Manage the flying, training, and administrative operations for 130 rated officers in a combat aviation squadron. Ensure smooth flow of day-to-day sorties to maintain 5,000 annual aircraft hours.

Instruct 130 aviators in new tactics, techniques, and procedures to maintain unit readiness for worldwide deployment. Command crew of three officers and one enlisted overseas in hostile environments, executing special operations air missions in support of ground forces. Earned 15 air medals for achievement in combat aviation, and directly supporting over 1500 hours of combat missions.

Lead a shop of four members in maintaining the communications and technology of a special operations flying squadron. Tracked $1.2M worth of IT equipment supporting combat and training requirements.

Responsible for the maintenance, security, and renovation of the squadron building, while maintaining the facilities and construction contracts. Ensured complete compliance of two squadron buildings during fire, security, and facility inspections.

Scheduled 134 aircrew members for qualification, continuation training, and currency requirements.

Prepared U-28A squadron for deployment to three combat theaters by coordinating 40 exercises with joint partners.

Completed initial training for the U-28A with 60 hours of flying, 36 hours of simulator training, and 152 hours of ground training.

Completed the Specialized Undergraduate Pilot Training Course at Vance Air Force Base. Obtained over 80 hours in the T-6 aircraft and over 95 hours in the T-38 aircraft, along with 55 hours in simulators for both.

Co-op at Toyota Motor Manufacturing as a Quality Control Engineer, as part of the University of Louisville's Speed School program. Worked to discover the root cause of defects in the assembly line.

Co-op at Toyota Motor Manufacturing as a Quality Control Engineer, as part of the University of Louisville's Speed School program. Worked to discover the root cause of defects in the assembly line.