Jeffrey Radjavitch
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Experience:
Powerspan Corporation
December 2009 - January 2010
Portsmouth, NH
Mechanical Engineer II - Commercial Division
. Developed and enhanced commercial viability of Powerspan's patented
carbon sequestration technology.
. Analyzed various corrosion studies and developed material of
construction matrix based on actual pilot plant physical and chemical
conditions.
. Developed system and maintenance procedures, reviewed design basis
documents and proposed system modification plans.
CrossPoint Engineering March 2003 - June 2009
Westwood, MA
Field Services Manager/Engineer - Biotechnology-Pharmaceutical
Consulting
. Generated a self sustaining customer base for six continuous years
with extensive client-facing roles in technical and sales related
projects.
. Managed the Field Services Division, responsible for coordination,
execution and review of technicians performing engineering services
and NIST traceable calibrations in compliance with FDA regulations for
many industry leading Bio-Pharma companies.
. Managed project team during a major drug manufacturing facility
building maintenance and controls system upgrade and crossover. The
project entailed design/execution of instrument testing procedures and
manipulation of existing data center/controls systems to ensure all
critical client facilities were fully operational during system
transition.
. Liaised between management, facilities, IT, metrology, laboratory
scientists and validation departments to schedule, direct and expedite
the resolution of problematic issues for the construction of a new
drug manufacturing facility scale-up and build out. Management of this
project included construction and regulatory scheduling, muli-vendor
coordination and building and laboratory controls design.
. Implemented and qualified a real-time, Citrix network based 21CFR
compliant laboratory alarm and monitoring software system.
. Performed duties as a Quality Assurance advisor in a FDA regulated
laboratory environment to manage the relocation of regulated
equipment, including all change control, qualification, calibration
and maintenance activities.
. Have experience in design, validation, calibration, installation and
configuration of laboratory and industrial equipment and systems.
. Led project to overhaul power utility level controls system, including
instrumentation controls system design, documentation and
implementation.
. Led a pro bono project for the New England Shelter for Homeless
Veterans, which included the acquisition and installation of a
modernized elevator, saving the shelter over $750,000.
. Developed and managed a FDA regulated cGMP/GLP Quality Control
laboratory metrology program. Duties included development of
departmental SOP's, authoring change control documentation, equipment
troubleshooting, scheduled and performed routine and corrective
maintenance for gas chromatography systems, HPLC, FTIR and numerous
critically managed analytical laboratory equipment.
. Performed Site Acceptance test for clean Water For Injection heat
exchanger system.
Altran Corporation May 2000 - March 2003
Boston, Mass.
Lead Engineer - Nuclear Power Systems Consulting
Served as lead engineer in project management, technical report writing and
delegation of project tasks with schedule and budgetary constraints.
Specialized in Flow Accelerated Corrosion of power plant systems, including
plant susceptibility analysis, power plant modeling, project management and
technical report writing.
Manipulated math models to study thermo-hydraulic affects in power plant
piping systems, as well as structurally analyzed piping systems for seismic
loading.
Validated and verified software for public distribution and sale.
Software Experience includes MS Office Suite (Excel, Word, and PowerPoint),
AutoCAD 14, Electric Power Research Institute CHECWORKS software, ADLPIPE,
Fluent thermal analysis software and PD/STRUDL.
Client list includes: PG&E-SONGS, Seabrook Power Station, Indian Point
Power Station, Nine Mile Point, Brunswick Nuclear Power Plant, D.C. Cook,
Beaver Valley, Vermont Yankee, Peach Bottom Atomic Power Station, Pilgrim
Station and Brown & Root - Texas
Norfolk Naval Station July 1994 - October 1997
Norfolk, Va.
USS Theodore Roosevelt
U. S. Navy Nuclear Power Plant Operator (E-4)
Qualified as the Senior Mechanical Supervisor, responsible for operation of
all mechanical systems related to the nuclear reactor.
Implemented procedures and mechanical schematic drawings in the operation
and maintenance of power plant mechanical piping systems and sub-systems
with specialization in steam turbine generators, electrically and steam
driven pumps, pneumatic and motor operated valves, water demineralization
tanks, air compressors and various heat exchangers using applicable
radiological controls.
Collateral duties included the role of departmental pump rebuilt
specialist, responsible for rebuilding reactor plant seawater pump, reserve
feed transfer pump, in-plant fire pump and steam turbine driven feedwater
pump.
Managed over 60 power plant engineers for quarterly testing of the
emergency reactor safety system, awarded Naval Achievement Medal per
recommendation of Department of Energy, Naval Reactors Division engineers
witnessing reactor fill system evolutions in Portsmouth Naval Shipyard.
Received Good Conduct Award
Education:
Old Dominion University
October 1997 - May 2000
Norfolk, Va.
Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering, (GPA 3.4, Class of
2000)
Minor in Engineering Management
Naval Nuclear Power Training Unit, Ballston Spa, New York (June 1994)
Naval Nuclear Power Training School, Orlando, Florida (August 1993)
State of Virginia, Engineer-In-Training, June 2000
Languages:
Fluent in English - native speaker
French (novice) - lived in rural France from May 2009 through September
2009
Spanish (novice)
German (novice)