Charles Carter Email & Phone Number

Hereford, Az, Us

Ft. Huachuca

Ft Huachuca

Part of military evaluation and testing team for SOCOM contract of future weapone systems. Was temperary site lead, moved on due to end of contract.

Aerosonde UAS Operator Associate Flight Crew. Certified Mission Coordinator, Aircraft Operator, Payload Operator, and Flight Crew Chief. Basic Piccolo experience. Over 400 flight hours with over 50 launches and recoveries. Maintained a Secret Clearance. Used MIRC to maintain communications with customer. Deployed to austere conditions and maintained good working relations with teammates.Was personally recognized by one of the VPs at Textron as the operator of the Aerosonde UAV for reacting and avoiding a potentially fatal mishap with a US Black Hawk at Erbil International Airport in Iraq.

Sr. Training Specialist RQ-7B V2 UAS Shadow Maintenance Instructor at Ft Huachuca, AZ. Support customer focus by conducting traditional formal classroom instruction and non-traditional hands on training. Provide instruction to service members using new educational, training, and multimedia technologies. Develops, review, and update curriculum to ensure timeliness and relevance. Provide academic and career mentorship to students. Responsibilities include writing curse curriculum and teaching Soldiers basic electronic theory, The Army Maintenance Management System Aviation (TAMMS-A), basic aviation safety, tools, and proper Army aviation maintenance instructions at Army 15E course for the RQ-2BV2 Shadow Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS).

Ft Huachuca, Az

Cochise College Military Occupational Specialist (MOS) Credentialing Coordinator Responsible for managing the MOS Credentialing program, developing curriculum, performing quality assurance checks on all credentialed programs, recruiting program faculty, conducting student recruitment briefs, and supervising program staff. Evaluate military programs of instruction to determine academic equivalency, then recommend appropriate class credits for award of resident credit by Cochise College.Serve as a liaison between the college and military training schools by managing 48 different military courses in 4 different states. Insure program was ready for inspection for Cochise College’s regional accreditation. Advise military commands on appropriate changes to ensure academic relevancy and sufficiency, and executed changes as needed to ensure military training provided met American Council on Education and Arizona Board of Regents policy. Schedule and perform informative briefings with students. Advise military students on career and college options based on individual goals and career needs. Work closely with military and civilian training specialists at all organizational levels in the development and certification of programs, which recognize and credit military training; ensure all credentialed program instructors maintain required credentials. Develop and maintain procedures for efficient and effective delivery of services; market the program and assisted in assessing program requirements, degree development and educational opportunities; conduct general program advising for individuals and large groups of students; coordinate the execution of the program with department staff.Serve on the Cochise College Curriculum Committee as a Member at Large to evaluate and update Cochise College curriculum and degrees.

Ft. Huachuca

29 Palms Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center

Developed and established an effective Environmental Compliance and Protection Program from the ground up, saving the command over $35,000 by reducing the environmental “foot print” and using prescribed recycling programs the first year. This Resulted in being the “number one” small unit HAZMAT program at Twenty-Nine Palms Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center, 29 Palms, CA.

29 Palms Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center

Maintenance control Manager and Detachment Senior Manager responsible for over 60 Marines and 20 Soldiers while deployed to Afghanistan. The first successful integration of both US Army National Guard Soldiers and Marines at a Marine Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Squadron (VMU) during combat conditions, maintaining continuous “Surge” and “Surge Plus” operations tempo of over 900 sorties in six months, yielding a 99.33% sortie completion rate. Chosen to be the Quality Assurance Manager to develop the newly created UAS Maintenance Department of 20 Marines from the ground up, resulted in the unit passing two Commander Navy Air Forces inspections with a 90%; no programs off track.

Bachelor'S Degree, Organizational Management, Magna Cum Laude, Gpa Major 3.96 Cumulative 3.88

Graduated Magna Cum Laude

Associate'S Degree, Cyber/Computer Forensics And Counterterrorism

Currently enrolled in Cyber Security

Associate Of Arts And Sciences (Aas), Unmanned Aircraft Systems Technician, High Honors

Earned AAS in Unmanned Aircraft Technician with High Honors

Army Basic Instructor Course

102 hours of critical thinking, communications, classroom preparation, and basic Instruction.

Unmanned Aerial System (Uas) Repairer 600-15E10

736 hours of instruction Unmanned Aerial System (UAS) Repairer 600-15E10

Maintenance Control D-555-0040

Naval Aviation Maintenance Control D-555-0040

Senior Enlisted Joint Professional Military Education

Senior Enlisted Joint Professional Military Education 1106-D

Rcra Hazardous Waste Review

RCRA Hazardous Waste Review Course CIN A-493-0081 Meets training requirements of 40 CFR 264.16 (c) & 265.16(c) 40 CFR 262.34 (a) (4), 40.

Administrative Laser Safety Officer (Also) Course

Administrative Laser Safety Officer (ALSO) Course

Staff Non-Commissioned Officer Academy Advance Course

Activities and Societies: President's Honor RollStaff Non-Commissioned Officer Academy Advance Course Class 3-10 Leadership training

Associate Of Arts (Aa), Multi-/Interdisciplinary Studies, General, Magna Cum Laude

Graduated Magna Cum Laude

Hazardous Materials Management And Waste Technology/Technician

32 hour Hazardous Material Control Management (HMC&M) Technician Course (A-322-2600)

40-Hour Hazardous Waste Workers & 24 Hour First Responders-Operations Level Health & Safety Training

40-Hour Hazardous Waste Workers & 24 hour First Responders-Operations level health & safety training. Satisfy OSHA Hazardous Waste.

Hazardous Waste Handlers Course

40 CFR 265.16 and CCR title 22, 66265.16 Hazardous Waste Handlers course

Staff Non-Commissioned Officers Academy Career Course

Staff Non-Commissioned Officers Academy Career Course class 4-07

Naval Aviation Organizational Maintenance Activity Quality Assurance Administration (E-555-0046)

32 hours of Naval Aviation Organizational Maintenance Activity Quality Assurance Administration (E-555-0046)

Hazardous Communication Standard Course 29 Cfr 1910.1200

Hazardous Communication Standard Course 29 CFR 1910.1200

Running And Managing A Recruiting Station

Running and Managing a Recruiting Station. Leading and directing a team of Recruiters with aditional training from Achieve Global.

Basic Recruiter School

Basic recruiter training with 18 class room hours of communications skills and recognition of professional selling skills.

Respiratory Protection Program Manager (Rppm)

Certified Respiratory Program Manager able to set up a Respiratory Program, training, proper selection of respiratory protection, and fit.

Pioneer Uav Airframe And Powerplant Course N646-0644 Cdp 573T

240 hours Pioneer unmaned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) Airframe and Powerplant course N646-0644 CDP 573T

Aircraft Corrosion Control Certification N-701-0013

40 hours of Aircraft Corrosion Control Certification N-701-0013

Aircraft Paint, Finish, And Insignia Certification N-701-0014

80 hours of aircraft paint, finish, and insignia Certification N-701-0014