Resume

• 2009

  English

  MS

  Project: Investigation of the Use of Recycled Concrete Aggregate in the Production of New Portland Cement Concrete for NJDOT

  Civil Engineering

  Rowan University

• 2005

  B.S.

  Civil and Environmental Engineering

  Rowan Ice Hockey Club

  ASCE

  ACI

  Advance Structural Mechanics

  Strategic Engineering Management

  Earth Retaining Systems

  Geotechnical Engineering

  Foundation Engineering

  Prestressed Concrete

  Principles of Hydraulic Design

  Advance Fatigue and Fracture

  Analysis and Design of Steel Frames

  Transportation Engineering

  Reinforced Concrete Design

  Watershed Engineering

  Advance Reinforced Concrete Design

  Advance Steel Design

  Structural Analysis

  Engineer In Training

  NJ State Board of Professional Engineers and Land Surveyors

  #14450

  Professional Engineer

  NJ State Board of Professional Engineers and Land Surveyors

  24GE05161500

• PSEG Nuclear

  PSEG Nuclear operates the Salem and Hope Creek Nuclear Generating Stations in Lower Alloways Creek

  NJ and is a part owner of the Peach Bottom Nuclear generation station in Delta

  PA.

  - Working with the NJ Chapter.\n-Planning committee member for inaugural \"A Night of Hope\" Fundraising Event in June 2019 \n- Provide technical and back office support for the purpose of tracking donations

  outreach efforts

  volunteer/donor contact information

  and tracking of other metrics which measure/demonstrate the organizations impact.\n- Participate in Monthly Blessing Bag Parties

  where donations are assembled with Resource Guides and notes of encouragement. The bags are distributed to those suffering with the disease of addition and are currently homeless. \n

  A.I.M. Angels In Motion

  Axapta

  CAD

  HEC-HMS

  Vault

  Construction Management

  Stormwater Management

  HEC-RAS

  Windows & Mac operating systems

  AutoCAD

  Manufacturing

  Product Development

  Microsoft Office

  Submittals

  Structural Engineering

  Civil Engineering

  Mathematica

  JMP

  Bridge

  C++

  Construction

  Lessons Learned During Implementation of Mechanistic-Empirical Pavement Design Guide

  Jared Krause

  Robert W. Sauber

  Abstract \nThe purpose of this paper is to present the lessons learned during implementation of the MEPDG \n(Mechanistic-Empirical Pavement Design Guide) and to provide a detailed framework on how to \nvalidate the design guide using level 3 inputs. The performance models in the MEPDG were \ncalibrated using Long Term Pavement Performance (LTPP) data from highway sections all over \nthe United States. Therefore

  the design guide with level 3 inputs must be validated for soil

  \nenvironmental and traffic conditions typically observed in a specific region. In this study

  \naccurate input and performance data from seven LTPP sections in the state of New Jersey was \nobtained. To ensure accurate data was used in the design guide

  the data was collected from \nmultiple sources

  such as the as-built plans and NJDOT databases. A case-by-case comparison \nwas conducted between predicted and measured performance data for every section and each \ndistress

  such as rutting

  fatigue cracking

  longitudinal cracking

  transverse

  cracking and \nroughness. The analysis determined the conditions where the level 3 inputs may not be \nappropriate. This step is critical before any state agency starts implementing the design guide. \nThis paper provides the state agency with the tools and the knowledge needed to successfully \nimplement the design guide. The framework will also serve as practical guide to state agencies \nand research institutions as the pavement community begins to adopt the new design guide

  Lessons Learned During Implementation of Mechanistic-Empirical Pavement Design Guide

