MARCUS MOORE
Brenham, Texas ***** 979-***-**** ***********@*****.***
PROFESSIONAL OBJECTIVE
To obtain a position in the Electrical Applications field where I can utilize my knowledge, skills, and abilities to benefit a growing organization that will value me as an asset to the company.
CERTIFICATIONS & TECHNICAL SKILLS
Schematic Wiring and Blueprint Reading; Test Meter Usage
Basic Electrical Understanding; Electrical System Handling Safety Processes
HVAC/R Dual Voltage Systems; Control Circuit and High Voltage Wiring
Single- and Three-Phase Motors; Fundamentals of Solar Energy Design & Installation
Residential Wiring and Code Book Interpretation; Electrical Circuits, Switches, Receptacles, & Fixtures
Commercial Wiring and Code Book Interpretations; Load Calculations, Cost Estimates, & Conduit Manipulation
Pull and Junction Boxes; Conductor Selection, Calculation, & Installation
Branch & Feeder Circuit Load Requirement Calculations; Voice, Data, & Video Cabling Systems
Motor & Lighting Control Devices; Transformer Operating Characteristics
Switchgear Construction & Maintenance; Overcurrent Protection, Grounding, & Bonding
Photovoltaic Training Program Certificate of Completion
EDUCATION
Tulsa Welding School Houston, Texas September 2026
Electrical Applications Diploma
ITT Technical Institute – Houston West Houston, Texas November 2008
Associate's Degree in Computer Electronics and Engineering
High School Brenham, Texas 2005
High School Diploma
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Stanpac Brenham, Texas November 2018 – March 2022, September 2024-present
Operate, monitor, and maintain production equipment.
Set up machinery, clear jams, and perform minor troubleshooting.
Inspect products for quality and conduct routine preventive maintenance.
Lulu Logistics LLC Brenham, Texas May 2022 – July 2024
Fleet Operations Management
Business Administration
Safety & Compliance Leadership
Flex Company Name, Houston, Texas February 2009 – March 2010
Perform hand soldering for SMT components.
Attach wires and mount components.
Set connector pins onto circuit boards.
REFERENCES
Ray Sullivan 281-***-****
Matt Witt 905-***-****