Primary Instructor providing instruction to secondary and postsecondary students in solid state technology, applied electronic theory, schematic drawings, the characteristics of materials and components, theory and application of test equipment, and federal laws applicable to this field of work. Instruction includes the use of equipment in diagnostic or troubleshooting procedures, the maintenance of electronic equipment, practical repair procedures and Fiber Optics. Residential wiring to atain the state license. Renewable energy to include NABCEP entry level photovoltaics and small wind.

Directs administration of the facility in accordance with current federal, state and local standards governing Assisted Living facilities to ensure that the highest degree of quality of care can be provided to the residents at all times. Coordinates the activities and the services provided within the facility and provides liaison between the facility and the community. Represents establishment at community meetings and promotes facility through marketing and community involvement. Fiscally responsible for all aspects of facility finances including budget, payroll, collections and accounts payable.

Manage retail store operations and supervise one Sales associate. Develop the strategies and plans to achieve sales results through business analysis, action planning, effective communication and consistent accountability. Ensures a consistent, quality store experience for customers. Utilize effective selling techniques and marketing strategies.

Chosen above six others to provide instruction, training, and guidance to 256 maintenance, logistics, and administrative personnel supporting an elite special operations aviation organization. Manage a multitude of aviation related programs and personnel actions simultaneously. Advise and counsel personnel on issues involving finances, family, healthcare, job performance, and disciplinary actions. Implement and enforce organizational policies and procedures. Schedule, coordinate, and evaluate vocational training, testing, and professional development seminars.

Managed the daily administrative support to 16 service members, five civil service employees, and 429 civilian contractors working in fields of acquisition management and procurement for newly developing aviation systems. Coordinated maintenance and controlled access of offices, trailers, and storage facilities valued in excess of $60 million. Worked closely with contractors for support, testing and quality assurance from proof of concept phase through proto-type and production. Assumed duties of the Senior Personnel Director in his absence.

Monitored and reported the daily operational status of 143 aircraft in three distinct locations. Managed two major MH-47 Chinook Safety of Flight programs, involving commercial contracts. Monitored contractors' performance and expenditures for high priority part orders worth $1.2 million. Received, consolidated, and centralized all aircraft logistics and maintenance issues. Served as the primary inspector for internal audits. Procured $150,000 of automation equipment and fielded a logistics software system. Prepared and presented comprehensive monthly Aviation Readiness briefs to executive level leaders and staff. Updated and distributed hundreds of maintenance policies and procedures.

Supervised 12 service members with six different occupational skills performing repairs on components from ten UH-1 helicopters. Oversaw six allied shops production and monitored requisitions for parts, tools, and supplies. Enforced shop, hangar, and flight line safety procedures. Maintained equipment and facilities valued over $7 million. Quality Inspector for work performed on night vision goggles, avionics, and electrical systems. Referred to schematics, technical manuals, and manufacturer publication to ensure mechanics used uniform repair procedures and techniques.

Directed the repair and maintenance of 11, MH-60L and 11, MH-47D aircrafts' nonstandard, highly technical, and complex systems. Synchronized the work of eight repair shops, 20 civilian contractors, and four contracted field service representatives. Prioritized, scheduled, and adjusted workflow to meet critical timelines. Provided cost estimates and calculated man-hour requirements. Prepared airworthiness reports for management's review and future planning.

Oversaw 38 soldiers using pneudraulics, powerplant, powertrain, machine, airframe, and welding skills to repair and service 112 aircraft. Performed diagnostic tests and repairs on Allison 250/T703 engines. Overhauled McDonnell Douglas 369FF rotor head and drive train systems to include tracking and balancing. Cross-trained personnel to work in other sections and improve aircraft turn-around time.

Led, trained, and professionally developed four personnel. Prioritized and scheduled the workflow for the Battery Repair Facility. Managed the productivity level of the Aircraft Electrical Component Repair Shop. Performed quality inspections on MH/AH-6 aircrafts' avionics/electrical systems, nickel cadmium batteries, night vision devices, and electrical components. Earned reputation as the subject matter expert on hellfire missile systems. Saved $35,000 in maintenance repairs by using a more cost effective program.