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LMCO ADPTS/SCI

Nevada

• CompTIA Security+ CE Certification date October 30, 2015; COMP001020932949 • Perform a diverse range of system administrator accountabilities to include, but not limited to: comprehensive document preventive maintenance checks required for devices and associated subsystems on chassis, racks, cabinets, workstations, and customer facilities for F-35 Full Mission Simulator Training Devices; all of which resulting in highly efficient and smooth flowing System Administrator related operations. • Apply technical knowledge to solve complex problems utilizing design drawings, manuals or simulator documents throughout installations, testing, and maintenance of F-35 software packages. • Assist in installation for two F-35 Full Mission Simulator Training Devices, and associated electronic equipment. • Establish and perform daily, weekly and periodical maintenance programs following company and vendor standards. • Act as Lead Scheduler and coordinate with both local and visiting U.S. and allies' squadrons to conduct training mission in simulator. • Have a current Top Secret security clearance and Special Access Program (SAP) access

MQ-9/MQ-1 UAV A&P Mechanic • Served as Shift Supervisor on multiple overseas deployments overseeing14 mechanics that maintained 16 aircrafts and support equipment worth $280 million; MQ-9 engine operation trainer/certifier. Trained coworkers on all MQ-9 procedures and maintenance practices. • Performed operational checks as well as troubleshot weapons system on MQ-9, and supported worldwide combat operations MQ-1/9. • Served as Journeyman Level Avionics Technician and maintained, repaired, and installed various types of electronic equipment and pertinent devices such as: electronic transmitting and receiving equipment micro and mainframe computers and terminals; and industrial measuring/controlling equipment, and industrial calibration devices. • Experience with troubleshooting and replacing components on rack mounted system for Ground Crew Stations. • Utilized common and complex test instruments such as: digital multi-meters, signal generators, semiconductor testers, curve tracers, oscilloscopes, high frequency pulse generators, frequency synthesizers, distortion analyzers, and complex computer control equipment.• MQ-9 engine operation trainer/certifier• Accomplished composite repairs to aircraft skin and flight control suffuses Certified munitions loader on both MQ-1/9 AGM-114, GBU-12 and GUB-49• Trained coworkers on all MQ-9 procedures and maintenance practices• Performed operational checks as well as trouble shooting weapons system on MQ-9• Supported worldwide combat operations MQ-1/9• Top Secret Security Clearance• Deployments - Overseas (10)

North Las Vegas

 Completed both training courses on Dornier 228-Honeywell TPE331-10 (Woodward) (19 passenger) and Dornier 328-Pratt & Whitney PW119B turboprops (31 passenger) Honeywell TPE331-10 (Woodward) turboprop, engine rigging & trouble shooter Received on the job training replace and repair dope and fabric flight controls surfaces Read drawing, schematic, & fault isolation for trouble shooting and repairs Rigged flight controls by using cable tension gauge  Assisted with sheet metal repairs as well as electrical systems Engine Run and Taxi qualified on Dornier 228

Indian Springs, Nv

 Line & Periodic maintenance for a military UAV test program Supported worldwide combat operations MQ-9 Reaper craftsman, quality inspector and shift lead supervised six maintainers on shift Honeywell TPE331 turboprop engine trouble shooter; experienced engine run trainer/evaluator Certified propeller vibration analysis; using Dynamic Solutions Micro-Vib II Analyzer Reviews and recommends changes to USAF aircraft maintenance manuals  Graduated top student in the MQ-9 manufacturers qualification course (250 Hours

Las Vegas, Nevada Area

 Assess damages to low observable coatings; applied corrective measures Advise on low observable repair, modification, and corrosion protection treatment with respect to original strength, weight, and contour to maintain low observable integrity according to drawing specifications and technical publications for the F-22A fighter aircraft Remove and apply low observable coatings using roll and/or spray methods  Use automated maintenance systems for aircraft forms, technical data, maintenance records, and signature assessments of the aircraft Store, handle, dispose of hazardous waste & materials according to environmental standards

57th EMS Tire Shop/ Crash Recovery / Hazardous Waste Manager Supervise the daily operation of the Nellis AFB tire shop Hands on knowledge of Nellis AFB 5 different aircraft F-22A; F-16A/B, C/D; F-15 A/B, C/D, E; their 15 different types of wheelsAssist in the training of new airmen in the proper use of technical data and documentation when reconditioning a wheel/tire assembly. This includes training all airmen with the proper steps to safely disassemble, clean, and inspect of each wheel before reassembly. Manage the Nellis AFB Hazardous program Authorize a maintained amount of revise chemicalsEnsure all documentation was properly recorded and that waste was stored by abiding Local and Federal regulations Experience responding to ground and in-flight emergencies Involved in recovery efforts of down aircrafts on multiple occasions Assist in emergency response calls for crash recovery During 2 1/2 years as Hazardous Waste Manager, the program never failed an inspection. The program was also recognized by the 57th EMS Squadron Commander for passing multiple LSET inspections for having a flawless record.

Perform scheduled hourly post-flight on nineteen F-16 aircraft valued at over $740 million dollarsComplete work cards inspections of airframe components to include: 200/229 engines, hydraulic systems, main/nose landing gears and flight control components Experience with aircraft systems operational checks, time compliance technical orders, one time inspections and time changes Familiar with specialized testing equipment and tools that are required for diagnosing all equipment required to carry out operational landing gear checks and all other required checks Responsible for accurate and timely recording of all standard AF Aircraft maintenance documents and forms Data entry of all forms entered in to CAMS (Core Automated Maintenance Systems) after paper documents were completed Ensure that all regulations and standards are followed during the disposal of hazardous waste by EPA Troubleshoot, inspect, and repair engine and hydraulic systems and related components on the F16 C/D/Block 30, 40 & 50

80th Fighter Sq. Perform on-equipment maintenance to include aircraft servicing, towing, basic post flight and preflight inspections, thru flights, hourly postflight, and launch and recovery operations Prepare engine oil samples and documentation for Joint Oil Analysis Program Troubleshoot, inspect, and repair engine and hydraulic systems and related components on the F16 C/D/Block 32 Ensure accuracy of the Air Force Technical Order Form 781 series and performs scheduled aircraft document review validations Accompany aircraft through scheduled inspections and act as assistant to the Inspection Dock Chief Develop maintenance skills toward completion of upgrade to 5/7 skill levelResponsible for accurately recording aircraft maintenance data in the Core Automated Maintenance SystemMonitor on-aircraft work progress of System Specialists

Associate Of Science - As, Computing And Information Technology - Cyber Security - Network Security, 3.25

Bachelor'S, Science In Business Administration; Finance, 3.58

Graduating August 2017 from Lee School of Business at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas with a Bachelor's Degree in Finance.

Graduated Associate'S Degree, Business Administration And Management, General, 3.47

Activities and Societies: Member of Phi Theta Kappa and Future Business Leaders of America at the College of Southern Nevada 2011-2013.

General, 3.4