Resume

• 2013

  English

  Masters

  Business Administration and Management

  General

  Miami University Farmer School of Business

• 2008

  Nuclear Engineering

  Naval Nuclear Power School

• 2004

  Bachelor of Science (BS)

  Graduated with Distinction

  May 2008

  GPA: 3.44

  Chemical Engineering

  Worcester Polytechnic Institute

• Navy

  Defense

  Military Operations

  Military Training

  Nuclear

  Military Experience

  Organizational Leadership

  Nuclear Engineering

  Weapons

  Operational Planning

  Team Leadership

  DoD

  Leadership

  Top Secret

  National Security

  Force Protection

  Military

  Training

  Security Clearance

  Program Management

  Aldrich

  Jeffrey

  Aldrich

  NROTC Miami University

  GE Aviation

  US Navy

  Miami University

  GE Aviation Military Systems Operation

  Evendale

  OH

  GE Aviation Military Systems Operation

  Miami University

  Miami University

  Oxford Ohio

  Instructor for undergraduate course work in US naval history and naval engineering systems. Professional and academic advisor for 58 student officer candidates pursuing a commission in the United States Navy & Marine Corps.\n - Developed improved admissions and onboarding practices aiding in increased freshman retention from 70% to 95%.\n - Responsible for coordinating the certification and maintenance of Secret and Top Secret security clearances for 68 personnel.\n - Formally recognized as the top junior officer at the command among officers with various warfare designators for 2013 and 2014.

  Assistant Professor of Naval Science

  GE Aviation

  Nuclear Power and Submarine Warfare Advisor

  NROTC Miami University

  US Navy

  Pearl Harbor

  Hawaii

  Submarine Warfare Officer (December 2009 – March 2013): \nQualified Engineering Officer of the Watch (EOOW)/Engineering Duty Officer; US Department of Energy

  Department of Naval Reactors Engineer Officer; Officer of the Deck (OOD); Ship’s Duty Officer\n\n - Quality Assurance Officer & Assistant Engineer Officer

  (MARCH 2012-MARCH 2013)\n Coordinated the training & qualification of 30 quality assurance maintenance technicians

  the planning and approval of nuclear and “submarine safe” level work

  and audit and surveillance efforts for processes across the ship. \n\n - Assistant Weapons Officer

  (DECEMBER 2011-JULY 2012)\nLed more than 60 enlisted personnel in the employment of the ship’s weapons systems

  conducting long-range operational and maintenance planning at the departmental level while supervising an aggressive training and qualification program. \n\n - Damage Control Assistant

  (NOVEMBER 2010- AUGUST 2012)\nDirected 14 mechanics in the material management and operation of all non-nuclear systems onboard a $2 billion submarine

  a position reserved for the most “knowledgeable” and traditionally most senior division officer. \n\n - Main Propulsion Assistant

  (DECEMBER 2009-NOVEMBER 2010)\nManaged a team of 12 nuclear-trained mechanics and carried delegated responsibility for more than $30 million in equipment to include the submarine’s propulsion machinery

  turbine generators

  nuclear and non-nuclear fluid systems

  and all related auxiliaries.

  USS Charlotte