Engineer Electrical
Resume:
Matthew A. Shook, BS
Seaside, CA 93955
Cell: 603-***-****
hcfhmr@r.postjobfree.com
OBJECTIVE: Full-time Engineer
EXPERIENCE:
Student, Naval Post Graduate School, Monterey, CA. December 2009-January 2011. Pursuing a Masters Degree in Applied Physics.
Submarine Special Operations Officer, COMSUBFOR, Norfolk VA, April 2008-December 2009. Coordinated the tasking, training, & special equipment loadout for highly classified missions across the globe for all US Submarines. Conducted background investigations of all prospective Submarine Commanding Officers. Entrusted to maintain custody of highly sensitive submarine equipment. Completed multiple safety and security inspections with no discrepancies.
Electronic Warfare Officer, 1-9 Infantry and 1-41 Field Artillery Battalions, US Army, Al-Anbar Province, Iraq, April 2007-April 2008. Worked for the US Army as an Electronic Warfare Specialist. Maintained accountability of, made repairs to & trained numerous soldiers on the operation of 140 electronic countermeasures devices. This Electromagnetic Wave Jamming Equipment was used to defeat Radio Controlled Improvised Explosive Devices while protecting soldiers & equipment on patrol around the cities of Ramadi, Fallujah, Habbaniyah, Tikrit, Mosul & Baghdad.
Fleet Watch Officer, COMUSNAVCENT/CFMCC, Manama, Bahrain, February 2005-March 2007. Supervised the maritime operations of over 200 US Navy warships in the Red Sea, Persian Gulf & Northern Indian Ocean while coordinating Joint Operations in the Horn of Africa, Straits of Hormuz & Gulf of Aden with 75 vessels from 20 coalition countries. Protected the Iraqi oil platform infrastructure, coordinated the civilian evacuations of Lebanon, & organized humanitarian relief operations following the Pakistani earthquake & floods. Supervised numerous at-sea rescues of Mariners in distress & coordinated rescue operations following acts of piracy off the coast of Somalia.
Drydocking Officer/Engineered Refueling Overhaul Assistant, USS Jacksonville, SSN-699, Portsmouth Naval Shipyard, Eliot ME, December 2004-February 2005. Responsible for safely ballasting & positioning the submarine in the drydock in preparations for refueling the reactor, overhauling the engine room & upgrading the Weapons Department.
Main Propulsion Assistant, USS Jacksonville, SSN-699, Norfolk VA. January 2003-December 2004. Supervised 35 nuclear trained mechanics while maintaining an 186MW nuclear reactor and propulsion plant. Directly responsible for maintaining ship propulsion during reactor plant casualties and providing reliable electrical generation via high pressure steam turbines. Operationally deployed in support of the Global War on Terrorism from Aug 2003 to Dec 2003.
Electrical Division Officer, USS Jacksonville, SSN-699, Norfolk VA. February 2002-January 2003. Supervised 28 nuclear trained electricians while maintaining the electrical plant for an operational US Navy nuclear powered Submarine. Responsible for producing & routing electrical power as required for continuous operation of reactor control, propulsion, navigation, & weapons systems through a range of frequencies and AC/DC voltages.
EDUCATION and QUALIFICATIONS:
Maintains an Active TS/SCI Security Clearance endorsed by the Federal Government since 2000
United States Naval Academy – Annapolis, MD, Bachelors of Science in Marine Engineering, May 2000
Qualified Engineering Officer of the Watch for CDR Mike Brown, CO USS Jacksonville SSN-699, Aug 2002
Certified as Nuclear Weapons Handler during Congressional Inspection of USS Jacksonville, SSN-699, Jul 2003
Qualified Submerged Officer of the Deck, for CDR John O’Neill, CO USS Jacksonville, SSN-699, Dec 2003
Qualified Nuclear Engineer by ADM Frank “Skip” Bowman, Director, Naval Nuclear Reactors, Aug 2004
Qualified Fleet Watch Officer for VADM David J Nichols, COMUSNAVCENT, Apr 2005
Assistant Special Operations Officer to VADM JJ Donnelly, COMSUBFOR, Apr 2008
Pursuing a Masters Degree in Applied Physics from Naval Postgraduate School, Monterey CA
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