• Developed the underlying theory for the application of “one of a kind” instrumentation (various on-line analyzers).
• Supervised the infrared spectroscopy and gas chromatography laboratory.
• Collaborated to initiate development of two methods of analyzing uranium.  The two methods were approved by the American Society for Testing Materials (ASTM) and later published in the Year 2000 edition of the Annual Book of Standards, Volume 12.01 on Nuclear Energy (I).

• Obtains investigative data for attorney clients in civil and criminal cases.
• Utilizes extensive network of consulting experts and investigators in a wide range of legal cases.
• Interpret analytical data (on possible arsenic contamination) and recommended response for municipal client.
• Principal investigator on task proposals and responsible for program direction, milestones, and funding.
• Identified causes of an industrial fire at a federally regulated facility and developed prevention plan.
• Reviewer of federal grant proposals in the physical sciences.
• Provides scientific expertise to attorneys and fellow expert witnesses through technical reports.
• Reviewer of federal grant proposals in the physical sciences.
• Had background role into the loss of the Space Shuttle Columbia.
  
  • letter to the House Committee on Science on the loss of the Space Shuttle Columbia
    
  • article published in the Chillicothe [OH] Gazette on the loss of the Columbia
    
  • article published in the Washington Post on the loss of the Columbia
• Principal investigator on task proposals and responsible for program direction, milestones, and funding.
• Identified causes of an industrial fire at a federally regulated facility and developed prevention plan.
• Provides scientific expertise to attorneys and fellow expert witnesses through technical reports

• Provides scientific consulting support to small businesses seeking federal government contracts.
• Support client in the optimizing of water and wax components of lava lamps
• Works with private businesses (e.g., government contractors and suppliers) to mediate/resolve disputes.
• Consults with small businesses on chemical and environmental issues.
• Introduce patented trans-fat substitute for use in baked goods and snack foods to the US Market.
• Introduce high-end line of over-the-counter skin care products to the US Market.
• Develop methodology to clean and disinfectant gas masks for use by the general public.
• Aluminum fire expert for Scientific Panel Investigating Nine Eleven (SPINE).

• Taught general physics at local community college at the request of co-workers.
• Winner of significant teaching award at State University of New York (SUNY) at Binghamton.
• Selected as Science Fair Judge by The Oho Academy of Science (OAS).

• HUB Zone Certified
• CAGE Code: 3F9Z8
• DUNS: 179776831
• NAICS: 541690
• SIC: 8999
• PSC: R424
• EDGE Certificate Number: 31-1619147
• Honorably Discharged US Navy Veteran

Capability Statement (Federal Government Contracting)

HISTORY OF ORGANIZATIONAL POSITIONS

UNITED STATES ENRICHMENT CORPORATION, Piketon, OH  1990 - 2000
(Formerly Lockheed Martin Utility Services, Inc.) A global energy company with customers in 14 countries, 4,500 employees, headquartered in Bethesda, Maryland.

Researcher 
Responsible for providing guidance and leadership to other professions and organizations through conceiving, planning and directing investigations and major program efforts.   

OHIO UNIVERSITY, Chillicothe, OH  1995
Adjunct Professor of Physics

SHAWNEE STATE UNIVERSITY, Portsmouth, OH   1989 - 1990
Assistant Professor II of Chemistry and Physical Science

UPPER IOWA UNIVERSITY, Fayette, IA  1986 - 1988
Assistant Professor of Chemistry

SCIENTIFIC PROCESS AND RESEARCH, Somerset, NJ  1980 - 1981
Laboratory Technician