I’m Alfred Muñoz—a mechanical engineer focused on weight control, project coordination, and clear technical communication.
For more than 15 years, my offshore and marine engineering work has connected detailed calculations with the people and decisions behind complex projects.
My engineering career began at Keppel AmFELS in Brownsville, Texas, where I worked on jack-up drilling rigs. I calculated weights and centers of gravity from drawings, prepared inclining test and deadweight survey reports, and wrote equipment specifications and commissioning memos.
That foundation grew into weight control work across offshore platforms, drilling modules, and drilling units. At SBMA, KCAD, and Worley, my assignments spanned FEED, greenfield and brownfield design, fabrication, and dry-dock phases. At Worley, I prepared monthly weight reports for ADNOC Offshore, including weight cases and load conditions for multiple platforms.
My experience also includes mechanical package engineering on the Hebron offshore drilling modules, commissioning preparation for onshore equipment, and change management supporting a Canadian Navy patrol vessel program. Assignments in the United States, Canada, and Abu Dhabi have given me experience working across disciplines and project environments.
I bring together technical analysis, structured documentation, and coordination so project teams can understand the details and act on them.
I develop weight budgets, procedures, allowances, and contingencies; extract and validate 3D CAD weight data; and track adverse trends. My work draws on ISO 19901-5, client specifications, and SAWE recommended practices. Active member of SAWE (Society of Allied Weight Engineers).
I have led a multicultural, multidisciplinary team of eight to produce reports and charts supporting faster, more accurate decisions. My coordination experience includes Master Equipment Lists, vendor documentation, supplier follow-up, change management, and progress reporting.
My technical writing includes weight control and pre-commissioning procedures, RFQs, purchase specifications, Technical Information Requests, and testing and certification reports. I use vendor manuals and engineering drawings to translate requirements into practical guidance.
Teaching mathematics and college algebra at Fortis Institute, tutoring mathematics at Katy ISD, and my current long-term English Language Arts assignment have added experience explaining ideas to varied audiences. Clear communication is a consistent thread across my engineering and teaching work.
Master of Science, Mechanical Engineering
University of Texas–Pan American
Bachelor of Science, Mechanical Engineering
University of Texas–Pan American
CAPM & PMP coursework, plus certificates in Beginning Python Programming, AutoCAD 2023 2D, and SolidWorks—Intro to the 3D Editor.
Continuing study in SQL for Beginners, SQL for Data Analysis, intermediate and advanced Excel, and technical writing.
My technical toolkit includes Microsoft Office, AutoCAD, SolidWorks, MATLAB, MathCAD, Pro/ENGINEER 2000, I-DEAS, Visual Nastran, and basic Python and SQL.
Open to remote work and Houston-area hybrid or onsite opportunities.
Experience supporting engineering teams and shipyard assignments internationally.
Weight control, weight & CG reporting, project coordination, and technical writing.