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Huntsville, Alabama Area

Provide on-site strategic analysis, aviation maintenance data and Aviation System Assessment Program data support for the Continued Airworthiness and Materiel Readiness Division, AMCOM G-3 and Condition-Based Maintenance program activities such as: root cause analysis, program management, costing, review and analysis, financial management, rotary-wing parts data analysis, data management and program verification and validation primarily supporting CAMRD's efforts to Aviation Logistics Center. Provide on-site programmatic support for the Aviation and Missile Research, Development and Engineering Center, Reliability, Availability and Maintainability and Condition-Based Maintenance program activities such as: program management, costing, review and analysis, financial management, contract development, data analysis, data management and program verification and validation primarily supporting RAM's efforts to AMCOM's Aviation Logistics Center and FMS.

Fort Campbell, Kentucky

Aviation Support Company Production Control Officer assigned to the 101st Combat Aviation Brigade. Responsible for the leadership, mentorship, training, health and welfare of 400 Soldiers; Responsible for the internal management operations of five allied shops in direct support of multiple aircraft phase teams supporting the 101st CAB phase maintenance program at two different locations; Coordinate work order assignments based on priority, manages maintenance procedures, supervises troubleshooting, interfaces with higher support for non-standard repairs, monitor open work orders timelines and manages logistical supply, budget and accountable class IV parts in excess of $180 million dollars with zero dollars lost.

Fort Irwin, Ca

Responsible for teaching, coaching, and mentoring the operations of the Task Force, Company Commanders, Battalion Aviation Material Officers, Production and Quality Control Managers, and Senior Non-Commission Officers on logistics and maintenance applications and execution of doctrinal and tactical aviation maintenance operations in a combined, joint, and coalition environment. Special emphasis placed on Task Force Aviation Maintenance Management, Downed Aircraft Recovery Team, Class IV Air Logistical Management and Resupply and Aircraft Battle Damage Assessment Repair. Executed daily Risk Assessments, After Action Reviews (AARs) and Mission Storyboards focused on learning, improving, and fixing combat skills and unit deficiencies.

Fort Campbell, Ky

Aviation Maintenance Technician serving as the General Support Aviation Battalions Tech Supply Officer. Responsible for the, class 9 parts, leadership, mentorship, training, health and welfare of 385 Soldiers; Responsible for the management operations of aircraft phase teams supporting the 101st CAB phase maintenance program; Managed the information flow, functions as a liaison between the Aviation Support Company and the Aviation Support Battalion primary staff and serves as the second in command and ASC Commanding Officer in absence of the Company Commander. Managed and maintain a budget over $250 million and 144 rotary wing aircraft.

Fort Rucker Al

UH-60 Aviation Maintenance Test Pilot Course, Dec 2006 - Jan 2007AH-64 Aviation Maintenance Test Pilot Course, Feb 2007 - March 2007OH-58 Aviation Maintenance Test Pilot Course, March 2007 - April 2007CH-47 Aviation Maintenance Test Pilot Course, April 2007 - May 2007

Fort Hood, Tx

Tested aviation doctrine, training, organization, equipment systems, UH-60, CH-47, UAV and UAS to ensure they meet Soldiers' needs in an operational environment. Conduct tests under the most realistic conditions possible to approximate the anticipated aviation environment. Test new aviation concepts, materiel, and systems to consider their effects on the total militaty force. Test equipment in Afghanistan without negatively impacting any tactical missions. Balance support to the Warfighter with traditional acquisition efforts. Managed and rated 5 civilian employees and technicians.

Fort Wainwright, Ak

Performed the duties as a Technical Inspector for US Army Alaska (USARAK) in support of 16 active Army and 10 National Guard UH-60 helicopters; troubleshoots aircraft malfunctions and provides technical guidance for corrective actions; assist in battle damage assessment and repair (BDAR) and recovery of aircraft; maintained aircraft maintenance and historical records; performs in-progress and final inspections during scheduled and unscheduled maintenance to ensure quality maintenance and safe airworthiness of the helicopter fleet.

Weisbaden, Ge

UH-60 helicopter repairer and crew chief primarily responsible for the maintenance of the UH-60 Helicopters - Alpha, Lima, Mike and Medevac model scheduled and unscheduled inspections and maintenance. Removed and installed aircraft subsystem assemblies such as engines, rotors, gearboxes, transmissions and mechanical flight controls. Serviced and lubricate aircraft and subsystems to prevent corrosion. Prepared aircraft for inspections and maintenance checks for test flights. Assisted in diagnosing and troubleshooting the electrical systems. Main focus was to ensure that all of the helicopters are safe and ready to fly. Maintained a robust amount of Class 9 items with zero lost.

Bachelor Of Science (B.S.), Aeronautics/Aviation/Aerospace Science And Technology, General

Diploma