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Scott Afb, Il

Utilizes Microsoft Project to plan, schedule, manage resources, and track progress of development, testing, engineering, and fielding activities for the Consolidated Air Mobility Planning System (CAMPS).

Scott Afb, Il

Provides quality assurance and technical writing expertise in support of the Information Technology (IT) Program Lifecycle Management Services (PLMS) efforts for the Air Mobility Command (AMC) command-and-control (C2) programs, which support AMC and United States Transportation Command (USTRANSCOM) operations.

Scott Air Force Base, Il

Supports investment review management of USTRANSCOM’s Defense Business Systems (DBSs) portfolio to ensure DBSs accurately meet Business Enterprise Architecture (BEA) standards in three DoD data repositories; advises and facilitates efforts of 50+ personnel across USTRANSCOM, Military Surface Deployment and Distribution Command (SDDC), Air Mobility Command (AMC), and the DoD’s Office of the Deputy Chief Management Officer (DCMO) to secure funds certification to develop, modernize, and sustain USTRANSCOM’s DBSs.

Scott Air Force Base, Il

Team Leader of a 5-person technical writing staff; supports the Information Assurance (IA) directorate of the Air Force Network Integration Center (AFNIC) in its mission to assist the Air Force functional community in fielding IA-compliant, secure communications and technologies; researches, writes, edits, and proofreads technical data for use in documents; ensures technical documentation is accurate, complete, meets editorial and government specifications and adheres to standards for quality, graphics, coverage, format and style; assists in establishing style guidelines and standards for texts and illustrations.

Afnic, Scott Air Force Base, Illinois

TEAM LEADER: Managed team in scheduling 4,000 mobile depot maintenance actions for $50M of communications-electronics (C-E) systems. Authored Air Force-level policy, procedures, and technical orders in support of C-E depot maintenance. Guided development of new systems and processes designed to provide enterprise management of Air Force assets. Directed 5-person work center in providing advisory support to 1,100 equipment custodians in 89 worldwide locations. Developed and presented metrics to senior leadership for visibility of 2 million assets valued at $3.4B.SPECIFIC ACCOMPLISHMENTS: Developed SharePoint depot schedule tracking tool; ensured 150+ maintenance inspections accomplished on time. Consolidated multiple depot maintenance trips; accomplished the same amount of work in fewer trips; increased efficiencies and drove $55M cost avoidance. Built metrics trend tracking database; improved efficiency by 10%. Organized and led equipment control conference; advised 96 asset managers on Department of Defense (DoD) and Air Force policy.

Keesler Air Force Base, Ms

TEAM LEADER: Assembled, trained, led and supervised 20-member inspection teams in evaluating 200+ Community College of the Air Force (CCAF) technical training courses servicing 26K students annually across 42 Air Force career fields. Under my direction, our teams evaluated all aspects of instructional design to include instructor utilization, proficiency and qualification training, trainee administration and scheduling, curriculum design and development, and training management. Identified 2,414 curriculum and faculty credential discrepancies and developed action plans to correct 100%.EXPERIENCE IN APPLYING INSTRUCTION DESIGN PRINCIPLES: Developed reputation throughout training arena for ability to develop effective training materials and was "go-to guy" for subject matter expertise in training development processes. Advised and trained 30+ training specialists, training development element chiefs, and subject matter experts in proper curriculum development.EXPERIENCE IN WRITING AND MAKING PRESENTATIONS BEFORE SENIOR MANAGEMENT: Compiled teams' findings, prepared formal reports and conducted briefings to apprise senior leadership of inspection results. Served as our agency's representative to inform senior leadership of policy changes to ensure CCAF courses met strict Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools accreditation requirements.

Keesler Afb, Ms

EXPERIENCE AS THE LEAD INSTRUCTOR/TRAINER IN A CLASSROOM ENVIRONMENT: Managed and delivered instruction in a 90-day Community College of the Air Force (CCAF) electronics systems course graduating 110 Department of Defense (DoD), Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), and foreign national students annually. Directly supervised six military and four civilian instructors in developing, maintaining and continually improving instructional materials. Evaluated instructors, certified their proficiency and maintained training records and faculty folders in accordance with stringent college accreditation requirements.TEAM LEADER: Utilized 4-year teaching experience and 16-year electronics maintenance experience to lead teams in developing and delivering education and training materials. Assisted course training specialists and training managers in planning and developing new course materials. Coordinated course changes and development with outside staff agencies and higher headquarters; completed course overhaul three months ahead of schedule and met fiscal year training requirements. Team leading skills and technical training development expertise led to selection for higher visibility position; was handpicked by Group Commander to lead technical training evaluation teams throughout Keesler Air Force Base's entire training arena.