  Jeffrey

  Owad

  Salem Community College

  PSEG

  Fenestration Consultants

  Camden County College

  Atlantic Cape Community College

  Rowan University

  Burlington County College

  Rowan College at Gloucester County

  Oldcastle Precast -

  Pepco Holdings

  Blackwood

  NJ

  • Prepared Syllabus

  and formatted Lecture Notes to meet the requirements of the course set forth by the College\n• Developed quizzes and exams to evaluate students’ comprehension of material covered in class and through completion of assignments\n• Utilized course webpage to enhance/support in-class lecture by providing electronic copies of Syllabus

  in class handouts

  presentation slides

  in class examples

  homework assignments

  and quiz/exam solutions.\n• Course(s) Taught: EGR-202– Dynamics

  Adjunct Instructor

  Camden County College

  Mays Landing

  New Jersey

  •\tPrepared Syllabus

  and formatted Lecture Notes to meet the requirements of the course set forth by the College\n•\tDeveloped quizzes and exams to evaluate students’ comprehension of material covered in class and through completion of assignments \n•\tUtilized blackboard and to enhance/support in-class lecture by providing electronic copies of Syllabus

  in class handouts

  presentation slides

  in class examples

  homework assignments

  and quiz/exam solutions.\n•\tCourse(s) Taught: Math-153: Discrete Math and Math-155: Calculus I

  Adjunct Instructor

  Atlantic Cape Community College

  A small organization

  ( started with my self as a CAD Designer and the 4 company founders). Main area of business was architectural grade windows and curtain wall.

  Fenestration Consultants

  Oldcastle Precast -

  Folsom

  NJ

  •\tGenerated structural precast designs

  calculations and submittal drawings for Reinforced Concrete Pipe

  Precast Concrete vaults

  Manholes

  and box culverts.\n•\tConsulted professional engineers firms and site contractors regarding design and constructability issues \n•\tPrepared cost estimates and completed take-offs of materials required for customer projects. \n•\tNegotiated purchasing agreements for production materials and components\n•\tPrepare precast structure manufacture shop drawings for production staff.\n•\tMain point of contact for contractors and engineers regarding product specifications and design.\n•\tScheduled labor and production for precast concrete structures plant \n•\tDeveloped and over saw NJDOT certification of a new SCC (Self Consolidating Concrete) mix design used for precast structures. \n•\tIntegral part in the development of new products conforming to ASTM and AASHTO specifications as well as Local DOT and Transit Authority specifications.\n•\tManaged Quality Control program and conformance to industry design standards Performed Annual Quality Control Audits at various Oldcastle Precast Locations\n•\tLead seminars for professional engineers on drainage design & storm water management

  Engineer

  Burlington County

  •\tPrepared Syllabus

  and formatted Lecture Notes to meet the requirements of the course set forth by the College\n•\tDeveloped quizzes and exams to evaluate students’ comprehension of material covered in class and through completion of assignments\n•\tUtilized Blackboard e-Education platform to enhance/support in-class lecture by providing electronic copies of in class handouts

  quiz/exam solutions

  and group discussion posts when appropriate.\n•\tSUMMA course evaluations meet or exceed both institutional and national averages\n•\tSenior Adjunct Status: 1 year or more of Teaching experience

  Completion of Burlington County College’s Adjunct Institute

  and Recommendation by Division Supervisor\n•\tCourse(s) Taught: MTH 113 – Modern College Mathematics I

  Adjunct Instructor

  Burlington County College

  Carneys Point

  NJ

  •\tPrepared Syllabus

  and formatted Lecture Notes to meet the requirements of the course set forth by the College\n•\tDeveloped quizzes and exams to evaluate students’ comprehension of material covered in class and through completion of assignments \n•\tRan laboratory section which provides students the opportunity to prove basic physics principles based on observations of option in motion\n•\tUtilized course webpage to enhance/support in-class lecture by providing electronic copies of Syllabus

  in class handouts

  presentation slides

  in class examples

  homework assignments

  and quiz/exam solutions.\n•\tCourse(s) Taught: PHY 101 – Physics I

  Adjunct Professor

  Salem Community College

  Sewell

  NJ

  •\tPrepared Syllabus

  and formatted Lecture Notes to meet the requirements of the course set forth by the College\n•\tDeveloped quizzes and exams to evaluate students’ comprehension of material covered in class and through completion of assignments \n•\tRan field exercises/lab to ensure students are exposed to survey tools and equipment utilized in industry and how to use them properly to achieve survey level accuracy and precision of measurements\n•\tUtilized course webpage to enhance/support in-class lecture by providing electronic copies of Syllabus

  in class handouts

  presentation slides

  in class examples

  homework assignments

  and quiz/exam solutions.\n•\tCourse(s) Taught: CET-108 Introduction to Surveying and CET-208 - Route & Construction Surveying

