1. Joseph Paul Templeton
Nuclear & Mechanical Engineering Professional
757-348-6799 • jtempletonjp@gmail.com
PROFILE
Recent MS Nuclear Engineering graduate with 8+ years of success and supervisory experience in
nuclear/mechanical systems management, quality assurance, and personnel development.
Key Accomplishments:
Orchestrated the receipt, refurbishment, packaging and shipment of several MRI
systems and superconducting magnets including various pre-staging techniques to
reduce installation time in the field by several days, greatly increasing customer
satisfaction, and saving the company over $48,000 per year.
As Calibration Coordinator went from a work center with nearly 30% of instrumentation
delinquent or out of tolerance in calibration to ensuring 100% of the instruments were
properly calibrated and established a protocol to maintain all instrument calibration by
a margin of several months.
As a Catapult Supervisor lead watch standers; directly responsible for the maintenance,
operation, and preservation of potentially lethal high pressure, high temperature multi-
million dollar equipment ensuring safety and regulatory compliance.
EDUCATION
University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, NM 2013 - 2015
MS Nuclear Engineering
Thomas Edison State College, Trenton, NJ 2010 - 2012
BS Nuclear Engineering Technology
Naval Nuclear Power School, Goose Creek, SC 2005 - 2006
Nuclear Power Plant Operator
EXPERIENCE
Toshiba American Medical Systems, Tustin, CA 2011 - 2013
MRI Systems Engineer
Wrote standard operating procedures and adapted existing techniques to optimize test
assemblies for the repair of laboratory equipment including cryopumps, compressors
and vacuum pumps, consistently meeting or exceeding the expected deadlines.
While working at Toshiba implemented a process to quickly and easily clean, inspect and
reuse several expensive seals saving the company $2,000 per system.
2. Maintained a superconducting magnet storage facility of up to ten magnets, including
operating 13,000 lbs industrial forklift, cryogen fills and maintenance of magnets while
preparing reports to track magnet status and following safety guidelines.
Applied engineering knowledge to analyze, investigate and resolve malfunctioning MRI
magnet refrigerator equipment at customer sites with minimal or no supervision.
United States Navy 2005 - 2011
Nuclear Machinist Mate – USS Ronald Reagan/USS Hampton
Performed qualitative, quantitative analyses of reactor coolant, steam generator, feed,
condensate and all grades of make-up water using advanced laboratory software to
document results.
Conducted trend analyses and implemented corrective actions to ensure out-of-
specification conditions could not be reached.
Calibrated/repaired laboratory equipment and maintained chemical solutions, following
strict hazardous material guidelines adhering to stringent ship hazardous waste disposal
regulations.
Performed surveys for alpha, beta, gamma, and neutron radiation.
Served as a Radioactive Material Control and Transfer Coordinator directing all
movements of radioactive materials on, off and within the ship.
SKILLS
Quality Control & Assurance, Personnel Management, Logistics & Safety Management, Nuclear
Engineering, Maintenance, Troubleshooting, Procedural Compliance, Microsoft Office (Excel,
Word, PowerPoint), Monte Carlo Simulations, Matlab, Unix/Linux, Cryogenics, Clean Room
Experience, Reactor Systems, Vacuum Systems, Refrigeration Systems, Hazardous Material
Control Management, OSHA & HAZMAT Compliance, Project Scheduling & Deadline
Management