I have been around aircraft my entire United States Air Force career. I started out inspecting, troubleshooting, maintaining and repairing C-130 cargo transport aircraft. These legacy aircraft don’t have all the computerized diagnostics of today’s aircraft, so I gained a very in-depth understanding of all the different systems of these heavy cargo planes, their landing gear and turbo prop engines. I started taking pilot lessons and flying as a hobby several years ago and I was instantly hooked. I have attained my commercial single engine pilot license and have complete my Certified Flight Instructor certification. I am now ready to turn in the wrench of the aircraft mechanic to the yoke of a commercial pilot. On the surface, the two careers may seem unrelated. However, there are quite a few skills that I have developed that I know will make me an excellent pilot. Here are a few examples:➡️ As a mechanic, I gained detailed knowledge of the intricate workings of an aircraft. This helps me as a pilot to understand the aircraft’s capabilities and limitations. As someone who has diagnosed malfunctions and isolated all types of faults on all different aircraft systems, I will be able to troubleshoot issues quickly and calmly, especially in emergency situations where decisive action and quick thinking are critical. ➡️ As a mechanic, I have a safety-focused mindset. I have worked around turboprop engines of the C-130 and jet engines of the F-35. This focus on adherence to strict safety regulations will ensure I protect the aircraft and the people and effectively handle any emergencies.➡️ Throughout my military career, I have learned how to effectively operate as part of a team. In the military, we don’t often get to choose those we work with or for and we have to learn how to coordinate with diverse divisions, personalities and communication styles. As I communicate with other pilots, passengers, ground crew members or air traffic control personnel, I am confident that my teamwork and adaptable communication skills will be an asset. As I prepare to bring my USAF career to a close after October 2024, I am confident that my combination of pilot training, technical expertise and experience will help me to be very effective as a pilot. I can be reached at brandon.egercic@gmail.com to discuss any opportunities.
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Certified Flight InstructorScottsdale Executive Flight Training Nov 2024 - PresentScottsdale, Arizona, United States -
F-35 Program Integration ManagerUnited States Air Force Oct 2020 - Oct 2024United StatesWhile leading a 5-person team, I facilitated the planning, logistics and program support to establish new F-35 squadrons for international partners. I worked with international military representatives from Belgium, Canada and Australia to establish their F-35 flight training programs. I am available for a new opportunity beginning September of 2024.➟ I oversaw the launch of the F-35 Contracted Combat Air Support program that started with 12 aircraft. While establishing the program, I assessed infrastructure needs and facility upgrades, coordinated the acquisition of supplies and equipment, scheduled hangar time and planned ramp space for training and certification. ➟ Managing the background screening process for 55 employees, I gathered documents, processed security applications and maintained confidentiality to protect sensitive information. -
Resource AdvisorUnited States Air Force May 2018 - Oct 2020United StatesI forecasted, managed and allocated a $677K budget and $575K flying hour budget for an organization with up to 3K employees. With assets and operational costs totaling $9.7B, I reconciled 13 operations and maintenance accounts and 14 Government Purchase Card accounts.➟ Coordinating with supervisors, I assessed needs, tracked funds usage and ensured the proper and full use of all budgetary funds.➟ I audited travel expense reports and reviewed travel authorizations to ensure accurate reimbursements in accordance with federal regulations.
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Maintenance Shift Supervisor / Technician (C-130 And F-35)United States Air Force Jul 2004 - May 2018United StatesI provided maintenance support on both the C-130 and F-35 airframes. While working on C-130 cargo transport aircraft for 12 years, I gained an in-depth knowledge of turboprop engine operations. ➟ After gaining craftsman-level knowledge of the C-130 Allison T56 turboprop engines and reduction gearbox, I achieved certification in C-130 engine run operation, hydraulics systems and cargo rail systems.➟ I troubleshot malfunctions using schematics, wiring diagrams and blueprints.➟ While conducting pre- and post-fight inspections, I oversaw towing, jacking, servicing, refueling and balance calculations. As a certified Crash Damage Disabled Aircraft Recovery (CDDAR) technician, I am trained to respond to flight emergencies.
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