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CEO and President

H.M. “Hash” Hashemian, Ph.D.

President/CEO

A globally recognized expert in peaceful applications of nuclear energy for electricity generation and medical diagnostics and treatment, Dr. Hashemian lectures frequently around the world on nuclear power plant instrumentation and control areas. He holds three doctorate degrees in engineering including a Ph.D. in nuclear engineering, a Doctor of Engineering degree in electrical engineering, and a Ph.D. in computer engineering. His technical and operational vision and leadership have enabled AMS to play a key role in ensuring the safe and cost-efficient operation of virtually every U.S. nuclear power plant, as well as many in Europe and Asia

He has worked for the nuclear, aerospace, and other industries, and U.S. government organizations such as the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Department of Energy, Air Force, Navy, and the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. READ MORE

Corporate Managers

Darrell Mitchell

Technical Services Manager

Darrell is responsible for technical interface with clients, scheduling of field and laboratory tests, preparation of proposals, and contract negotiations. READ MORE

Mehrad Hashemian

Field Testing Manager

As Field Testing Manager at AMS and the company’s most senior field test engineer, MEHRAD HASHEMIAN has performed over a thousand independent in-plant tests in nuclear power plants around the world. READ MORE

Allyson Pearce

Quality Assurance Manager

Most of Allyson’s role revolves around maintaining AMS’s nuclear quality assurance program – handling audits and supplier evaluations, reviewing contracts, reviewing QA requirements in customer reports, QA related purchasing, revising procedures, etc.

Operating Managers

Greg Morton

Chief Technical Officer

As Chief Technical Officer (CTO) at AMS, GREG W. MORTON is responsible for all software and hardware development activities for the company. He directs the AMS software and hardware development departments, supervising a team of 20 engineers, developers, and support personnel. READ MORE

Brent Shumaker

Senior Engineering Manager

BRENT D. SHUMAKER is Senior Engineering Manager at AMS, responsible for leading the development of software applications for instrumentation and control (I&C) system testing in nuclear power plants. READ MORE

Chad Kiger, Ph.D.

EMC Engineering Manager

As EMC Engineering Manager at AMS, CHAD J. KIGER is responsible for overseeing the development of EMC and cable testing capabilities, as well as identifying and procuring the test equipment necessary to perform all facets of EMC and electromagnetic interference (EMI) testing for AMS customers throughout the world. READ MORE

Ryan O'Hagan

Marketing Manager

As Marketing Manager at AMS, RYAN D. O’HAGAN oversees the marketing, sales, and business operations for AMS products and services and regularly interacts with clients of AMS ensuring that AMS projects are carried out on schedule and per customer specifications and requirements. READ MORE

Sam Caylor

Systems Development Manager

As the Systems Development Manager at AMS, Mr. Caylor leads the Software and Hardware Development Teams that design the custom data acquisition hardware, and develop the analysis, and reporting software that is used to perform our commercial testing services.

Casey Sexton

Cable Services Group Manager

As a senior engineer and manager of AMS’s Cable Services Group, Mr. Sexton directs all laboratory and field services work performed by AMS for the nuclear industry. During his tenure at AMS, Mr. Sexton has conducted field testing services in nearly 100 nuclear facilities worldwide and led research activities for the NRC, NASA, and the DOE.

Alex Hashemian

Senior Research Engineer

Mr. Hashemian is a senior research engineer at Analysis and Measurement Services Corporation (AMS) and has served as the Project Manager for several U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) research and development (R&D) projects related to instrumentation and control (I&C) system technologies for next-generation reactors including small modular reactors (SMRs) and microreactors.