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I develop and modify Salesforce apps for the Treasury Department.

Fort Collins, Colorado, United States

Developing Salesforce applications for the Treasure Department.

Centennial CO

• Led refactoring effort of Android based airdrop program from visual basic to java.
• Oversaw redesign of Colorado Fire Fighter surveillance system during transition from Burma surveillance software to Churchill surveillance software.

• Second in command of a regional jet carrying 50 passengers, assist the captain in the safe execution of domestic and international flights. Work with the Captain, Flight Attendant, and dispatcher to insure a safe.
• Finished in the top ten percent of my training class. Scored 95 or better on all ground school tests, and completed final flight evaluation with no discrepancies.
• Successfully recovered aircraft after massive bleed air leak, followed by… Show more Second in command of a regional jet carrying 50 passengers, assist the captain in the safe execution of domestic and international.
• Successfully recovered aircraft after massive bleed air leak, followed by a failure of the de-icing system in icing conditions.
• Interact with passengers on a daily basis and provide great customer service, everything from helping to hand out bags, to pushing handicapped customers to their next gate. Show less

United States

Air Force pilot on C-130 E/H and MC-12 aircraft assigned to 41st Airlift Squadron, 30th Airlift Squadron, and the 4th Expeditionary Reconnaissance Squadron. Responsible for communication, navigation, crew integrity and air drop delivery in the C-130 E/H. As a mission commander in the MC-12 aircraft I was responsible for mission planning, crew coordination.

30th Airlift Squadron

• Directly responsible for the training and combat readiness of 30 pilots and co-pilot’s in support of Operation Enduring Freedom and Iraqi Freedom. Guide and mentor young officers as they grow into tomorrow’s leaders as.
• Spearheaded multi-wing inter-fly agreements to fill critical deployment shortfalls and trained 24 pilots in H2 variant of the C-130.
• Guided young aircrew in a weekly training day, where new pilots would… Show more Directly responsible for the training and combat readiness of 30 pilots and co-pilot’s in support of Operation Enduring Freedom and Iraqi.
• Guided young aircrew in a weekly training day, where new pilots would brief a topic to a room of fellow pilots and instructors; experience ensured new aircrew members gained valuable briefing experience and helped.

4th Expeditionary Reconnaissance Squadron, Bagram Air Base

• Planned briefed and executed missions in support of army and special operations forces in Afghanistan. Responsible for planning and executing safety programs for the ground and flight safety of a squadron of 80 airmen.
• Flew 109 missions for 594 combat hours, leading a crew of four using real time imagery and signal intelligence analysis.o Successfully located 98 Taliban leaders and five improvised explosives devices. Provided.
• Flew 109 missions for 594 combat hours, leading a crew of four using real time imagery and signal intelligence analysis.o Successfully located 98 Taliban leaders and five improvised explosives devices. Provided.
• Led a four-person safety team, and prepared the squadron for an annual safety inspection; passed with no discrepancies. Coordinated safety investigations between wing leadership in Bagram Afghanistan, wing safety at.
• As operations supervisor, coordinated with maintenance, joint command and operations to manage and launch 17 missions a day. Show less

30th Airlift Squadron, Cheyenne WY

• Supervised a 12-person Operations Support tactics shop that planned, executed, and reviewed ground and flying missions for 240 aircrew members. Planned and scheduled all tactical and secret training for annual.
• Lead planner and briefer for annual training weekend, training 230 active duty and Air National Guard members, completing 98% of semiannual training.
• Coordinated efforts to update 22 local low-level flying charts, four drop zone… Show more Supervised a 12-person Operations Support tactics shop that planned, executed, and reviewed ground and flying missions for 240.
• Coordinated efforts to update 22 local low-level flying charts, four drop zone surveys, and 80 pages of the 30th airlift squadron’s in-flight guide. Show less

30th Airlift Squadron, Cheyenne WY

• Directed a six-person team of schedulers responsible for scheduling combined active duty and National Guard aircrew, executing a 7,100 flying hour program. Tracked 1,100 training events for 210 aircrew scheduling 75.
• Developed checklist to use with a new scheduling program, reducing scheduling and printing errors 30%, while saving time and paper.
• Led weekly meetings with maintenance, current operations and squadron leadership; and completed 99.5%… Show more Directed a six-person team of schedulers responsible for scheduling combined active duty and National.
• Led weekly meetings with maintenance, current operations and squadron leadership; and completed 99.5% of all training and evaluation requirements. Show less

41st Airlift Squadron, Pope AFB

• Responsible for maintaining a network of 52 computers, 15 printers, and 204 network access accounts for an active duty combat squadron. Accomplish hardware and software upgrades on all computers.
• Instituted squadron electronic publications program, acquired, and issued $2,000 in portable media, saving the squadron $30,000 in paper publication costs.
• Identified lack of required RAM in the squadron computers prior to MS Office 2003 upgrade. Acquired required RAM and led a team of… Show more Responsible for maintaining a network of 52 computers, 15 printers, and 204.
• Identified lack of required RAM in the squadron computers prior to MS Office 2003 upgrade. Acquired required RAM and led a team of six in software and hardware upgrade. Show less

41st Airlift Squadron, Pop AFB

• Tracked and maintained mobility folders for 184 members of the 41st airlift squadron, ensuring all deploying personnel had the required training, paperwork and equipment for operation in the combat theater. Coordinate.
• Hand-checked 75 deployment folders in preparation for squadron deployment to Iraq ensuring zero discrepancies upon squadron’s arrival. This is one of the factors that led to the 41st winning the Smith… Show more.
• Hand-checked 75 deployment folders in preparation for squadron deployment to Iraq ensuring zero discrepancies upon squadron’s arrival. This is one of the factors that led to the 41st winning the Smith Trophy for best.
• Organized practice mobility line for 40 deploying personnel during an operational readiness exercise giving base support agencies a chance to prepare for deployment. Show less

Roscommon MI

• Maintained all of the vehicles on site, maintained the building, helped with the design and development of forest fire equipment, designed, developed, and maintained company website.
• Performed test drives to test and analyze the stresses experienced by various fire break plows
• Rebuilt and refurbished 32 hydraulic forest fire plows
• Designed and launched a company website including a page that does an initial weight and balance calculation for forest fire truck designs

Bachelor’S Degree, Computer Science, 3.5

Bachelors Of Science, Bachelor Of Applied Science (B.A.Sc.), Aerospace, Aeronautical And Astronautical Engineering, 3.28

Activities and Societies: Crew Team, ROTC, Sailing Club

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Activities and Societies: Soccer Team

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