Robert Stanley Fielder

855 East Main Street

Christiansburg, Virginia 24073

OBJECTIVE: Undergraduate research position as a materials engineer

EDUCATION: A.S. Engineering, May 1997

Virginia Western Community College

Roanoke, Virginia 24038

G.P.A.: 3.881/4.0 Summa Cum Laud

Navy Nuclear Power Training Program, January 1987-October 1988

Naval Training Command

Orlando, Florida

EXPERIENCE: Ship's Assistant Quality Assurance Officer, January 1994-May 1995

U.S. Navy, USS Atlanta

Developed standardized controlled work procedures for both nuclear and critical non-nuclear systems, streamlining emergency work on controlled systems.
Developed and supervised numerous controlled work procedures for repair work on nuclear and non-nuclear systems.
Conducted training on both nuclear and non-nuclear ship's systems.

Navy Nuclear Mechanical Operator, November 1988-May 1995

U.S. Navy, USS Minneapolis-St. Paul and USS Atlanta (Submarines)

Qualified Engineering Watch Supervisor (Second in charge of nuclear propulsion plant during operation)

PROJECT: Lab Assistant (part time), Phosphor research project, May 1997-present

Dr. Jesse Brown, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University Department of Materials Science and Engineering, funded by Telegen Inc.

Calculated and prepared phosphor samples.
Analyzed samples using luminescent spectroscopy, and X-ray diffraction.
Introduced tracking system for samples made in the lab, greatly improving the efficiency of the project.
More than 300 hours of extra-curricular lab experience to date.

SKILLS: Team leadership, Data Analysis Using Computer Spreadsheets, Public Speaking,

Extreme Level of Organizational Ability

ACTIVITIES: Amateur photography, Writing book on electromagnetic science experiments for

young people.

References available upon request

http://www.vt.edu:10021/R/rfielder/