Tim Glinatsis

(619) 398-5445                                    tglinatsis@alum.mit.edu                           

OBJECTIVE
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                    To contribute to the advancement of marine, shipbuilding and manufacturing
                    technologies through a technical leadership or project management position.


EXPERIENCE
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2002-Present        General Dynamics NASSCO                                            San Diego, CA
                    The largest provider of new construction commercial and military ships on the
                    U.S. West Coast.

                    Technical Director / Manager, Government Projects | 2007 - Present
                    - Responsible for all technical interaction, collaboration and negotiation with
                      Government, ABS, and USCG, as well as oversight of engineering budgets and
                      contractual compliance for government and military programs.
                    - Enabled the delivery of five (5) T-AKE class vessels to the U.S. Navy between
                      2007 and 2008.
                    - Personally solicited and administered the funds for government-sponsored cost
                      reduction efforts under the Cost Avoidance Special Study program; over 25
                      individual studies, with a net cost reduction approaching $20 million.

                    Supervisor, Outfit Engineering | 2006-2007
                    - Responsible for liaison between engineering and production personnel, and
                      oversight of freeze/chill cargo hold cost reductions.
                    - Supported the delivery of first T-AKE vessel to U.S. Navy through resolution
                      of production and design issues, and negotiation of government-initiated
                      discrepancies.

                    On-Board Area Manager, Cargo/Ballast/Main Deck | 2003-2005
                    - Responsible for cost and schedule development/adherence in the final stage of
                      construction for three (3) separate British Petroleum crude oil carriers.
                    - Contributed to the successful delivery of three (3) new vessels between 2003
                      and 2005, including the lead ship.

1999-2000           Sea-Land, Matson, Liberty Maritime                                       Various
                    Providers of international cargo transportation services.

                    Engineering Cadet
                    - Responsible for assisting shipboard engineering officers with routine
                      operation and maintenance of primary propulsion and auxiliary systems. 
                    - M/V Liberty Star: Designed and implemented automated vessel status reports
                      for shipboard transmission to corporate headquarters.
                    - Obtained over 300 days at sea, working in pursuit of qualification for USCG
                      Third Assistant Engineer license.


SKILLS, TECHNOLOGIES & PROJECTS
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                    - Microsoft Office (Excel, Access, Word, PowerPoint, Project) - Excellent
                      Proficiency
                    - MACPAC Material Management System - Good Proficiency
                    - Technical Writing - Excellent Proficiency
                    - Microsoft Visual Basic - Good Proficiency
                    - HTML/XHTML/CSS - Excellent Proficiency
                    - Earned Value Management System - Excellent Proficiency
                    - Languages: English, Spanish
                    - Windows, MacOSX, Linux - Excellent Proficiency


EDUCATION & INTERESTS
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                    - Ocean Systems Management (M.S.) - Massachusettes Institute of Technology
                      (MIT), 2002
                    - --   Thesis: 'Increasing the Size of the Effective U.S. Controlled Shipping
                      Fleet'
                    - -- Areas of Study: System Dynamics; Finance; Optimization; Management of
                      Marine Systems; Supply Chain Management; International Logistics;
                      International Shipping; Transportation Flow Systems
                    - Marine Engineering and Shipyard Management (B.S.) - U.S. Merchant Marine
                      Academy (Kings Point), 2001
                    - --   Minor: Literature
                    - USCG-Licensed Third Assistant Engineer for motor and steam vessesl of
                      unlimited horsepower
                    - Lieutenant, US Navy Reserve
                    - Active Security Clearance: Secret


References available upon request.