Analyzes, corrects, writes, and tests code for the Aviation Combined Arms Tactical Trainer (AVCATT) and OneSAF (Semi-Automated Forces) programs. Collaborates with other software engineers to develop program upgrades, changes, and updates in a variety of program languages to include: Java, C++, Ada.• Developed new algorithm to improve the speed of configuring large simulated air defense networks. Improved exercise stability and decreased the simulated network load time by an average of 400%.• Enhanced the OneSAF Unmanned Aerial Vehicle graphical interface. Added new features, user requests, and fixed identified problems. Allowed the operator to have more control during simulation exercises.• Created an automatic exercise scenario updater to check and update older scenarios with new version changes. Prevented old scenarios from having to be recreated due to incompatible content.• Performed check/updated a simulated explosive device that did not work to specifications. Corrected visuals, sound, and overall operation of the device improving exercise simulation.• Tracked, updated, monitored discrepancies and upgrades using GIT and JIRA programs. Performed peer reviews of other software engineer’s code changes and updates.

• Executed software development and tested/debugged training modules for the F-35 Aircraft Systems Maintenance Trainer program.• Implemented virtual simulation behaviors and features using proprietary code and database.• Created and updated scripts used for grading virtual maintenance training on various aircraft subsystems• Assisted other developers to understand training requirements, maintenance procedures, and expected simulation behavior as aircraft Subject Matter Expert• Worked with Atlassian team collaboration and agile development tools such as Jira and Confluence.• Developed and amended XML configuration files enabling developers quick access to virtual environment states.• Implemented aircraft simulation behaviors and features in C++ using Microsoft Visual Studios.• Utilized Tortoise interface applications with Git repository.• Created and updated simulation variables for use in training module coding and testing.• Manipulated proprietary code to remove inconsistencies identified during program testing.

• Performed lead technician duties. Planned and delegated work assignments, communicated performance expectations, and ensured proper work documentation.• Completed repairs to equipment due to safety, reliability, or show quality issues found during inspections or downtimes to improve ride reliability and show quality. • Responded to and assisted in recovery and repair of attractions and show effects as needed.

Disassembles, inspects, and assembles fuel nozzles to ensure they meet internal and customer requirements. Makes judgments on inspection findings, documents inspection results, report findings to Engineering and assists with technical evaluation of components. Effectively uses inspection devices such as borescopes, micrometers, calipers, and torque wrenches. Reads and interprets drawings and specifications, verifying specified dimensions of parts and bills of material.

Leads 135 personnel providing engine maintenance support on 209 Pratt and Whitney F100 engines valued at 6.1 billion dollars for 94 F-15E aircraft. Manages five propulsion maintenance facilities to include two engine test cells with an annual operating budget of 35 million dollars. Ensures Combat Air Force war ready engine spare levels are maintained and sustains Air Force deployment operations with personnel, engines, and equipment. Plans and schedules maintenance on engines, engine modules, and F-15E secondary power systems ensuring compliance and standardization within Air Force guidelines.

Manages and maintains 221 Pratt and Whitney F100 engines supporting 94 F-15E aircraft. Leads 70 personnel in the performance of maintenance and inspections on jet engine modules and components. Analyzes maintenance requirements to accomplish field level repairs and ensures strict adherence to applicable technical manuals. Directs work priorities and resolves maintenance supply and personnel issues affecting overall production.

Led, directed, and supervised 22 personnel performing modular repairs supporting 95 F-15E aircraft valued 6.2 billion dollars. Managed facilities, vehicles and equipment valued at over 32 million dollars and ensured compliance with policies, technical data and Quality Assurance. Planned, scheduled, and coordinated on and off-equipment maintenance. Prepared maintenance reports and established maintenance priorities. Developed duty schedules and reviewed documents.

Advised Egyptian Air Force wing leadership on all aircraft and engine status issues for 32 assigned F-16s. Executed management direction for forecasting and production of 45 General Electric F110 engines valued at over 175 million dollars. Directly implemented 1.3 billion dollar foreign military sales program and United States Central Command theater security cooperation plan. Managed and directed training policies for 220 personnel, resolved facility issues, and evaluated Egyptian Air Force F-16 sustainability. Performed additional duties as Quality of Life Program Manager, Vehicle Control Manager, Safety Manager, and Foreign Object Damage Prevention Manager.

Led 12 engine technicians on troubleshooting, repairing, and performing operation checks of F-15 propulsion systems. Completed time compliance technical orders and replaced serially controlled and tracked engine components. Ensured accurate and timely documentation of aircraft forms and integrated maintenance data collection records. Certified as F100-PW-100 engine trim technician. Performed certifier duties for engine borescope, engine blade blending, and F-15 aircraft engine run.

Supervised, evaluated, and conducted integrity runs and performance testing of 155 assigned Pratt & Whitney F100-PW-100 engines. Analyzed operating characteristics, troubleshot malfunctions, and conducted engine trims on the 33rd Fighter Wing's 54 F-15 aircraft. Supervised and accomplished scheduled inspections and maintenance on the mobile test stands and 2 hush houses. Utilized the automated ground engine test set and diagnostic test equipment to identify and isolate engine malfunctions. Certifier for uninstalled engine run testing. Hazardous material program manager.

Disassembled, inspected, and repaired Pratt & Whitney F100-PW-100 and F100-PW-220 engines and modules. Completed time compliance technical orders and time change requirements as applicable. Prepared engines for operational testing and accomplished pre-run, post-run, and final inspections prior to aircraft installation. Requisitioned replacement parts, components, and modules through supply channels and prepared items for return.