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Antwan Nathaniel Mallory
54 Albany Street / Albany, NY 12204 / United States / Home: (518) 599-5950
creamob92@gmail.com
[DESCRIPTION of WORK DUTIES]
Newport News Shipbuilding May / 2015- Present
Huntington Ingalls Newport News Shipbuilding
Newport News, VA (Ballston Spa-New York-United States; KSO Engineering)
Prototype Designer III (Nuclear Propulsion Plant)
 Utilizes computer-aided design equipment and/or graphic tools such as, CAD: AutoCAD 2013 and AutoCAD 2016, AutoDesk
Mechanical Desktop 2007, AutoDesk Mechanical Desktop 2013 and AutoDesk Mechanical Desktop 2016, AutoDesk Inventor
Desktop 2013 and AutoDesk Inventor Desktop 2016.
 Modified 2-D Drawings with the use of Attributes, Blocks, Layers, Stretching command and using sometimes Multiple
Viewports; all done on CAD: AutoCAD 2013 and AutoCAD 2016, AutoDesk Mechanical Desktop 2007, AutoDesk Mechanical
Desktop 2013 and AutoDesk Mechanical Desktop 2016, AutoDesk Inventor Desktop 2013 and AutoDesk Inventor Desktop
2016.
 Gathers information, makes studies, computes calculations, and prepares original rough layouts, sketches to present design
proposals.
 Coordinates design criteria with engineering, manufacturing, tooling, material, and planning group such as ease of manufacture,
availability of materials, and contractual specifications.
 Pulling programmed DNC Data in the HVAC shop for the Weidomatic.
 Skills in product research and strategic planning analysis.
 Drafted and Design fabrication, detail, assembly for (piping, electrical, special fittings, and structural prototype drawings) and
designed of electromechanical equipment and related data processing systems.
 Consulted with engineers to discuss and interpret design concepts, and determine requirements of detailed working drawings.
 Compared logic element configuration on display screen with engineering schematics and calculated figures to convert,
redesign, and modify element.
 Designed and developed nuclear machinery and equipment, such as reactor cores, radiation shielding, and associated
instrumentation and control mechanisms.
 Develop and modify drawings and details to support the instrumentation, electrical and controls designs for heavy industrial
plant engineering projects
 Designing and drafting of electrical schematics, loop diagrams, control panels, wiring diagrams, including bill of materials and
installation details.
 Support A2W/A4W carrier overhauls, submarine overhaul availabilities, fleet support activities, shipyard facilities, and ship
inactivations with engineering products.
 Provide engineering support and direction to waterfront trades involved in fabrication, construction, overhaul, and inactivation
for project specific activities.
 Obtain concurrence from the Government for proposed changes or deviations from NAVSEA requirements via formal letters.
 Skills in product research and strategic planning analysis.
 Drafted detail and assembly drawings and designed of electromechanical equipment and related data processing systems.
 Consulted with engineers to discuss and interpret design concepts, and determine requirements of detailed working drawings.
 Compared logic element configuration on display screen with engineering schematics and calculated figures to convert,
redesign, and modify element.
 Designed and oversaw construction and operation of nuclear fuels reprocessing systems and reclamation systems.
 Designed and developed nuclear machinery and equipment, such as reactor cores, radiation shielding, and associated
instrumentation and control mechanisms.
 Demonstrate reliability by maintaining a good attendance record and completing tasks properly in a timely manner.
 Know the requirements for the installation and use of temporary systems.
 Demonstrate and actively support safe work practices and initiatives.
 A great deal of communicating with Ships Force personnel, SupShip and other trade-related departments.

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Newport News Shipbuilding March / 2013- May / 2015
Huntington Ingalls Newport News Shipbuilding
Nuclear Electrical Quality Inspector III (Nuclear Propulsion Plant)
 Direct surveillances and document deficiencies, including FTQ reject process.
 Proficiency with inspection tools, measuring devices, drawings and technical documents.
 Maintain inspector independence on the job.
 Oversaw construction and operation of nuclear fuels reprocessing systems and reclamation systems.
 Proficiency with material control and tagging procedures.
 Obtain and maintain all required RadCon and discipline qualifications.
 Perform re-inspection of corrected deficiencies (DR Resolutions and IWLs), including proper entry in TAS (BKKM).
 Perform pre-certification of electrical components and instruments for testing and permanent operations.
 Certification of electrical components and instruments for testing and permanent operations.
 Wrote (eIRs, ERs, IRs, DRs and IWLs) Orientations / Resolutions.
 Effective oral / written communication on inspection findings (eIRs, ERs, DRs)
 Prepares numerous reports (Inspection Reports, Discrepancy Reports and Incomplete Work Lists) covering the various
inspections made from the time material is received until completion of the contract.
 Certification of electrical components and instruments for testing and permanent operations.
 Processing work-permit / work authorization forms.
 Provides direction on acceptable work practices to trades, trade supervision, and engineering.
 Follow testing / troubleshooting activities
 Know the requirements for the installation and use of temporary systems.
 Demonstrate and actively support safe work practices and initiatives.
 Working knowledge if all procedures applicable to their areas of responsibility (i.e., CNOP, SCNP, RIA, etc.).
 Demonstrate reliability by maintaining a good attendance record and completing tasks properly in a timely manner.
 Support A2W/A4W carrier overhauls, submarine overhaul availabilities, fleet support activities, shipyard facilities, and ship
inactivations with engineering products.
 Maintains job status in Technical Work Documents and provides completion status by issuing written reports/annotating
WAF’s.
 A great deal of communicating with Ships Force personnel, SupShip and other trade-related departments.
 Read and understand drawings and procedures.
 The skills to read and interpret various instruments and meters.
 Assisting Quality Inspection on ship system certifications and pre-energization assignments.
Northrop Grumman Newport News Shipbuilding August / 2008 – March / 2013
Huntington Ingalls Newport News Shipbuilding _ Newport News, VA
Designer II (Nuclear Propulsion Plant)
 Skills in product research and strategic planning analysis.
 Drafted detail and assembly drawings and designed of electromechanical equipment and related data processing systems.
 Consulted with engineers to discuss and interpret design concepts, and determine requirements of detailed working drawings.
 Compared logic element configuration on display screen with engineering schematics and calculated figures to convert,
redesign, and modify element.
 Designed and oversaw construction and operation of nuclear fuels reprocessing systems and reclamation systems.
 Designed and developed nuclear machinery and equipment, such as reactor cores, radiation shielding, and associated
instrumentation and control mechanisms.
 Performed research and technically retrieved data from the “i2 Catalog”: (DATA MANAGEMENT CAPABILITIES
ENABLING MULTISOURCE DATA CAPTURE, CONTROL AND ANALYSIS).
 Analyzed data, lifecycle data; and hazmat data services for standard naval mechanical parts in the “i2 Catalog”.
 Conducted research to fill out “SAS form” (SPECIFICATION ANALYSIS SHEET) and transferred that data into the “i2
Catalog”.
 Perform data entry and into the “i2 Catalog” for the “SAS form”.
 Performed editing in the “i2 Catalog” for the “SAS form”.
 Conducted research for items on a daily work basis “i2 Catalog”.
 Wrote (Design Hold-Ups and Construction Hold-Ups) MECHANICAL.
 Wrote eIR (Orientations / Resolutions) MECHANICAL.

