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MARY NAGUCHI 66840 Trevor Hills Court ~ Malibu, California W: 310-555-1111 ~ H: 310-555-1212 ~ support@resumeedge.com QUALIFICATIONS Skilled Researcher experienced in management, strategy, and consulting in the technology sector. Recently named Outstanding Researcher of the Year and awarded a US patent for an underwater vehicle pumpjet propulsor. Consistently exhibits leadership qualities while enhancing teamwork to achieve stated goals. Expertise programming in Fortran, C/C++, and Visual Basic. PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE DEFENSE DEVELOPMENT (DD), Malibu, California, 1994 - Present *Senior Researcher/Team Chief, Naval Systems Development Center (2000-Present)* Oversee hydrodynamic modeling team that designs underwater vehicle propulsors and simulates the flow around vehicles. Manage activities involved in evaluating, manufacturing, and planning of new projects. Supervised software development for the turbulent flow simulation around a pumpjet. Accomplishments: Chosen as Outstanding Researcher of the Year, 2001. Awarded US patent #011566 for an underwater vehicle pumpjet propulsor, 2001. Initiated a $7.3 million construction project to develop underwater vehicle test facilities. Lowered the noise level of the advanced marine propulsor by 5 dB by directing, defining, and implementing a $1.3 million development project. Developed US's first pumpjet analysis code. *Researcher / Team Chief, Naval Systems Development Center (1998-1999)* Oversaw the submarine and torpedo pumpjet development project. Administered a $700,000 submarine model test program in the Direction des Centres d'Expertise et d'Essais, Ministere de la Defense, France. Accomplishments: Received the Defense Science Award, 1999. Achieved cost-savings of nearly $10 million by facilitating and executing a submarine and torpedo pumpjet development project. Designed the New Light Weight Torpedo (X-741) and Heavy Weight Torpedo (X-731) pumpjets, supervising the manufacturing process. *Researcher, Naval Systems Development Center (1994-1997)* Administered a $1.1 million dollar torpedo model test program at the Naval Surface Warfare Center, United States Navy. Led the operation and training program for the rapid prototyping machine (SLA-250, 3D Systems, Inc.) enabling engineers to use the SLA-250 for their own projects. Accomplishments: Doubled work efficiency by creating a propulsor software package to automate the design, analysis, 3-D modeling, and manufacturing inspection process. Corrected unwanted pressure distribution and facilitated measurement of uneven pressure distribution by designing pumpjet analysis software using the boundary element method. Developed wake-adapted design tool for underwater vehicle pumpjets. EDUCATION INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY, Los Angeles, California *Master of Science in Naval Architecture & Ocean Engineering (GPA: 4.03/4.3),* 1994 - Thesis: "The Estimation of Hydrodynamic Derivatives by the Parallel Processing of 2nd Order Filter." *Bachelor of Science, Naval Architecture,* 1992

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MARY NAGUCHI
66840 Trevor Hills Court ~ Malibu, California
W: 310-555-1111 ~ H: 310-555-1212 ~ support@resumeedge.com

QUALIFICATIONS

Skilled Researcher experienced in management, strategy, and consulting in the technology sector. Recently named Outstanding Researcher of the Year and awarded a US patent for an underwater vehicle pumpjet propulsor. Consistently exhibits leadership qualities while enhancing teamwork to achieve stated goals. Expertise programming in Fortran, C/C++, and Visual Basic.

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

DEFENSE DEVELOPMENT (DD), Malibu, California, 1994 - Present
Senior Researcher/Team Chief, Naval Systems Development Center (2000-Present)

Oversee hydrodynamic modeling team that designs underwater vehicle propulsors and simulates the flow around vehicles.
Manage activities involved in evaluating, manufacturing, and planning of new projects.
Supervised software development for the turbulent flow simulation around a pumpjet.

Accomplishments:

Chosen as Outstanding Researcher of the Year, 2001.
Awarded US patent #011566 for an underwater vehicle pumpjet propulsor, 2001.
Initiated a $7.3 million construction project to develop underwater vehicle test facilities.
Lowered the noise level of the advanced marine propulsor by 5 dB by directing, defining, and implementing a $1.3 million development project.
Developed US's first pumpjet analysis code.

Researcher / Team Chief, Naval Systems Development Center (1998-1999)

Oversaw the submarine and torpedo pumpjet development project.
Administered a $700,000 submarine model test program in the Direction des Centres d'Expertise et d'Essais, Ministere de la Defense, France.

Accomplishments:

Received the Defense Science Award, 1999.
Achieved cost-savings of nearly $10 million by facilitating and executing a submarine and torpedo pumpjet development project.
Designed the New Light Weight Torpedo (X-741) and Heavy Weight Torpedo (X-731) pumpjets, supervising the manufacturing process.

Researcher, Naval Systems Development Center (1994-1997)

Administered a $1.1 million dollar torpedo model test program at the Naval Surface Warfare Center, United States Navy.
Led the operation and training program for the rapid prototyping machine (SLA-250, 3D Systems, Inc.) enabling engineers to use the SLA-250 for their own projects.

Accomplishments:

Doubled work efficiency by creating a propulsor software package to automate the design, analysis, 3-D modeling, and manufacturing inspection process.
Corrected unwanted pressure distribution and facilitated measurement of uneven pressure distribution by designing pumpjet analysis software using the boundary element method.
Developed wake-adapted design tool for underwater vehicle pumpjets.

EDUCATION

INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY, Los Angeles, California
Master of Science in Naval Architecture & Ocean Engineering (GPA: 4.03/4.3), 1994
- Thesis: "The Estimation of Hydrodynamic Derivatives by the Parallel Processing of 2nd Order Filter."
Bachelor of Science, Naval Architecture, 1992