Electrical engineer working in nuclear and non-nuclear power generation — helping plants run more efficiently, and more safely, for nearly two decades.

Portrait of Josh Bartlett

Experience

2007 — Present

Curtiss-Wright

I provide nuclear and non-nuclear power generation clients with thermal performance and simulation solutions to help them operate their plants as efficiently and safely as possible.

2001 — 2007

General Electric

As an Electrical Field Service Engineer for GE Energy, I provided power plant architect-engineers with technical direction and support during the startup and commissioning of GE power generation equipment and power delivery products, as well as non-GE electrical components — often involving hands-on maintenance and operation.

Education

2014

Executive MBA — University of Tampa

The UT EMBA program focused on innovation and strategy in a hands-on cohort format. Highlights included developing a marketing strategy for Tampa's Glazer Children's Museum and an on-site presentation to the Czech Republic's Škoda Praha Power Division in Prague.

2001

BS, Electrical Engineering Technology — University of Maine

A concentration in power generation prepared me for a career in the industry. I earned my Engineer-in-Training certificate and was a brother in the Delta Nu chapter of Sigma Nu Fraternity: long live the Great White Castle.

Josh Bartlett

About Me

I love my family and spend as much free time with them as I can. I enjoy the outdoors — camping, canoeing, and hiking — and I love motorcycles, cars, and music. I'm a proud founding member of The Walkouts! We play rock in the New England area and are always looking for a great new venue.

Working metal and wood with my hands is something from which I think I'll always get satisfaction. There has never been a problem that an hour by a campfire couldn't solve — or at least make you forget about for a while.

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Words to live by

“Illegitimi non carborundum.”

— Unknown

“They said I would shine like the light in the city; I hoped it would be like the moon on the sea…”

— Jonathan Edwards

“If the women don't find you handsome, they should at least find you handy.”

— Red Green