Evan M. Email & Phone Number

Portland, Or, Us

Bingen, Washington, United States

· Mobilized in 2022 to Poland in support of NATO Battle Group mission.· Responsible for leading, managing and training a 9-man combat engineer team in preparation for mobility, counter-mobility, and survivability mission sets.· Provide instruction at the squad, platoon, and company levels in basic warrior tasks such as small unit tactics, weapons, communication systems, land navigation, PVS-14 individual night vision and PAS-13 thermal weapon systems.· Locate, identify, and, if necessary, breach obstacles by explosive, ballistic, thermal, or mechanical means. Assist leadership in identifying most efficient breaching methods possible. Mentor and supervise team, squad and platoon members on preparation and execution of various obstacle breaching methods.· Certified Engineer Explosive Ordnance Clearance Agent (E-EOCA), ASI E8· Construct and, if necessary, remove various obstacles. Assist leadership in identifying effective obstacles depending on mission and materials available. Direct, mentor and supervise team, squad and platoon members on construction of obstacles.· Provide professional development to junior platoon members to ensure capable leaders are developed.· Proficient in usage of the Engineer Squad Vehicle (ESV) variant of the Stryker combat vehicle, to include proper employment of front-end engineer implements (plows, mine rollers), magnetic signature duplicator system, lane marking system, and remote weapon system.· Trained and certified crews on the Mine Clearing Line Charge (MICLIC), enabling the successful detonation of live charges during training events.

· Maintained and serviced Flexrotor fleet and payloads used for demonstration/testing, achieving 100 launch/recovery cycle milestone with minimal mechanical disruption.· Created maintenance trackers and refined maintenance procedures. Developed an updated maintenance handbook to reflect current maintenance standards and processes.· Prepared and coordinated transportation to/from demonstration and testing locations, and maintained vehicles and communications equipment used during flight operations. Enabled successful demonstration flights for military and commercial applications.· Assisted in development and construction of improved aircraft components and accessories.

· As operator, provided ISR services for various clients using the ScanEagle UAS.· As operator, interfaced directly with the customer to ensure efficient and effective use of air assets was achieved within set limitations for the ScanEagle UAS.· As maintainer, responsible for maintaining the site aircraft fleet, launch/recovery systems, and ground control stations, supporting multiple daily flights 7 days a week. Enabled over 10,000+ hours of flight operations in a deployed environment.· As field trainer, responsible for ensuring operators are trained and proficient in applicable site equipment through practical training and simulation events.· Hold endorsements on the Skyhook MK3 recovery system; N30, N20, P09 and NGH propulsion systems; EO900, MWIR 2, MWIR 3.0, MWIR 3.5 as well as experience operating/maintaining specialty payloads.

· Build, troubleshoot, and integrate system modules for Insitu's RQ-21 Blackjack / Integrator aircraft platform· Perform pre- and post-flight inspections and system checks to verify proper function and interoperability between aircraft subsystems· Use and maintain a variety of hand and power tools, calibrated equipment, and computers to successfully complete required tasks· Read and interpret engineer drawings during build and troubleshooting processes· Assist engineers with design changes, system testing, data collection, and document preparation for continuous product improvement and development· Review and edit technical work instructions, AS9100 Quality documentations and procedures to illustrate and standardize manufacturing system processes

Suwon, Korea

· Responsible for leading an eight- to ten-technician Intermediate Support Element (ISE) maintenance shop in support of PATRIOT missile defense system mission sets. · Planned, organized and conducted training events simulating real-world scenarios to improve and reinforce common soldier tasks.· Provided sustainment and remedial instruction to team members on test, measure, and diagnostic equipment such as multi-meters, oscilloscopes, signal generators, time-domain reflectometers, optical time-domain reflectometers, as well as equipment-specific test equipment such the Launcher Station Test Set and cables.· Routinely used Microsoft Office to track work orders, manage part inventories, organize training schedules, create class presentations, and establish shop memorandums and standard operating procedures.· Effectively communicated work order updates with customers and upper management, including problematic system faults and the plan-of-action needed to resolve them.· Responsible for ensuring theater-level reserve equipment, accessories and tools were maintained to a high state of readiness through preventative maintenance, scheduled maintenance and calibration.· Responsible for managing on-hand part inventories and ensuring the correct parts and resources reached the maintenance teams needing them.

Suwon, Korea

· Led and supervised two-man contact teams in support of Patriot Missile Defense training and operational missions.· Diagnosed, troubleshot and repaired Patriot Missile Defense subsystems including the Radar Set, Engagement Control Station, Missile Launching Stations, Antenna Mast Group, Communications Relay Group and Information and Coordination Central.· Diagnosed and repaired components utilized by the Patriot Missile Defense System such as fiber optic communication cables, coaxial and other conventional cables, and the Identification Friend/Foe subsystem.· Responsible for ensuring testing, measurement and diagnostic equipment met calibration limitations and coordinated operations to submit these items for calibration.

Fort Bragg, Nc

· Responsible for leading a two- to five-technician Communication & Electronics (C&E) maintenance shop in support of Rapid Global Response Force mission sets.· Planned, organized and conducted classes for platoon and company members. Topics taught included land navigation, individual and crew-serve weapon familiarization, rules of engagement, convoy operations, small unit tactics, and operational environment culture and threat familiarization.· Provided on-the-job cross training and sustainment classes to team members in diagnosing, troubleshooting and repairing of individual, weapon and vehicle-mounted night and thermal optical devices; individual and vehicle-mounted radios, radio mounts, antennas and cabling; intra-vehicular communication systems; nuclear, biological and chemical (NBC) detection and alarm systems; counter remote electronic warfare jammer systems; handheld global-positioning devices and Blue Force Tracker battlefield network systems; commercial loudspeaker and siren systems.· Provided sustainment and remedial instruction to team members on diagnostic, testing and repair equipment such as multi-meters, oscilloscopes, signal generators and power supplies as well as special test sets for radio systems and mounts, long-range surveillance scopes, NBC equipment, and night vision devices.· Created and instructed weekly physical training schedules for the platoon, encompassing all facets of the training sessions to include route planning, timeline and risk analysis.· Routinely used Microsoft Office to track work orders, manage part inventories, organize training schedules, create class presentations, and establish shop memorandums and standard operating procedures.· Deployed in support of Operation Enduring Freedom to Herat Province, Afghanistan from 2009-2010.

Fort Bragg, Nc

· Served as an electronics technician and paratrooper in support of Rapid Global Response Force mission sets.· Responsible for diagnosing, troubleshooting and repairing many different electronic systems such as PVS-7, PVS-14, PVS-15 individual night vision systems; PVS-4 weapon night vision sights; PAS-13 thermal imaging scopes; RT-1523, PRC-148 and PRC-152 radio sets and mounts; VIC-3 intra-vehicle communication systems; DUKE and WARLOCK counter remote electronic warfare jammer systems; nuclear, biological and chemical agent detecting, alarm and monitoring systems; mine detectors; handheld global positioning devices; Blue Force Tracker battlefield network systems.· Responsible for ensuring testing, measurement and diagnostic equipment met calibration limitations and coordinated operations to submit these items for calibration.· Deployed in support of Operation Enduring Freedom to Khowst Province, Afghanistan from 2007-2008.