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TonyDeMarco
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- Joined: Sat Nov 13, 2010 12:46 am
Hi All,
I was wondering if you guys could give me an assessment
Bio Stats:
Filipino/Italian Male 29yo
GMAT: 640 on practice tests. Taking Exam in Late December.
Quick CV
1999-2005 Navy Nuclear Senior Reactor Operator. Served my country while gaining invaluable technical and leadership experience. Consistently ranked top 10 in a division of 63. Received 2 early promotions. Put my wife through Berkeley on a junior enlisted salary. Led Maintenance and Operations Teams.
2005-2010 Received my Bachelors in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science from Berkeley with an emphasis on Digital Design and Robotics with a 3.14 GPA.
2010- Manufacturing Supervisor - Solar Panel Manufacturing Start-up. Primarily, I lead a team of 8 junior engineers. We tackle efficiency and safety issues by engineering solutions to various problems. I also own the most sensitive instrumentation in the Factory. I solve various day to day issues such as training, troubleshooting, audits and maintenance practices. Lastly, I work on projects. Currently, I am developing safety teams for each shift as well as a factory safety team. I have also been working on several efficiency projects that have had reduced man-hours spent on tool maintenance.
Passions: Energy, American Manufacturing (yes we can still build things!!!), and the Environment
Extracurricular: None. I work 14hr days and I can barley study and be a Dad (1 week old infant)
Other Languages: None. Sadly, I never made the time.
The direction that I want to go in is technical management and I believe that an MBA is the best way for me to reach it?
I want to attend the Berkeley or UCLA Part Time Programs with SCU or Davis as a fallback and I am applying to R2.
Is this realistic?
I was wondering if you guys could give me an assessment
Bio Stats:
Filipino/Italian Male 29yo
GMAT: 640 on practice tests. Taking Exam in Late December.
Quick CV
1999-2005 Navy Nuclear Senior Reactor Operator. Served my country while gaining invaluable technical and leadership experience. Consistently ranked top 10 in a division of 63. Received 2 early promotions. Put my wife through Berkeley on a junior enlisted salary. Led Maintenance and Operations Teams.
2005-2010 Received my Bachelors in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science from Berkeley with an emphasis on Digital Design and Robotics with a 3.14 GPA.
2010- Manufacturing Supervisor - Solar Panel Manufacturing Start-up. Primarily, I lead a team of 8 junior engineers. We tackle efficiency and safety issues by engineering solutions to various problems. I also own the most sensitive instrumentation in the Factory. I solve various day to day issues such as training, troubleshooting, audits and maintenance practices. Lastly, I work on projects. Currently, I am developing safety teams for each shift as well as a factory safety team. I have also been working on several efficiency projects that have had reduced man-hours spent on tool maintenance.
Passions: Energy, American Manufacturing (yes we can still build things!!!), and the Environment
Extracurricular: None. I work 14hr days and I can barley study and be a Dad (1 week old infant)
Other Languages: None. Sadly, I never made the time.
The direction that I want to go in is technical management and I believe that an MBA is the best way for me to reach it?
I want to attend the Berkeley or UCLA Part Time Programs with SCU or Davis as a fallback and I am applying to R2.
Is this realistic?
