Our Clients

Materials Science Research Consultant Engineering (01/1990 – 07/1998 & 04/2004 – Present)
Founder, Executive Director, and Senior Consultant for Materials Science Research Consultant Engineering (MSRCE) and Optimum Corrosion Solutions (OCS) Clients include (past and current):
  • Advanced Aero
  • Applied Materials, Santa Clara, CA / Austin, TX.
  • The Babcock & Wilcox Company, Austin, TX.
  • The British Oxygen Company
  • Cameron Iron Works, Austin, TX.
  • Department of Defense.
  • Department of Energy.
  • Department of Navy Aviation.
  • Domco Commercial Floors, Houston, TX.
  • Express-Consolidated Scientific Instruments, TAD, Burnett & ADIA Technical Services, Austin, TX.
  • General Electric (GE) Aviation, Aircraft Engines McAllen, TX.
  • IBM, Austin, TX.
  • Insituform Technologies, Houston, TX.
  • James A. Babb Engineering NOCO2 EnergyFirm, Friendswood, TX.
  • MCI Telecommunication, Dallas, TX.
  • MESK Management Sciences Institute, Abu Dubai
  • NASA-Johnson/Bergaila Engineering/Lockheed Martin, Houston, TX.
  • Raytheon Corporation, Dallas, TX. (Hill & Hill, Sherman, TX).
  • Standard Aero/Lockheed Martin, San Antonio, TX.
  • Texas Instruments, Austin, TX.
  • Trident Metals, Houston, TX.
  • TwinStar-Hitachi, Richardson, TX.
  • United Technologies/Pratt & Whitney Aircraft Engines, East Hartford, CT.
  • University of Texas at Austin, Austin, TX.
  • University of Texas at El Paso, El Paso, TX.
  • University of Texas at San Antonio, San Antonio, TX.
  1. ​Management of Supply Chain Logistics Engineering, Aerospace, Aviation, Avionics, Civil, Electronics, Petrochemical and Ocean Marine Naval Systems Engineering:
Operations Management
  • Directed facilities engineering, electrical, mechanical, civil/structural, geotechnical engineering and industrial hygiene. Managed 150+ engineers, military, contractors and support personnel, oversaw contract negotiations, including execution for runways, dining, medical, warehouse, aircraft maintenance and process facilities.
  • Gained subject matter expertise in Federal Aviation Administration maintenance technology, power plants, airframes and avionics-joint maintenance, material and management. Oversaw acquisition, data processing and logistics engineering for Navy stations/ports, Navy and Marine Corps aircraft and vessels, including USS Bainbridge (CGN-25) (nuclear ship), USS Gato (SSN-615) (submarine), USS Okinawa (LPH-3) (helicopter and V/STOL carrier) as an active duty midshipmen.
  • Implemented knowledge gained via formal coursework at U.S. Naval Academy, including Subsistence Systems, Instrument Control, Equipment, Irradiation and Hazardous Containment, OSHA, Electrical Communications, Computer Systems Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Oceanography, Marine Nuclear Engineering, and Navy Architecture.
  • Prior enlisted service in Aircraft Maintenance and Technology occupational field.
Administration / Planning Management
  • Managed a $3.4 million government contracting & defense purchase budget for operations and support services. Planned, administered and developed budgets by assessing inventory value reports on material.
  • Assessed long range plans and budget preparations for reactor plant research and development, ship construction, spare components, refueling cores, ship alterations, component refurbishment, engineering support and training.
  • Prepared, negotiated and administered contracts with private and naval shipyards for new construction, overhaul and engineering support for nuclear powered ships.
Materiel, Logistics, and Contracting Management
  • Ensured that logistics capabilities were incorporated into organization-wide systems acquisition. Designed, tested and evaluated functional and logistical support systems for production, provisioning and resupply. Analyzed and corrected systems and associated supply management problems. Oversaw life cycle support for weapon systems.
  • Ensured that needed material is available in sufficient quantities by supervising the stock accounting system and initiating actions to procure, distribute and dispose of materials.
  • Monitored contractor performance and completion of major contracts. Interpreted and implemented laws, policies and regulations governing the operation of the acquisition contracting system throughout the Department of Defense.
Petroleum Management
  • Determined and analyzed petroleum consumption requirements. Provided technical direction and guidance for Navy fuel and refueling operations.
  • Managed logistics planning, joint petroleum matters, and stocking of prepositioned war reserve requirements. Directed quality assurance, inventory control, storage and distribution of petroleum products.
Computer Systems Management
  • Provided advice on computer applications, capabilities and limitations. Managed the planning, programming, operation and maintenance of ADP installations. Directed programmers and analysts in preparing computer programs. Supervised the operation of data processing equipment.
  • Managed the development of standard automated information systems at Navy central design activities. Conducted theoretical, statistical and computer simulation analyses of complete systems.
  1. Researched Materials Sciences and Engineering:
Can instruct on the vast knowledge and real-world experience in mechanical testing; corrosion engineering; materials design; selection and development of the mechanical, chemical, structural, thermal, electrical, photonic-optical and magnetic properties and behavior of metals, composites, polymer, semiconductor electronics and ceramic materials.
Highly adept at applying technical applications and milestones in the mechanical, chemical, thermal, electrical, photonic/optical and magnetic behavior of organics, inorganics: semiconductors, metals, gases, liquids, adhesives, sealants, fuels, lubricants, polymer-plastics, oxides, ceramics/glass, dielectrics, plasma, concrete, fibers, composite, foams, fabric, batteries and electronic materials used in petrochemical, aircraft, semiconductor electronics, instrumentation and equipment, computers, communications systems, facilities-construction and defense.
  1. Semiconductor Electronics
  2. Petrochemical
  3. Aerospace
  4. Printed Circuit Board Modules
  5. Clean Room
  6. Coatings
  7. Solid State Electronic Devices
  8. Polymer/Plastics
  9. Adhesives/Sealants
  10. Composites
  11. Failure Analysis
  12. Nanotechnology
  13. MEMS/NEMS
  14. Fracture Mechanics
  15. Ceramics/Glass
  16. Instrumentation
  17. Joining
  18. Ocean/Marine
  19. Corrosion
  20. High Temperature Materials & Superalloys
  21. Mechanical Testing
  22. Sensors optics
  23. Bio-medical
  24. Nuclear
  25. Gas Turbines