Incirlik Air Base, Turkey

MANAGED ELECTRONICS MAINTENANCE WORK CENTER: Supervised 4-person electronics maintenance work center responsible for installing, maintaining, aligning and repairing fixed and mobile communication systems, radio frequency systems, weather systems, air navigation systems, and associated equipment. Led maintenance teams to resolve technical problems. Interpreted technical specifications and provided guidance. Completed performance tests and evaluated results to ensure proper system operation. Initiated action to correct unsatisfactory equipment performance trends.PERFORMED FAULT ISOLATION AND SYSTEM REPAIR: Considered an expert in troubleshooting and repair of assigned electronic equipment at the modular and component level. Supervised performance of and was consulted by other workers in resolving technical problems. Utilized digital multimeters (DMM), oscilloscopes, frequency counters, vector voltmeters, spectrum analyzers, power meters and other specialized test equipment. Solved technical problems by analyzing and interpreting schematic, logic and wiring diagrams. Worked in team environment and led teams in all aspects of assigned duties.SPECIFIC ACCOMPLISHMENTS: Isolated problem in air navigation system; repaired two faulty cables; prevented imminent system failure. Upgraded two wind system sensors; improved accuracy by 80%. Maintained systems to a 98.9% up-time rate; exceeded standard by 3%. Certified air navigation systems; provided precise aerial navigation for aircraft totaling $100B including The President of the United States' aircraft, Air Force One.

Keesler Air Force Base, Ms

EXPERIENCED ELECTRONICS INSTRUCTOR: More than 3,000 hours of practical experience in teaching electronic principles and maintenance and repair of communication systems, radio frequency systems, weather systems, air navigation systems, and associated equipment. Conducted formal technical training in Community College of the Air Force (CCAF) classrooms for 110 Department of Defense (DoD), Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), and foreign national students annually. Demonstrated ability to communicate effectively with persons from diverse racial, socioeconomic, and ethnic backgrounds. Conducted presentations and orally communicated technical details clearly and professionally. Received Basic Instructor Course’s “Best Presenter” Award for superior communication and teaching abilities.DEVELOPED AND DELIVERED EDUCATION AND TRAINING MATERIALS: Applied the Instructional Systems Development (ISD) process and utilized technical writing skills in instructional design to develop training course materials. Designed and delivered course material for teaching electronics theory of operation; block diagram and schematic circuit analysis; system calibration and alignment; and utilization of specialized test equipment to troubleshoot and repair electronic systems. Test equipment included, but was not limited to, digital multimeters (DMM), oscilloscopes, frequency counters, vector voltmeters, spectrum analyzers, and power meters. Developed, maintained, and continually improved instructional and training course materials. Applied specialized subject matter expertise of electronics and communications systems and operations in course instruction. Developed and integrated 21 schematic diagrams into classroom instruction; 15% increase in test scores proved students' increased comprehension of circuit operation. Developed and administered written and performance examinations. Maintained security of all measurement materials.

England Air Force Base, La And Dyess Air Force Base, Tx

ELECTRONICS TECHNICIAN: Installed, maintained, aligned, repaired, removed, modified, and relocated fixed and mobile communication systems, radio frequency systems, weather systems, air navigation systems, and associated equipment. Accomplished flight inspections on air navigation systems. Analyzed equipment performance trends. Resolved technical problems and improved maintenance methods and techniques. Interpreted technical specifications and provided guidance. Completed performance tests and evaluated results to ensure proper system operation. Initiated action to correct unsatisfactory equipment performance trends. Maintained inspection and maintenance records. Posted entries on maintenance and inspection records. Recorded and reviewed meter readings, test results, and historical data in equipment records. Completed and reviewed maintenance data collection and equipment status reporting forms.PERFORMED FAULT ISOLATION AND SYSTEM REPAIR: Considered an expert in troubleshooting and repair of assigned electronic equipment at the modular and component level. Supervised performance of and was consulted by other workers in resolving technical problems. Utilized digital multimeters (DMM), oscilloscopes, frequency counters, vector voltmeters, spectrum analyzers, power meters and other specialized test equipment. Solved technical problems by analyzing and interpreting schematic, logic and wiring diagrams. Worked in team environment and led teams in all aspects of assigned duties.SPECIFIC ACCOMPLISHMENTS: Troubleshot and pinpointed faulty circuit in weather sensor; problem had eluded seven more-experienced technicians; repaired and returned critical airfield visibility sensor to service in less than 1/2 hour. Repaired numerous problems with aging weather radar; identified degrading components and prevented imminent system outages; reduced downtime by over 50%.

Bachelor Of Science (B.S.), Professional Aeronautics (Major); Management (Minor), 4.0 Gpa

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Associate, Instructor Of Technology And Military Science

Associate, Electronics Systems Technology

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