Linda M. Tello, M.S.I.E., M.S.
*** ****** ***** #* ~ Rockville, Maryland 20850 ~ Cell: 240-***-**** *************@*******.***
OBJECTIVE
Obtain a position as Environmental Officer/Engineer
EDUCATION
Master of Science, Industrial Engineering December 2000
UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI, Coral Gables
Master of Science, Occupational Health and Safety December 2000
UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI, Coral Gables
Bachelor of Science, Biological Resources Engineering May 1997
UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND, College Park
EXPERIENCE
NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION
Project Manager July 2010 - Present
Next Generation Nuclear Plant (NGNP) project manager for Division of Advanced Reactors
Interim Technical Assistant coordinating Quarterly Report to the Commission reporting on current events of the Office of New Reactors
Assisting the development of Infrastructure necessary for licensing expected applications for Small Modular Reactors (SMRs)
Business Process Improvement Specialist July 2009-July 2010
Lean Six Sigma Black Belt Certification Trainee
Leader of Pilot Project for the Office of Management and Budget tasked with determining the best mix of government and private labor resources for maximum agency productivity
Environmental Project Manager Feb 2007- July 2009
Published a Federal Register Notice for the William States Lee III Combined License Application; Notice of Intent to Prepare an Environmental Impact Statement and Conduct Scoping Process
Moderator of a category 2 Public Meeting interaction with licensing applicant
Assisted in the development of Technical Assistance Request (TAR) documents
Prepared public scoping letters for various government and tribal agencies notifying them of the NRC acceptance process for the Lee Combined Operating License Application
Interacted with NRC contracting representatives to understand the requirements
Implemented assigned tasks supporting the Office of New Reactors (NRO) Division and Branch levels
Evaluated routine technical, licensing, policy or other issues and developed solutions
Utilized effective oral and written skills to establish and maintain working relationships
Contributed to NRC systems and processes increasing and maintaining organizational effectiveness
MACTEC ENGINEERING
Project Engineer (40 hrs/wk) July 2006-Feb 2007
Prepared Implementation and Strategic Plans for the Maryland State Highway Administration (MDSHA) Electronic Materials Management System
Conducted Software Reviews for Federal Highway Administration Long Term Pavement Planning Process (LTPP) utilizing SQL programming
ERGOWORKS CONSULTING
Ergonomic Consultant (20 hrs/wk) Jan 2006 – July 2006
Conducted Interactive Training Programs and Health Fair Screenings
Prepared Comprehensive Ergonomic Analysis, Worksite Wellness
Evaluated Site Safety Concerns and Injury Prevention
NATIONAL REHABILITATION HOSPITAL
Physical Therapy Aide (15 hrs/wk)
Graduate Studies at Marymount University – Arlington, VA (40 hrs/wk) Aug 2005 – Dec 2005
Assisted patients in exercises for orthopedic procedures such as hip and knee replacement
Course work in Patho-physiology with laboratory exercises, Neuroanatomy, and Ethics in Health Care
AIR FORCE CENTER OF ENVIRONMENTAL EXCELLENCE (AFCEE) /
PORTAGE ENVIRONMENTAL, INC.
