Résumé

Kleinfelder, Edmonton AB (March 2018 – Present)

• Project Engineer
• Represent the client's leak detection department for over 40 projects to ensure that leak detection standards are adhered to, and system capabilities are not compromised
• Prepare leak detection project integration plans to ensure that some form of approved pipeline leak detection is constantly available through any project work that occurs on pipeline systems—interfacing with project stakeholders, department managers, and business unit directors as required
• Diligently conduct stage gate reviews and technical reviews of project drawings and documents to ensure adherence to latest engineering equipment specifications and design standards, and securing department supervisory approval to allow the project to continue
• Coordinate with operations engineering to confirm leak detection plans during outages, and support the preparation of alternate leak detection methodologies that will be used

Wilson Analytical, St. Albert AB (January 2018 – March 2018)

• Engineer Level I
• Automate the mechanical systems of a hydrogen sulphide analyzed being developed by the company
• Program an HMI to allow for the end client to test different analysis scenarios for accuracy
• Design circuitry to support system automation, including specification of components, circuit board layout, and system assembly
• Present an automated product to client using test crude oil samples provided—demonstrating all system capabilities and accuracies

TYTEC, Edmonton AB (April 2017 – January 2018)

• Contract Electrical Engineer, EIT
• Support the development of the TransMountain Pipeline Expansion through the verification of tank equipment, junction box connections, and lighting schematics
• Work with other disciplines—including mechanical, structural, civil, and piping—to ensure electrical installations will adequately interface with the site, while meeting the power and control requirements of the equipment
• Manage multiple tasks with competing deadlines to ensure the project proceeds on schedule and on budget, without sacrificing quality
• Prepare and check supporting technical drawings and documentation according to client specifications using AutoCAD, Microsoft Word, and Microsoft Excel
• Provide support to multiple engineering projects on an as-needed basis
• Prepare markups of drawings to ensure they are updated to the current engineering plan

Ready Engineering Corporation, Spruce Grove AB (March 2012 – July 2015)

• Electrical and Controls
• Developing and implementing a review procedure to lead an international team of engineers in a successful independent design verification of 1E nuclear hardware
• Preparing initial designs, conducting supporting calculations, and verifying against codes and standards
• Analyzing electrical load flows and assessing arc flash hazards in ETAP
• Coordinating with clients to determine the requirements of the project
• Preparing technical reports detailing the analysis of completed studies
• Identifying solutions to address gaps discovered in project analyses
• Coordinating design, specification, and implementation of electrical and communication systems
• Upgrading local email infrastructure to the Office 365 platform, and migrating all employees in a one month time frame with minimal impact to office work flow
• Preparing lighting layouts and panel schedules, and verify voltage drop in cable runs adhered to standards
• Tracing street lighting and traffic signalling cabling in the upgrade of a highway junction
• Leading the design of a new fire alarm system, including placement of devices and preparation of riser diagrams
• Applied markups and redline markups to MCC elevations, grounding and bonding layouts, fire alarm and gas detection layouts, panel schedules, heat tracing layouts, lighting layouts, area classification drawings, single line diagrams, motor schematics, control loops, junction box layouts, and wiring diagrams
• Coordinating the reception and distribution of all transmittals, deliverables, and responses to client inquiries for major projects
• Invoicing, regularly meeting with client, and weekly status reporting for a multi-million dollar project

Eaton Corporation, Edmonton AB (January 2012 – February 2012)

• Assembler - Electronic
• Assemble switchgears, panel boards, and motor control centres as per supplied drawings
• Wire electrical components according to provided wiring diagrams
• Provide assistance as required in ensuring structural integrity of electrical housing and cabinetry

DiscoverE Science Camps, Edmonton AB (April 2008 – August 2008)

• Instructor
• Prepare a heat and temperature workshop to supplement the grade 7 Alberta science curriculum through the use of interactive demonstrations and activities
• Present workshops in classrooms across Alberta and Northern Canada describing in detail a science topic pertinent to the class curriculum
• Design and deliver a pre-engineering week-long day camp for high-school-aged students to introduce concepts of engineering applications and provide advice on choosing, entering, and completing engineering school
• Lead week-long day camps focusing on various aspects of science and technology while maintaining a positive and engaging learning atmosphere

Autonomous Robotic Vehicle Project, Edmonton AB (September 2009 – July 2011)

• SubmURSA Platform Team Lead(March 2010 – July 2011)
• Finalize the new mechanical platform in SolidWorks for the 2011 Robosub competition
• Engineer the required modifications to accommodate the new requirements
• Present the updated design in a critical design review with faculty staff and project supervisors to secure machine shop hours
• Communicate with the machine shop to ensure that the platform is manufactured with ample assembly and testing time prior to the competition
• Prepare BOM’s to ensure all materials were purchased to manufacture the platform, and have sufficient materials for spare parts as necessary


• SubmURSA PCB Research and Design Subteam Lead(October 2009 – July 2010)
• Liaise with the Bearacuda electrical team to ascertain the procedures adopted to realise the competition objectives, and the motivation behind these procedures
• Lead eight engineering students in the research of new systems and solutions to reform the existing circuit designs
• Compile the various board modules for each objective into one consolidated schematic and associated PCB in Eagle

SPIE — University of Alberta Student Chapter, Edmonton AB (October 2009 – April 2011)

• Chapter Vice-President(March 2010 – March 2011)
• Represent the University of Alberta student chapter at two international optics and photonics conferences—Optics + Photonics 2010 in San Diego, CA, and Photoics West 2011 in San Francisco, CA
• Take the role of acting president at meetings and events in the absence of the president
• Oversee the planning and execution of different programs and projects the chapter undertook—including information nights, guest lecturer presentations, and the development of a laser harp

ISIA Edmonton, Edmonton AB (January 2019 – Present)

• Trustee
• Oversee the operations and vision of the community to ensure that order and cohesion are maintained for the betterment of the community
• Investigate, address, and resolve issues arising from disgruntled members or executive officers
• Maintain day-to-day operations in the event of dissolution of the executive committees

ISIA Edmonton, Edmonton AB (April 2016 – April 2018)

• Program Organizer
• Plan, organize, and execute over 200 occasions and observances per year—consulting with lecturers, the organization vice-president, and the chairlady when appropriate
• Prepare and deliver all notices to announce occasions, functions, and incidents that affect community members; and ensure that all announced functions proceed as planned
• Act as the liaison between various committees, ensuring that all possible assistance is rendered to any sub-committee created by the Executive Committee