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| Year of birth |  | 1971 |
Current Location/Address |
| City or Town | | Bucharest |
| Country | | ROMANIA |
Permanent/Home Location/Address |
| Country | | ROMANIA |
Languages |
| Primary Language | | Fluency |
| English | | Read, write and speak fluently |
Nationalities |
| Nationality By Birth | | USA |
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Experience Classification |
| Job Function | | Years Experience |
| Materials Engineer | | 2 |
| Civil Engineer | | 5 |
| Construction Manager | | 3 |
| Captain | | 2 |
| Industry | | Years Experience |
| Military & Defense | | 2 |
| Manufacturing | | 2 |
| Engineering | | 8 |
Qualifications |
| Highest Qualifications | | Masters |
| Qualification | Subject | Establishment/Country | Year |
| Masters or Higher | Materials Engineering | University of Michigan, USA | 2003 |
| Degree | Environmental Engineering | USMA, West Point, NY USA | 1994 |
Other Qualifications, Memberships, Certification
Professional Engineer, Michigan USA |
Computer Skills and Software Used |
Microsoft Office
Microsoft Excel
Microsoft Project
Premavera P3
Water CADD |
Work Locations |
| Are you willing to move or relocate? | Countries NOT Willing To Work In! |
Yes - I will travel internationally
Yes - I will relocate internationally | IRAQ
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Availability |
| Start Immediately? | | Available Now |
Ideal Next Job |
Engineering Management
Project Controls |
Required Salary & Conditions |
| Approx. 80,000 Euros per year |
Employment History |
| Total Years of Work Experience: | | 15 |
| Commenced Full Time Work: | | 1994 |
| Name | | KBR |
| Job Title: | | Director Of Engineer |
| Duration | | From : 2001 To: 2007 |
Work Experience |
Director of Engineering, Balkans Support Contract, Ferizaj, Serbia (Kosovo)
Kellogg Brown & Root Services January 2006-Present
Responsible for the infrastructure and facilities of three US Military installations and outlying sites. This includes a staff of 1,100 personnel and responsible for power generation, HVAC, water and waste water systems, carpentry, fire department, hazardous material and vector control.
• Converted the engineering organization from cost plus to lump sum including implementing cost management processes and schedules to ensure departments were meeting their projected budgets.
• Developed standard procedures for all departments based upon contract requirements.
• Developed job-plans and time requirements for scheduled work in order to track costs.
• Instituted a craft training program for local personnel to improve skills at the foreman level.
• Created an engineering planning group to develop consistent and accurate estimates and schedules.
• Instituted a centralized the engineering document control system and instituted a process to create written procedures for the entire department to better control work and information.
• Received the highest award fee percentages for facilities in the past two years and received praise by the client for improved communication and coordination.
USAID Water Advisor / Water Projects Activity Manager Baghdad, Iraq
IRG (USAID) March 2004-June 2005
Managed and advised USAID on $350M of water/sanitation contracts, including water treatment facilities, water network replacement and sewer system upgrades.
• Worked with the State Department Advisory Mission, the Defence Department PCO, Corps of Engineers and the US Army to develop projects and to recommend direction in the water sector.
• Focused efforts on a $125M rural water program, particularly with operation and maintenance issues, and coordinated planning and construction with Water Ministry Officials, NGOs, and the US Military.
• Worked with a separate USAID contract to construct a $75M emergency power generation project for the Baghdad Water Authority and helped the contractor develop a comprehensive operations and maintenance plan to ensure project sustainability.
Project Engineer Arlington, Virginia
Kellogg Brown & Root Services Sept 2003-March 2004
Project Engineer and member of the design management team for the $110M design-build Afghanistan Embassy contract.
• Worked with the subcontracted engineering, architectural and commissioning firms to ensure designs and plans met client requirements and coordinated construction issues through daily teleconferences with the field team.
• Coordinated shop drawing and submittal approvals and improved upon the submittal process by implementing new management control procedures.
• Supported the KBR-Arlington Infrastructure Team with hiring and business development.
• Developed the cost proposal and execution plan for a lump-sum $10M experimental communications project in Iraq, mitigating risks through developing a plan that emphasized security and logistics.
Senior Engineer, USAID CIS Program Priština, Serbia (Kosovo)
KBR (Parsons) April 2003-August 2003
Senior Engineer for a $28 million design/construction project. These projects included the entire infrastructure spectrum from roads, water, sewer, education, power distribution and health facilities. Directed a staff of 22 engineers, construction supervisors and support staff who prepared designs, managed subcontract construction, verified payment requests and prepared change orders and cost estimates.
• Wrote project reports and presented weekly project updates to the client.
• The project received 100 percent award fee for the first time by completing all construction projects ahead of schedule and completing project closeout prior to the required timeframe
Construction Manager, USAID CIS Program Priština, Serbia (Kosovo)
KBR (Parsons) Mar 2001-Dec 2002
Construction Manager for a $28 million design/construction project. Hired, trained and directed a staff of 23 engineers and inspectors, who reviewed designs, conducted pre-bid meetings, performed bid evaluations, enforced contracts, conducted quality assurance testing, verified payment requests, prepared change orders and advised subcontractors for 120 USAID infrastructure projects.
• Performed preliminary design and cost assessments for water and drainage systems and reviewed all project assessments before final submission to the client.
• Developed construction and project procedures according to ISO 9001 standards
Liaison Officer to the UN and Civil Affairs Project Officer Gnjilane, Serbia (Kosovo)
United States Army Aug 2000-Mar 2001
Evaluated water systems and made recommendations to the US Army and donors on possible solutions. Conducted daily briefings on security issues for the United Nations Regional Government Staff and coordinated activities between the US Taskforce of 10,000 soldiers and the United Nations staff.
• Awarded the 2001 Junior Civil Affairs Officer of the Year.
Test Engineer Ann Arbor, Michigan
NSK Corporation Feb 1998-Mar 2000
Responsible for the testing and product development of automotive and industrial products and supervised a small staff of technicians.
• Upgraded testing to computerized data acquisition and designed new test equipment that used computer feedback systems to increase efficiency and accuracy.
Design Engineer Mankato, Minnesota
Bolten and Menk Feb 1997-Jan 1998
Reviewed and inspected engineering projects and coordinated work between Bolten and Menk, the general contractor, community officials and affected community members. Worked with senior engineers to develop municipal wastewater, water and distribution studies and designs.
Field Artillery Officer Fort Lewis, Washington
United States Army May 1994-Feb 1997
Provided direct leadership to a 50 person organization and managed the operation of over $8 million worth of equipment and coordinated training for the 130 person battery. |
Comments/ Hobbies/ Interests etc: |
Activities: Paragliding, Travelling, Reading and Biking
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