Global Engineering and Integration Technical Assistant (GEITA) (40 hrs/wk) Aug 2002- Aug 2005
Prepared contract packages for the Air Force Center of Environmental Excellence (AFCEE)
Tracked and processes financial aspects of AFCEE contracts
Assisted in the Business Restructuring of AFCEE for the execution of contract processes
Conducted a space utilization project assessing the manning capacity at AFCEE
Compiled project management reports for quarterly contract evaluations
Prepared Statements for Work for Compliance with government standards and regulations
Documented financial records for environmental projects
Interacted with base and other military officials for input in preparing Statements of Work
Assisted project manager with researching legal issues related contract preparation
Prepared standard operating procedures documenting the flow of financial processes for contracts
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE, AIR FORCE
PALACE Acquire Civil Engineering Intern (40 hrs/wk) June 2001- July 2002
Determined Standards for remediation and compliance projects
Conducted Environmental Assessment Surveys
Prepared preliminary and final engineering plans and specifications
Prepared work requests and cost estimates for engineering projects
Assisted the Pollution Prevention Program manager in the execution of base directives
Participated in Environmental Compliance Management Program inspections for EPA violations
Served as the interim hazardous waste program manager
Completed the Air Force Hazardous Waste Management training course
Assisted the Pollution Prevention program manager with P2 base initiatives
Drafted Standard Operating Procedure for Environmental Impact Assessment Process for base
Familiarity with EPA, OSHA, RCRA and CERCLA
State of Maryland Erosion & Sediment Control Certification No. 17941
40 Hour HAZWOPPER Training
INTEL CORPORATION, NEW MEXICO
Ergonomic Intern (40 hrs/wk) June 2000- Dec 2000
Conducted Time and Motion studies on tasks performed by assembly line technicians
Utilized Strain Index Model [Moore and Garg (1995)] to determine risk of Distal Upper Extremity Disorders by the assembly line technicians
Collected and analyzed data for Beta Testing
Compiled ergonomic guidelines for proper use of laptop computers at home, office and travel
Worked with Intel’s Site Media to put laptop guidelines in both Internet and hardcopy formats
Assisted in the development of an Ergonomics Laboratory at Intel’s learning center
Special Ergonomics Projects Manager consultant for Intel’s Environmental Health and Safety Group
Participated in vendor negotiations for the purchase of ergonomic office equipment
Provided solutions to address immediate physical hazards of assembly line manufacturing
Prepared reports and documented action(s) taken for routine and special projects
Prepared formal teleconference presentations to Intel’s international ergonomics team
UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI, CORAL GABLES
Research Fellow, National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) Jan 1998- Dec 2000
(40 hrs/wk)
Coordinated the International Association for the Management of Technology (IAMOT) 2000 Conference held in Miami, Florida (February 20-25)
Contacted competitive national vendors for industrial monitoring and safety equipment
Conducted Functional Capacity Evaluations on patients at the South Shore Rehabilitation Hospital
Utilized ergonomic criteria to evaluate patient progress at the South Shore Rehabilitation Hospital
Researched industrial safety and technology management literature for teaching assistant responsibilities for undergraduate safety courses
Responsible for completing department requisition forms for the purchase of lab safety equipment
DEFENSE RESEARCH TECHNOLOGIES, INC.
Cooperative Graduate Engineer (40hrs/wk) June 1997 – Jan 1998
Utilized fluidics technology to develop a portable anesthetic gas level detector for the National Institutes of Health
Conducted acoustical experiments utilizing fluidics technology for the development of a portable rice-weevil detection device (ALFID) for a contract with the U.S. Department of Agriculture
Prepared visual graphic design presentations for the rice-weevil detection project
WALTER REED ARMY INSTITUTE OF RESEARCH
Science and Engineering Apprentice (40hrs/wk) June 1997 – Aug 1997
Veterinary pathology assistant researching cholinesterase potential to harm the nervous system.
Researched cholinesterases for a literature review
Performed immunohisto-chemical stains, ELISA and PCR to test for harmful agents in tissue
PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE, COMMISSION STUDENT TRAINING EXTERN PROGRAM
Ensign (40hrs/wk) June 1993 – Aug 1993
Analyzed expenditure of multi-million dollar Engineering projects
Conducted Investigations of operating procedures and analyzed data for potential fraud
Facilitated the development of Internal Control policies for engineering projects
LANGUAGES/COMPUTER SKILLS/CERTIFICATIONS/ ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Fluent Spanish, Conversational French, Simulink, FORTRAN, AUTOCAD, Power Point, Microsoft Office, Arena, SAS, ANOVA, ArcView, RACER, ACEs, ABSS, Engineer in Training (EIT): Maryland Department of Licensing and Regulation, #804846, State of Maryland Erosion & Sediment Control Certification No. 17941, University of Maryland - Women in Engineering Research Fellow, University of Miami - NIOSH Research Fellow; NRC Environmental Project Manager Certification