Work closely with clients and subject matter experts to develop training strategies and solutions. Use the analysis, design, development, implementation, and evaluation (ADDIE) methodology to develop, modify, and update instructional materials on the F-16 courseware in accordance with Systematic Approach to Training (SAT) processes and procedures. Work in a fast-paced and highly flexible client and team environment. Interact with clients and senior staff members from various organizations in the firm and in government agencies.

Instructs principles and concepts and recommends Course revisions within consolidated AGE Team•Demonstrates function, operation, troubleshooting, and maintenance of systems components•Presents informal lectures and demonstrates AGE performance lessons using personalized lesson plans.•Conducts student counseling to recommend student proficiency advancement, wash back, or elimination.•Provides special individualized assistance to students requiring additional technical instruction.•Develops, writes, and edits lesson plans, workbooks, study guides, progress checks, block tests, and records results.•Prepares and administers examinations, scores progress checks, block tests, and record results. •Instructed principles and concepts of diesel engine maintenance, wheel and tire maintenance, floodlights, diesel-driven generator sets, gas turbine compressors, and gas-turbine-driven generator sets, theory and principles of hydraulic test stands, bomb lifts, heaters, air conditioners, EPA refrigerant recovery and compliance certification, air compressors, and self-generating nitrogen serving carts. •Conducted mission-ready Airmen (MRA) training. •Coordinated complex design of seven technical training aids, positively enhanced student training environment. •Trained newly arrived instructors, demonstrated classroom and laboratory training techniques.•Presently qualified to teach three blocks(VIII,IX,X) in Aerospace Ground Equipment course

•Performs servicing, minor maintenance, corrosion control, locates defects and determines serviceability on powered and non-powered Aerospace Ground Equipment. •Troubleshoots, repairs, and overhauls malfunctioning or damaged components and subassemblies.•Services equipment with fuel, oil, coolant, hydraulic fluid, refrigerant, and air as required. •Operates towing vehicles to position Aerospace Ground Equipment in support of aerospace maintenance operations. •Cleans, inspects, and services towing vehicles and maintains vehicle forms. Operates two-way radios to provide dispatch service. •Prepares Aerospace ground equipment for mobility. Handles, labels, and disposes of hazardous materials and waste according to environmental standards. •Demonstrates the proper use of test equipment and hand tools.