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Marcus Pearman

Engineer

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San Antonio, TX 78212

Career Summary

I use my ability to quickly learn new systems and processes to become an efficient and productive employee. I am a qualified nuclear shift test engineer at Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard where I was one of the main driving forces behind many U.S. Naval submarine maintenance overhauls. I manage people while maintaining reactor and personnel safety and executing project plans as efficiently as possible. I am relocating to San Antonio, TX.

Education

The University of Arizona Final GPA: 3.59/4.0 Tucson, AZ

B.S. Chemical Engineering 2012 Honors Cum Laude Minor: Spanish

Certifications

IASSC Lean Six Sigma Green Belt Certification No. GR766001485MP May 2017

Work History

Nuclear Engineer, Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard July 2012-Present

Completed training program that has a 50% attrition rate which included passing the NAVSEA exam and multiple oral boards showing strong verbal skills and knowledge of the nuclear power plant of a submarine to qualify as a shift test engineer

Manage members of the project team which include production workers, ship's force personnel and other engineers in order to execute nuclear maintenance items and technological upgrades on schedule

Identify personnel and equipment deficiencies and implement corrective actions to eliminate problems

Establish safe work conditions to authorize nuclear maintenance using knowledge of nuclear power plant and supporting components such as pumps, heat exchangers, electrical power distribution and temporary services

Conduct training on nuclear test procedures and direct nuclear test procedures

Presented data for 2 submarines that were about to undergo major maintenance items that had a large impact on plant chemistry for a chemistry senior management review to show the project's plan for maintaining plant chemistry throughout the work

Update computer tracking system used to organize work items and retests for submarine availabilities

Passed written and practical exams to qualify and maintain ability to perform work in high radiation areas

Maintain the proper level security clearance to access materials required for my job

Career Services Student Ambassador, University of Arizona August 2011-May 2012

Acted as a bridge between the student population and the University of Arizona Career Services to help students take advantage of companies that came to recruit

Organized public events to maximize exposure for the Career Services Center at the University of Arizona

Created a network of students in the college of engineering in order to spread information and provide services specifically to engineering students

Engineering Internship, W.L. Gore and Associates Summer 2011

Wrote Special Manufacturer Request paperwork to obtain specially produced materials for tests during the development of new devices

Tested the functionality of different medical devices while simulating actual body conditions to determine the effectiveness of different products

Aided in the manufacturing of medical devices for testing by following work instructions to build special devices that met the specifications and requirements of the company

Presented a new model of a stent used for abdominal aortic aneurisms to display the capabilities and method of operation of the new product at a large company event

Lab Assistant, Dr. Arnold, Chemical Engineering June 2010-May 2011

Monitored activity of aerobic and anaerobic digesters and performed basic maintenance to maintain all laboratory equipment

Collected and treated sludge using techniques such as centrifuge, microwave extraction, and C-18 filtration

Made LYES plates that measured levels of estrogenic activity in different sludge samples

Used strong oral communication skills to present weekly data to advising professors and other graduate students

Engineering Internship, R. M. Towill Summer 2009

Developed AutoCAD engineering plan drawings of pipes, machines, and electrical wiring to create more efficient computer files to be used instead of older paper versions

Performed process flow measurements of air pollutants at two wastewater plants with licensed engineers to ensure local, state, and federal emissions regulations were met

Created Visual Basic program to automatically pull air flow measurement data and create an easy to use Microsoft excel spreadsheet

Volunteer Work

Research Assistant, Dr. Paul Blowers, Chemical Engineering Spring 2009

Created viewable molecules on the computer that could be used for computational chemistry

Used Gaussian98W program to determine frequency and energy measurements needed to calculate global warming potentials of molecules

Developed Visual Basic skills by writing programs needed for calculations, translating an older set of programs that had been written in four different software languages, bringing compatibility to the modules

Awards and Honors

Awarded Sulzer Mines Scholarship for academic achievements at the University of Arizona

National Achievement Finalist- Selected as one of the top African American PSAT scorers who also demonstrated consistent academic performance in high school. Award led to a 4 year scholarship at the University of Arizona

Tokuo Kaneshige Award- Awarded to one member of my senior high school class that best-balanced excellence in both athletics and academics

Self-studied lean six sigma techniques to become a more efficient employee as well as help to implement process improvements

Spent Fall 2009 semester studying abroad in Chile to develop Spanish speaking skills

Ranked as Top University of Arizona Club tennis player and competed against other schools in various tournaments including the National Campus Championships

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