Shawnley Joseph

Shawnley Joseph is an electrical engineer who leads multidisciplinary teams delivering arc-flash studies and power system analyses for confidential and critical facilities. He plans and executes field data collection across low- and medium-voltage distribution, develops and validates one-line models in SKM Power*Tools (PTW), and aligns results with industry standards (e.g., NFPA 70E, IEEE 1584) to elevate electrical safety, selective coordination, and system reliability. A clear, practical communicator, Shawnley translates study findings into actionable mitigation plans—labeling, PPE categories, protection settings, and O&M recommendations—supporting safer operations and lifecycle performance.

Core competencies

• Arc-flash hazard analysis; short-circuit, coordination, and load-flow studies
• Protective device settings review and time-current curve (TCC) evaluation
• One-line development, as-built updates, and QA of nameplate data
• Circuit design, equipment specification support, and constructability input
• Technical reporting, client briefings, and cross-functional team leadership

Shawnley brings strong analytical and data-collection skills with rigorous model verification, paired with excellent time management, organization, decision-making, and problem-solving. He is equally effective working independently or within collaborative teams. He holds a B.S. in Electrical Engineering from Alabama A&M University (Honor Roll), with relevant coursework in Engineering Computing, Linear and Digital Circuits, Analog Design, and Applied Differential Equations.