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Engineer
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540 Wilshire Dr, Bloomfield, MI 48302
Work:
Ussocom
Engineer
Engineer
John Puvogel
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Virginia Beach, VA
Industry:
Military
Work:
Naval Facilities Engineering Command (NAVFAC) since Nov 2008
Electrical Engineer: NAVFAC Midlant
US Army Corps of Engineers Feb 2010 - Aug 2010
Electrical Engineer
Dewberry Jan 2005 - Nov 2008
Electrical Engineer
Electrical Engineer: NAVFAC Midlant
US Army Corps of Engineers Feb 2010 - Aug 2010
Electrical Engineer
Dewberry Jan 2005 - Nov 2008
Electrical Engineer
Education:
Virginia Military Institute 2000 - 2004
BS, Electrical EngineeringThe VMI experience is a unique and demanding blend of challenges designed to fully test and expand the capabilities of each cadet. VMI combines the studies of a comprehensive college curriculum within a framework of military discipline and physical development that emphasizes honor, integrity and responsibility. Each cadet is encouraged to reach beyond existing, often self-imposed limits in academic, military and athletic activities to fully prepare themselves for the requirements of civilian or military life. The hallmark of the VMI experience is the individual attention given to each cadet's progress in every endeavor, born of a low student to faculty ratio. The VMI cadet also develops a strong sense of brotherhood with his fellow cadets due to the close-knit barracks lifestyle. From this experience the VMI cadet graduates with lifelong bonds, well-equipped to handle the rigors of the world in the 21st century.
BS, Electrical EngineeringThe VMI experience is a unique and demanding blend of challenges designed to fully test and expand the capabilities of each cadet. VMI combines the studies of a comprehensive college curriculum within a framework of military discipline and physical development that emphasizes honor, integrity and responsibility. Each cadet is encouraged to reach beyond existing, often self-imposed limits in academic, military and athletic activities to fully prepare themselves for the requirements of civilian or military life. The hallmark of the VMI experience is the individual attention given to each cadet's progress in every endeavor, born of a low student to faculty ratio. The VMI cadet also develops a strong sense of brotherhood with his fellow cadets due to the close-knit barracks lifestyle. From this experience the VMI cadet graduates with lifelong bonds, well-equipped to handle the rigors of the world in the 21st century.
John Puvogel
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Electrical Project Engineer: Navfac Midlant
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Norfolk, Virginia Area
Industry:
Facilities Services