As a physicist and program manager at the United States Air Force, I have been involved in research and development, academia, and system engineering projects related to OPIR data exploitation. I have contributed to the design, testing, and evaluation of OPIR systems and algorithms, as well as the development and implementation of OPIR training and education programs for the Air Force and other agencies.I hold a master's degree in engineering physics from the U.S. Air Force Institute of Technology, where I focused on OPIR data analysis and processing techniques. I also have a bachelor's degree in physics from Clemson University, where I developed a strong foundation in physics, mathematics, and programming. I am passionate about applying my skills and knowledge to solve complex and challenging problems in the OPIR domain, and I am eager to explore new opportunities in the private and civilian sectors.