Due to the nature of this job, exact details regarding what I do are not something I can share. Broadly, I support the research and development of a line of automated precision motion control systems with nuclear power applications.

• Operated outside of the traditional mechanical engineer scope, involving myself with electrical, software, and systems engineering tasks.
• Advocated for cost-saving manufacturing methods in place of traditional monolithic machining processes.
• A ton of stuff I can't talk about.

• In charge of revamping the spare-parts inventory of the Munhall factory. Responsibilities included evaluating uncataloged inventory for relevance and creating a comprehensive catalog of hundreds of active motors
• Worked on parts requisition for missing replacement parts when possible and CAD modeled unobtainable replacement parts for local fabrication.

• Gained hands-on experience in the nuclear energy industry on a dynamic cross-disciplinary team -- the Emergency Engineering Response Team.
• Scripted a paper-to-digital filer converter to help modernize old tables into searchable ones. This was used to convert thousands of pages of part data into a searchable database.
• Developed and proposed a plan to senior Exelon management to save $400,000 on electrical installations to resolve a loss-of-power event to EPA-compliance sensors. This novel solution utilized a mobile solar power station and was implemented rapidly.