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Robert N. Green3D CAD Designer / Fabricator / OperatorExtensive background in safety / quality control intensive fields. Over 8 years of successful management and leadership experience and comprehensive engineering / design experience at NASA. Two and a half years of experience as a locomotive engineer with HAZMAT and remote vehicle operation certifications. A proven and VERIFIABLE record for:

• Ability to rapidly learn, master, and integrate complex systems into day-to-day operations.

• Showing the highest levels of motivation to accomplish organizational goals. A self-starter.

• Implementing proper safety controls and composite risk management to avoid accidents and unnecessary hazards in training and during the accomplishment of more than 800 combat missions.

• Superior performance when assigned to positions in advance of those currently held. An ability to plan and execute tasks at higher levels that is "second to none."

WORK EXPERIENCE

Railroad Conductor / Locomotive Engineer – BNSF Railway – June 2013-Present

• Safety / Operations: Impeccable safety record for railroad operations both in yard service and while operating trains in excess of 19,000 tons in all terrain and weather conditions. HAZMAT certified. Remote control operator certified.

• Aptitude: Achieved 98% on initial hire Conductor’s Exam and 97% average on Engineer’s Promotion Exams.

Flight Planner – Universal Weather and Aviation – September 2011-June 2013

Operated under strict deadlines in an intense quality control environment. Served numerous multi-million dollar accounts for high profile corporate clients.

• Quality Control: Exceeded delivery standards of < 1 error per 2000 products.

• Computation and Decision Making: Used software and experience to calculate speed/altitude/fuel consumption in real time using meteorological and historical performance databases.

• Time Management: Provided complex flight plans for operational use across the globe with only minutes of lead time.

Engineering Intern - Universities Space Research Association - September 2010-September 2011

Member of the Capsule Parachute Assembly System (CPAS) project in NASA's engineering (EA3) division. Gained extensive experience in the use of 3D CAD software (ProEngineer). Gained knowledge of manufacturing, procurement, and systems integration processes.

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• Design: Developed, modeled, and drafted ground support equipment, assembly fixtures, and test stands for the CPAS project's Parachute Compartment Drop Test Vehicle (PCDTV) and Parachute Test Vehicle (PTV2). Experienced with additive manufacturing, GD&T symbols/drawings, CNC machining, welding, and metals.

• System Integration: Invited by NASA to participate in PCDTV assembly operations at test facilities in Yuma, AZ. Specific activities performed were vehicle assembly and integration, securement and rigging, pre- and post-drop test evaluations, and vehicle recovery.

• Procedural Development: Drafted vehicle integration and disassembly procedures still in use by NASA and other industry partners for the PCDTV and PTV2 test vehicles.

Sergeant - United States Army - August 2000-June 2010

Decorated and honorable service over an 8 year period. Specific duties and achievements include:

• Management: Led 18 member security detachment in combat operations. Responsible for health, morale, welfare, training, and safety of entire detachment. Responsible for planning and execution of operations in combat theater.

• Responsibility & Accountability: Assigned as Company Primary Weapons Technician and made responsible for training, operation, maintenance and accountability of more than $10,000,000 worth of weapons and electronics.

• Training & Development: Assigned at various times as Primary Weapons Instructor, Safety NCO, and Mounted Warfare Techniques Instructor. Developed training techniques used throughout my unit of assignment. Developed tactical operational doctrine for use in multiple operational environments.

EDUCATION

Bachelor of Science in Aeronautics (currently in progress with 90 credit hours complete).

Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University - Houston, TX