Paul W. Judge

pwjudge@aol.com

Objective: Technical Management position with Energy Conversion Devices.

Highlights of Qualifications

· Strong leadership and management skills

· Detailed understanding of ISO 9000 standards and certification

· Proven effectiveness in project management and delivery

· Excellent ability to understand and apply new technologies

Experience

May 2000 to Present: Process Control Manager (Trim): General Motors Pontiac East Assembly. Responsible for quality and process management of 8 departments consisting of 190+ assemblers.

• Certified as Quality Engineer by American Society for Quality
• Ensures Departmental compliance with ISO-9002 requirements
• Lead problem solver for Warranty, JD Power, Internal, and Corporate Audits
• Plant Lead on Inspection Operation Methods and Standards development
• Drafts Control Plans and Inspection Standardized Work for Manufacturing Engineering
• Communicates with 5 other assembly plants on platform wide problem resolution and best practices

May 1995 to May 2000: Surface Warfare Officer (Nuclear): United States Navy

-Jan 1999-May 2000: Reactor Laboratories Division Officer: USS GEORGE WASHINGTON (CVN-73). Supervised 25 Engineering Laboratory Technicians while executing responsibility for radiological and chemical quality controls for two A4W Nuclear Reactors.

• Qualified Propulsion Plant Watch Officer, directly responsible for operation and administration of 500+ Mw nuclear reactor

• Directed chemistry quality control for primary, secondary and boiler water systems for two nuclear reactors and auxiliaries
• Scheduled and interpreted chemical and radiological samples based on propulsion plant activity
• Ships coordinator and system expert for installation, testing, and approval of prototype Ion Chromatography sampling system
• Coordinated all maintenance of radioactive systems, maintained accountability for shipboard Radioactive Material

-Dec 1997-Dec 1998: Student Nuclear Power Training Pipeline, Orlando, FL. and Ballston Spa, NY.

• Completed Advanced Nuclear Power course with 3.26 GPA, graduated 4^th in class from Nuclear Power Prototype
• Qualified Engineering Officer of the Watch on Submarine power plant and auxiliaries

-Mar 1996-Nov 1997: Combat Information Center Officer: USS MONTEREY (CG-61). Supervised 42 Operations Technicians in performing command, control, and combat functions for 1.1 billion dollar AEGIS Cruiser.

· Qualified Surface Warfare Officer, responsible to the Commanding Officer for safe navigation and mission employment of all ships assets including small boats and rotary wing aircraft

· Recommended for Early Promotion 3 times

· Ships Safety Officer, administered safety program for 350 person crew

· Led Cruise Missile Tactical Certification team to first certification of Advanced Tomahawk Weapons System

· Ships Secret Control Officer, responsible for over 2000 classified publications

-May 1995-Feb 1996: Student: Distinguished Graduate Surface Warfare Officer School, Gas Turbine Engineering School (basic and advanced), Navy Tactical Data Link Manager Course, and Electronic Warfare Course

Education: BS Ocean Engineering, 1995 United States Naval Academy, Annapolis, MD.

Currently enrolled in Evening MBA program at University of Michigan, Ann Arbor

Additional Information: 1995 US Naval Academy Ocean Engineering Design Project winner. Proficient with the following software: Windows NT/Me/98/95; LabVIEW; MS Word; MS Excel; MS Access; MS Power Point; AutoSketch; WordPerfect; Quattro Pro. Experience in 10/100 Ethernet Networking and limited programming experience in Pascal, ADA, C++.