63, LLC Southaven, MS

Sales Professional/Installation Manager April 2005 - July 2008

Project managem ent

Customer relations with a focus on area contractors, hom eowners, and new clients

US Navy

April 2001 - January 2005

Nuclear Machinist’s Mate (Active Duty)

Nuclear mechanical operator, b ase police watch supervisor/ dispatcher, and

department training office r

Research

USCAR/DOE-Funded Magnesium Research

Magnesium alloy in quasi-static strain rates at various temperatures

Research to be used by US auto industry for lightweighting vehicles

Formula SAE TIG Weld Evaluation

Test and model welded frame sections to more accurately design a F/SAE race car

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