Jose R. Serrano-Lopez

Sonar Systems Engineering Lead for Columbia Submarine (New Construction) @Naval Undersea Warfare Center Newport

North Kingstown, RI, US
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WORK HISTORY

Jan 2025 — Present

Sonar Systems Engineering Lead for Columbia Submarine (New Construction) @Naval Undersea Warfare Center Newport

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Newport, RI, US

EDUCATION

2003 — 2009

University of Puerto Rico-Mayaguez

Bachelor, Electrical and Electronics Engineering

2010 — 2012

Defense Acquisition University

Research & Systems Engineering (R&SE)

2016 — 2017

Naval Postgraduate School

Anti-Submarine Warfare Cerificate

2011 — 2014

Worcester Polytechnic Institute

Master of Science (MS), Systems Engineering

SKILLS

AnalysisLeadershipElectronicsProgram ManagementSystem ArchitectureSubmarinesDesign of ExperimentsManufacturingEasily AdaptableTeamworkProject PlanningNavyProcess ImprovementSonarCross Functional Team BuildingSolidworksProject ManagementEarned Value ManagementTest DevelopmentFailure AnalysisPower SystemsSix SigmaQuality AssuranceEngineeringAerospaceOcean AcousticsMulti-Task & Handle High-Volume WorkloadsSystems EngineeringCommunicationProduct Lifecycle ManagementContractor SupervisionMatlabRapid Phased Technology InsertionContinuous ImprovementOptimizationDodSuccess DrivenBusiness StrategySimulationsStrategic Planning

ABOUT JOSE R. SERRANO-LOPEZ

Since my early days, I was fascinated by engineering and complex systems. I studied Electrical Engineering at the University of Puerto Rico at Mayaguez (UPRM), where I majored in Power Systems. I worked at Hamilton Sundstrand as a Quality Engineer and Failure Analyst where I learned about Lean Manufacturing principles and product and process reliability. I also had to determine the root cause of airplane part failures by means of electrical characterization, visual Inspection, design of experiments, analysis, or a mix of all. I got some great feedback from immediate supervisors.After accepting a job offer at the Naval Undersea Warfare Center (NUWC) as a System Engineer for Navy Submarine SONAR Systems, I had to relocate to an unknown place with no family and friends where the main language was not my native language. That was a huge challenge. But I embrace challenges, and thus I\'m still here, after all these years, adapted to my new life and with a solid career as a young engineer. I am blessed to work on the most complex and interesting system I could possibly think of: a US Navy Submarine. The scope and impact the work we do has on the real-world is something that excites me. I\'ve also had great feedback of my work here.I\'ve also been fortunate to satisfy my appetite for continuous learning through multiple Navy/DoD-sponsored training courses and getting my Master of Science in Systems Engineering (MSSE) at the Worcester Polytechnic Institute (WPI).Throughout my career, I have had so many wonderful experiences and opportunities that have shaped me into the professional I am today: a determined success-driven problem solver that can take a challenge with confidence and thrive. A believer of continuous learning and improvement, I\'m always looking for more opportunities to strengthen my knowledge base and further my career by means of value-added performance-Connect with me on Linked In!Twitter:@JRSLEngEmail: j••••••••@gmail.com

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