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Augusta Aquatics LC, Fishersville, VA December / 2007 – August / 2008
AutoCAD Draftsman - Designer (Concrete Pool Construction)
 The only Draftsman - Designer in the department and the only one who knows how to operate AutoCAD 2004 up to 2008 2-D
and isometric drawing, Slash Works and Image Works.
 Created sets of drawings for each project.
 Created information package for bidding and proposals.
 Created letters and e-mails to contract "project managers" for RFIS' (Request for Information).
 Created letters and e-mails to send to vendors for, RFIS (Request for Information).
 Contacted different vendors for the best, reliable, and reasonable priced product.
 Created 2-D Concrete Commercial and Residential Swimming Pool and Spa Design, Prefabrication and Construction.
 Created 2-D Drawings with the use of Attributes, Blocks, Layers, Stretching command and using sometimes Multiple
Viewports; all done on AutoCAD 2008.
 Assisted with the preparation of proposals and the approval of pulling permits for projects.
International Mapping Technology, Waynesboro, VA September / 2007 – December / 2007
Draftsman - Designer (Cable Mapping)
 Using Micro-Station that merges with Focus One to create mapping cable routes for Comcast Cable Company.
 Drafted working drawing, wiring diagrams, wiring connections and cross section of underground cables, as required for
instructions to installation crew.
 Laid out schematics and wiring diagrams used to erect, install, and repair establishment cable and electrical systems, using
computer equipment.
Innovative Refrigeration Systems, Inc., Lyndhurst, VA May / 2007 – August / 2007
AutoCAD Draftsman - Designer (Refrigeration Systems)
 Modified 2-D & 3-D Refrigeration, Design, Prefabrication, Construction and Electrical Drawings; use of Attributes, Blocks,
Layers, Stretching command and using sometimes Multiple Viewports; all done on AutoCAD 2004
 Prepared Submittals for approval, as well as Transmittals for jobs.
 Compared logic element configuration on display screen with engineering schematics and calculated figures to convert,
redesign, and modify element.
 Designed and developed machinery and equipment, such as shielding, and associated instrumentation and control mechanisms.
 Develop and modify drawings and details to support the instrumentation, electrical and controls designs for heavy industrial
environment engineering projects
 Designing and drafting of electrical schematics, loop diagrams, control panels, wiring diagrams, including bill of materials and
installation details.
Mecklenburg Corrections Center, Boydton, VA June / 2000 – May / 2007
Corrections Officer / Strike Force Member
 Provided security over inmates at the institution; during transportation, while supervised their daily activities, also observed and
recorded their behavior and movement; in order to ensure their safe and secure confinement.
Jones Electric, Brodnax, VA August / 1998 –June / 2000
Electric Apprentice
 Performed in the areas of: electrical wiring residential, commercial, and industrial environments.
 Applied the different electrical codes and various ways that they may apply, as well as reading the blueprints by using its key.
Call Communication, Inc., Harrisonburg, VA May / 1996 – August / 1998
Communication Technician
 Preformed residential and commercial telephone / electrical cabling.
 Designed site-surveys for installation of telecommunications systems and maintained telephone systems.
Perdue Farms, Emporia, VA May / 1995 – May / 1996
Production Worker
 Preformed inspection of chicken before deboning and after deboning.
 Preformed processing of deboned chicken.
 Preformed Quality Control and packaging of poultry for shipment to the consumers.

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Western Sizzlin Restaurant, Emporia, VA September / 1988 – May / 1995
Dishwasher / Head Chef / Kitchen Supervisor/ Assistant Manager
 Preformed supervision and assisted in kitchen and restaurant operations on a daily basis.
 Preformed preparation of menu items and special events and orders.
 Preformed supervised Buffet Line Attendees, Waitresses / Waiters, and Hostesses / Host.
 Assisted in addressing and resolving customer’s grievances.
 Involved in the closing activities and opening (assisted in setting up Breakfast Buffet Line for opening, assisted in breakdown of
Buffet Line, clean-up, and securing of the building).
EDUCATION:
 Available upon request.
REFERENCES:
 Available upon request.
SALARY:
 Negotiable.