Nazar Yanis

Project Manager @ Holtec International

About

In June 2021, I graduated from Drexel University and received a Bachelor’s Degree of Science in Business and Engineering. Currently, I have around 2 years of professional experience. I am a hardworking person with great multitasking skills and exceptional attention to detail. Originally, I am from Ukraine. After I graduated from high school, I traveled to the USA to get a better education. In the beginning, I went to the Community College of Philadelphia to improve my English. I continued my journey at Bucks County Community College and later transferred to Drexel University. While studying, I worked in different positions involving a lot of communication to continuously improve my English. I love to read, travel, exercise, and spend time with my family in my free time.

Country

United States

City

Philadelphia

Industry

Mechanical Or Industrial Engineering

Skill

Microsoft Excel, Sales, Engineering, Tableau, AutoCAD, Creo, NICE Call Recording, Microsoft PowerPoint

Experience

Project Manager

Holtec International

2022-11 - Present · 3 yrs 11 mos

Assistant to Project Manager

IPS-Integrated Project Services

2019-9 - 2020-3 · 7 mos

Blue Bell, Pennsylvania, United States

- Worked with construction contractors and project engineers to solve technical and administrative problems on actual construction in progress - Supported the project management team by performing cost control, scheduling and data management - Interacted with contractors and suppliers to coordinate construction and equipment. - Performed field supervision and on-site coordination

Reliability Engineer

PJM Interconnection

2018-9 - 2019-3 · 7 mos

Norristown, Pennsylvania, United States

- Sudied the following operating day power grid conditions to ensure that no anomalies have been detected - Provided the most efficient power grid solution to ensure the reliability and cost effectiveness of power distribution - Communicated with member electrical companies to coordinate the scheduled and emergency equipment outages using eDart - Created multiple studies using DIMA that showed possible effects of the retirement of select generators - Proved that the power grid remains stable without specific generators and created possible solutions to improve the reliability of the grid in specific areas where the generator retirement influence was the largest

Dispatch Co-op

PJM Interconnection

2017-9 - 2018-3 · 7 mos

Norristown, Pennsylvania, United States

- Created daily reports that included the data regarding power grid contingencies that occurred during the previous operating day - Updated dataset of DIMA software by comparing the used data to actual real-time EMS system grid - Worked with PJM and an external company on creating a software that converts voice into text - Analyzed the “voice to text” issues at the early stages of application development by comparing the software results to the actual transcribed text