1. KYLE HUBBELL
1209 S Mountain View Apt 102 kdhubb3ll@gmail.com Moscow, Idaho, 83843
Moscow, Idaho, 83843 (757) 286-4337
OBJECTIVE: A process engineering position.
SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS
Eleven years military experience as a maintenance supervisor and technician, recently promoted to
manager position (Chief Petty Officer). Experienced in the maintenance of B & W type boilers as well as
various pumps to include Westinghouse and Delaval. Ability to work with diverse groups of people with
a safety first outlook in all situations. Recently completed a summer internship at an oil refinery, tasked
with severalprojects spanning multiple units throughout the refinery. Up to date Secret security clearance,
TWIC and CPR/AED certified. Maintaining a 3.44 GPA while working toward BS in Chemical
Engineering.
EXPERIENCE
MAY2016 – AUG 2016 Process Engineer Intern, BP Blaine, Washington
Assisted refinery unit engineers in projects aimed to increase efficiency and safe production.
 Developed a program in Excel to account for Calcined Coke production, this program allowed for
more accurate accounting for production budgets as well as better production planning.
 Worked alongside a team of 11 for the testing and data collection of the refinery wide firefighting
system, this data resulted in the identification of piping sections and valves in need of repair.
 Created a hydraulic model for troubleshooting a corrosion inhibitor system, using critical thinking
a solution was developed and submitted for implementation.
MAR 2013 – Present Manager, US Navy Reserve Spokane, Washington
Assists in technical support for six US NavalShipyards, as part of the Navy Reserve Surgemain program.
 Manages shop of nine personnel, ensuring all required paperwork and training is complete for
shipyard maintenance.
 Aided in the cleaning, overhaul, and rebuilding of life support components following oxygen
clean specifications.
 Led the removal, overhaul, and reinstallation of submarine anchor and anchor cable, as well as
the successfuloverhaul of a rammer encoder. Resulting in the shipyard saving $14,658 in costs.
OCT 2005 – FEB 2013 Instructor/Supervisor, US Navy Various Stations
Provided journeyman level mechanical training for over 90 employees annually.
 Designated “Master Training Specialist” for the development and revising of various curriculums,
evaluating fellow employees in instructional methods.
 Advised in the conversions of four courses to the Authoring Instructional Materials system
ensuring accurate and current curriculum increasing final test averages to 89%.
 Led employees in the efficient completion of all maintenance, required for a 600 PSI Fuel-fired
boiler and its steam powered turbines, distilling plants, centrifugal, and reciprocating pumps.
 Managed the operation and maintenance of the High/Low Pressure GEECO cryogenic plant and
auxiliary equipment.
EDUCATION & TRAINING
 Completed 92 semester hours expected graduation May, 2017.
 Associate of Arts Degree in Humanities from the College of Lake County, Grayslake, Illinois.
 American Institute of Chemical Engineers University of Idaho Chapter President, Moscow, Idaho
 National Society of Leadership & Success University of Idaho Chapter Secretary,Moscow,Idaho
 American Society of Power Engineers First Class, Great Lakes,Illinois.
 Universal EPA refrigerant handlers license, Norfolk, Virginia.