Paul Corvin
About Paul Corvin
Paul Corvin is an Infrastructure Engineer specializing in critical systems support at Asurion in Nashville, Tennessee, with extensive experience in power generation and critical infrastructure systems.
Current Position at Asurion
Paul Corvin is currently employed as an Infrastructure Engineer for Critical Systems Support at Asurion. In this role, he is located in Nashville, Tennessee, and has been with the company since 2016. As part of his responsibilities, Paul engages in the management and maintenance of critical infrastructure systems, with a focus on monitoring, control, and support operations.
Previous Employment History
Before joining Asurion, Paul Corvin worked at several other companies, bringing a wealth of experience to his current role. From 2015 to 2016, he served as an Infrastructure Engineer at Nashville Machine Co Inc, specifically at the BTJ, Tennessee Processing Center. Prior to that, from 2010 to 2015, he was an Emergency Power Generation Systems Technician at Thompson Machinery in La Vergne, Tennessee. His earliest documented position was with Nixon Power Services, where he worked as an Emergency Power Generation Systems Technician from 2005 to 2010 in Nashville, Tennessee.
Educational Background
Paul Corvin has a diverse educational background. He studied at Columbia Central High and completed his education in 1970. He furthered his studies at Lincoln Tech - Nashville, where he achieved a qualification in Auto Diesel Technology. Additionally, he attended Vanderbilt University and graduated with a degree in Mechanical Engineering, also in 1970.
Specialized Skills and Expertise
Paul Corvin specializes in OEM remote communications and controls, along with power generation. He has extensive experience in the installation, maintenance, and repair of critical infrastructure systems across North America. His skill set includes managing and maintaining computer room air conditioners and pre-action fire suppression systems. Paul is also proficient in contract negotiation and project planning, and he excels in a team environment, evidenced by his role in a small team of four engineers responsible for global system monitoring and management.