Nashaune S.

Electronics Avionics Engineer (Gs-12) @Naval Air Systems Command Navair

Cherry Point, NC, US

Management- During the absence of my Senior Engineer, I had the responsibility of responding to questions that he is normally accountable for while ensuring that tasks adhered to company policies and procedures- Assigned tasks to other engineers and business partners and was responsible for ensuring that they were completed on time while dealing with schedule barriers- Coordinated with stakeholders to ensure scheduling, deadlines, and contracts, were complete and complied with- Tasked with following up with stakeholders and customers to make sure that their needs had been met and that there were no continuing problems or concerns- Presented to upper management as well as technical experts on projects and standards that I have researched and revised/updated.Administrative- I have become proficient with MS Word, MS Excel, PowerPoint, and other general administrative tools- I have assigned meetings through MS Outlook with accuracy and insight in order to pass vital information- I always ensure that I am aware of and in compliance with company mandatory training- Provided instructions and guidance to co-workers regarding administrative tool functions that they were not aware of such as document formatting tips and tricks- When tasking other employees or providing them with training, I enforce the company policies with regard to the proper formats for submitting our different types of work.Engineering- Trained in continual process improvement concepts and practices including “Lean” and “Six Sigma”- Heavily involved in the critical research, analysis, and evaluation of crashed aircraft- Validated and verified the necessary instructions for upgrading Avionics systems- Provided technical documents which adhered to very strict processes and were in compliance with company guidelines and standards- Completed multiple engineering investigations which were critical to the US Marines- Oversaw the prototyping and design of new equipment.

University of North Carolina at Charlotte

Bachelor’s Degree, Computer Engineering