  Adjunct Instructor

  Rowan College at Gloucester County

  Mays Landing

  New Jersey

  Senior Engineer (October 2018 - Current)\n• Area Maintenance Engineer for PHI T&S Engineering – Atlantic City Electric Transmission\n• Responsible for the overall health and reliability of the Overhead Atlantic City Electric Transmission System (69kV and greater) and implementation of the corrective maintenance program\n• Single point of contact for all emergent Overhead Transmission Line issues. \n• Project Manager for all overhead transmission corrective maintenance projects/programs \n• Responsible for the completion and oversight of all inspection programs including Comprehensive Arial Inspections

  Annual Inferred Inspection

  Transmission Structure Ground Line / Foundation Inspections \n• Manages both Capital and O&M Corrective Maintenance annual budgets and supports development of Long-Range Capital Plan development \n\n\nGeneral Engineer (June 2017 – October 2018)\n• Lead Responsible Engineer for PHI T&S Engineering – Atlantic City Electric Transmission\n• Prepared design change packages in support of system reliability and ageing Condition projects for the Atlantic City Electric Transmission System (69kV and greater) \n• Provide oversight and direction of third-party engineering contractors in the scoping

  design development and oversight of installation of design change packages with total project costs up to $50M.\n• Provided engineering support during storms / forced outages on the Transmission and Distribution System

  Senior Transmission Engineer

  Pepco Holdings

  Glassboro

  NJ

  • Prepared Syllabus

  and formatted Lecture Notes to meet the requirements of the course set forth by the University\n• Developed in-class lab and take home assignments and projects to evaluate students’ comprehension of material covered in class.\n• Utilized course webpage to enhance/support in-class lecture by providing electronic copies of Syllabus

  in class handouts

  presentation slides

  assignments

  and project solutions.\n• Course(s) Taught: CEE-08102– Engineering Graphics

  Adjunct Instructor

  Rowan University

  Hancocks Bridge

  NJ

  Manager - Mechanical & Structural Design Engineering \n(May 2016- June 2017)\n• Provide oversight and direction of a team of 8 full time engineers as well as third party engineering contractors in the scoping

  design development and oversight of installation of Design Change and Plant Betterment Projects with engineering costs up to $10M.\n•Lead the design team to meet online and outage milestones in the development of plant modifications and support of emergent operational issues \n•Perform necessary technical challenges and approval of engineering products.\n•Lead inspections and audits performed by internal and external shareholders such as USNRC

  NJDEP

  and INPO \n•Lead multidiscipline team of up to 30 engineers in support of planned refueling outage and forced outages.\n\nASSOCIATE ENGINEER –> LEAD ENGINEER (March 2013 – May 2016)\n• Member of Salem Generating Station Mechanical/Structural Design Engineering Department \n• Prepared technical/engineering evaluations and design change packages in support of the continued operation and longevity of Station \n• Provided engineering support during planned refueling outage and forced outages at both Salem Units\n• Owner of both the structural condition monitoring and protective coatings aging management programs

  which are credited for renewal of operating licenses at both Salem Units 1 and 2\n• Station structural and protective coatings Subject Mater Expert (SME)\n• Station seismic equipment qualification engineer with Seismic Qualification Users Group (SQUG) and EPRI Equipment Seismic Qualification certification

  Manager - Salem Mechanical & Structural Design Engineering

  PSEG