[AD-ARM & AFSIM]Worked as a staff software engineer for modeling and simulating ManTech product lines. Performs preliminary and detailed design, design implementation, subsystem and system integration.Oct 2021 - Present: - Airbase Damage – Assessment and Resiliency Model (AD-ARM): The AD-ARM model is a model which is used to perform research to help examine the vulnerabilities of locations and the impact it could play on the use of sorties and on the ability to impact combat operations. AD-ARM contains aviation fuel, vehicle fuel, aircraft ordnance, detailed base operations, etc and would deliver resources to an airbase based on the results of the model. The results are then passed down to senior leaders across the Department of Defense/Air Force to make quality decisions. The AD-ARM model consists of two sub-models Athos and Porthos. The objective of Athos is to determine how to attack, and check the resiliency of an airbase before and after attacks. The Porthos model receives inputs from the Athos model and examines the impact of attacks over time with emphasis on sortie generation. This capability allows an analyst to look at different options to better understand the true cost associated with combat sorties in order to develop quality decisions.Feb 2023 - Aug 2023:- Advanced Framework for Simulation, Integration and Modeling (AFSIM): Built models for sensors, signatures, weapons, and platforms to be used in scenarios.