Engineer Engineering

Selorm K. Atiedu

**** ***** *******,

Camarillo, CA 93012

******.******@*****.***

Office 805-***-****

Cell 818-***-****

ELECTRICAL/SYSTEMS ENGINEER PATENT AGENT RELIABILITY AVAILABILITY MAINTAINABILITY ENGINEER

OBJECTIVE To expand professional growth and apply engineering, logistics, process improvement skills and experience as a patent agent.

QUALIFICATIONS

GS-12

Secret Clearance

Engineering Law

LEAN Six Sigma Certified Green Belt | Reliability Availability Maintainability Supportability (RAMS) Engineering | Level III Certified in Systems Planning, Research Development, and Engineering (SPRDE) Career Field/Systems Engineering (SE) | 7 years experience in engineering and logistics

EXPERIENCE

July 2008 - present Department of Defense (DoD)/ NAVSEA/ Naval Surface Warfare Center (NSWC)

Port Hueneme Division (PHD)

Land Attack Department/Combat Systems Engineering Branch Port Hueneme, CA

Electrical/Systems Engineer/ RAMS Engineer

• Experienced with new naval acquisitions programs with emphasis on combat systems and life cycle sustainment

• LCS Combat Systems Suitability Lead

• Reliability Availability Maintainability Supportability (RAMS) Engineer Ship Rider/ data collection & analysis

• Aircraft Armament Equipment (AAE) Metrics support

July 2006 – Nov. 2007 Union Pacific Railroad

Mechanical Dept. - Dolores Locomotive Facility Carson, CA

Engineer Associate/Manager Mechanical Locomotive III

• Conducted reliability tests for electro diesel locomotive engines

• Performed diagnostic testing on GE locomotives

• Manage planning, servicing, and repair, of electric-motor diesel locomotives

• Led projects for LEAN and continuous improvement (TQMS)

• Created and standardized processes for facility

• Responsible for Safety, Reliability, Productivity, Administrative/ People Management

• Operations Management Training program graduate

Summer 2005 CBN/ Georgia Institute of Technology Atlanta, GA

Research Intern: Human Joint Stiffness Control

• Designed a model of the human leg as spring-mass system with torsional springs to study neuromechanical control of the leg

• Presented research at annual symposium

Fall ‘04 – Spring ‘06 Iowa State University Ames, IA

Electrical & Computer Engineering Department

Undergraduate Researcher: Voltage Collapse in Power Systems

• Presented research at NSF sponsored conference (US- Africa Research & Education in Power, IT and Environment) Abuja, Nigeria

• Designed a schematic model of to conduct experiment to examine voltage collapse

SKILLS Proficient in: Microsoft Office, Netscape Communicator, Internet Explorer, Adobe Illustrator, C++, C

EDUCATION Iowa State University Ames, IA

Bachelor of Science: Electrical Engineering Graduation Date: May 2006

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