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Education |
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1991-1992 |
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AMERICAN GRADUATE SCHOOL OF INTERNATIONAL
MANAGEMENT (THUNDERBIRD) |
Glendale, Arizona USA |
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- Master of International Management
- Emphasis in International Finance and European Studies
- Recipient of Thunderbird Presidential Scholarship
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1979-1981 |
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VON KARMAN INSTITUTE FOR FLUID DYNAMICS |
Brussels, BELGIUM |
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- Diploma in Fluid Dynamics of Turbomachinery
- Recipient of U.S. Air Force Research Assistantship
- Tested industrial gas compressors under contract to Rateau (a French compressor
manufacturer).
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1977-1979 |
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STANFORD UNIVERSITY |
Stanford,
California USA |
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- Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering
- Emphasis in fluid dynamics and heat transfer
- Recipient of U.S. Department of Energy Assistantship
- Designed and directed the construction of a new water channel research facility for the
Mechanical Engineering Department.
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1972-1977 |
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NORTHERN ARIZONA UNIVERSITY |
Flagstaff,
Arizona USA |
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- Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering
- Designed and built the first shallow-water flow channel facility to be installed at the
College of Engineering.
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Experience |
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1992-present |
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AKER ENGINEERING A.S |
Oslo, NORWAY |
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Senior Mechanical Engineer
Rotating Equipment |
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- Mechanical engineering supervisor on the Exxon Angola Block 15 Conceptual Design Study
for a floating oil production and storage vessel to be anchored off the West coast of Africa;
responsible for the specification of major mechanical equipment such as compressors, pumps,
electrical generator sets, gas turbines, and gas fired heaters
- Package responsible engineer for the injection compressor package on the Pierce FPSO
project; participated in process design, specification of the compressors, selection of
compressor vendor, and supplier follow-up
- Responsible for rotating equipment on the Galley project (conversion of drilling rig to
combined drilling/production platform, later cancelled), participated in process design,
specification of compressors and pumps, vendor market survey, and vendor selection
- Package responsible engineer for the main generators on the Njord platform; responsible
for supplier follow-up and internal coordination between the various disciplines
- Package responsible engineer for the Snorre WAG injection compressor, which was built
into a module for installation onto the Snorre platform
- Package responsible engineer for the sea water pumps on the Troll Oil platforms; mainly
responsible for supplier follow-up in the latter stages of the project
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1990-1992 |
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ALLIED-SIGNAL AEROSPACE COMPANY |
Phoenix, Arizona
USA |
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Senior Aerospace Engineer |
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- Developed system to use computerized performance monitoring to reduce maintenance costs
on aircraft engines
- Developed a business plan to use engine condition monitoring to reduce maintenance Costs
on aircraft engines sold with Allied-Signal's fixed-price maintenance plan.
- Used time series forecasting methods to predict overhaul intervals for engines used on
Taiwanese fighter plane (spent a total of three (3) months in Taiwan during this effort).
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1988-1990 |
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TURBOENERGY SYSTEMS INC. |
Tempe, Arizona
USA |
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Senior Engineer |
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- Performed economic and engineering studies for various applications of small industrial
gas turbines
- Participated as management team member in determining the technical and marketing
strategy of the company.
- Performed technical analyses and economic studies for various applications of small
industrial gas turbines.
- Facilitated company communications and negotiations with consultants and suppliers in
Norway, Belgium, and Japan.
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1985-1988 |
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ALLIED-SIGNAL AEROSPACE COMPANY |
Phoenix, Arizona
USA |
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Aerospace Engineer |
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- Developed artificial intelligence software to diagnose aircraft gas turbine engine
performance problems
- Developed artificial intelligence software (using 'C' and Prolog) to diagnose gas
turbine performance problems.
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1981-1985 |
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DRESSER-RAND POWER A/S |
Kongsberg, NORWAY |
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- Developed computer software for the simulation of industrial gas turbine performance and
for the analysis of test results
- Supported marketing personnel with technical analyses of customer applications of gas
turbines and related equipment.
- Developed performance simulation and life prediction software for Kongsberg's line of
industrial gas turbine engines.
- Coordinated initial efforts by Kongsberg Dresser Power and KVATRO (a Norwegian software
company) in automated turbine engine condition monitoring for offshore oil platforms.
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Languages |
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English (native speaker), Fluent
in Norwegian and good understanding of Swedish and Danish.
Good reading and speaking knowledge of French. (holder of Certificat Pratique de Français Commercial)
Reading knowledge of technical German.
Computer: HTML, Delphi, Pascal, Fortran, C, Prolog.
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Citizenship |
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American (residence/work permit in Norway - married to Norwegian citizen) |
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