Farlan Bingham Email & Phone Number

San Diego County, California, United States

Conducting fire mitigation inspections on distribution lines for Southern California Edison.

Santee, California, United States

Follow, and be knowledgeable of, all FAA Part 107 regulations as outlined in the Federal Aviation Regulations, Airman Information Manual and BEAD Ops ManualIntegrate into the national airspace (NAS) by following regulations and utilizing Low Altitude Authorization & Notification Capability (LAANC) and other approved toolsEnsure all necessary LAANC entries have been made and approved via AirMaps or available unmanned traffic management system (UTM) and send to BFOD for record keepingSubmission of Notice to Airmen (NOTAM) information for flights, when required, will be coordinated and submitted through BFODConduct all flight operations in compliance with applicable FAA regulations, MUM, this UASOM, and BEAD’s policies and procedures

Santee, California, United States

For the past 9 years I have worked hard to become a professional aviator and drone pilot. After an amazing career as a weapons of mass destruction expert I decided to follow my dream job. I started out with flying helicopters and received my commercial helicopter rating. Once I received my rotor craft ratings I started working towards my degree while working with the VA for further flight benefits. With my flight benefits approved, I graduated San Diego Christian College with my commercial fixed winged license. ➡️FLIGHT CREDENTIALS: Total Time 432 Hours☑ Drone Pilot Hours 750☑ Total Time 432☑ Pilot in Command Time (PIC) 334.9 Hours☑ Night Flight Time 35.8 Hours☑ Solo Flight Time 97.4 Hours☑ Cross Country Flight Time 104.9 Hours☑ Simulated Instrument 89.7 Hours☑Ratings & Certificates:☑ Part 107☑ Commercial Rotorcraft ☑ Instrument Rated Rotor Craft ☑ FAA Second Class Medical ☑ Commercial Pilot Fixed Wing ☑ Instrument Rated Fixed Wing ➡️Hours Flown per Aircraft:☑ R-44- 41.6hrs☑ Cessna 172- 137.4hrs☑ Grumman Tiger AA5 2.6☑ Piper Archer PA-28A 70.2hrs☑ Robinson R-22- 180.2hrsPlan and analyze flight missionsPerform pre-flight, in flight and post-flight checks and proceduresMaintain instrument currency Conduct pre-flight planning to include mission briefings, analyzing weather forecasts, checking Notice to Airmen (NOTAMs), Special Instructions (SPINs), FAA COA and other airspace requirements.Evaluate mission requirements and determine operational needs.Conduct demonstration flights and complete post-mission reports/logs for all flights.Conduct on-site formal/informal technical training.Participate in ground and flight operations efforts including mission planning, execution and briefing, debriefing, aircrew resource management and safety.Define plans, organize and execute complex flight programs and flight test events.

Veteran Corps Of America

Provided total package fielding to include sustainment support of state of the art Commercial Off The Shelf (COTS) equipment in support of Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear and High Yield Explosives (CBRNE) used by responders for combating Weapons of Mass Effects (WMEs).Used Maximo computer architectures and database structures to the maximum extent feasible to shorten lead-time and reduce overall life cycle costs.Trained Army personnel in the operation and use of Defense, Chemical, Biological, Response Force (DCRF) equipment on a recommended sustainment basis.Assisted operators/users in identifying, capturing, investigating and reporting operator/user problem or anomalies.Provided asset visibility and total life cycle costs of all individual pieces of equipment in the program.

Provided capability to predict and track Nuclear, Biological, Chemical (NBC) and Toxic Industrial Chemical/Material (TIC/TIM) events and effects. Continuously evaluating the systems performance of the Joint Effects Model (JEM), troubleshooting performance issues, and recommending fixes and best practices.Evaluated whether or not the Joint Effects Model (JEM) complies with regulations, specifications and conditions set by Joint Program Management Information Systems (JPMIS) by conducting Verification and Validation.Provided war-fighter support to Northrop Grumman to ensure maximum effectiveness for the JEM software.Conducted system test, integration and backwards compatibility test’s each delivery cycle to ensure no PRI-1 or 2 bugs were delivered.Conducted JEM interoperability tests within JWARN, GCCS-A, GCCS-J, MCS and C2PC systems. Worked with product management and support to design, develop and document (and execute) test plans and test cases.

Defined and executed systems engineering activities within the JWARN project. Activities consist of systems planning, performance management, testing and validation, information engineering, and development of a systems engineering plan.Conducted software testing of the Joint Warning and Report Network, Joint and Maritime (JWARN-J, JWARN-M).Tested and evaluated Nuclear, Biological, and Chemical ATP-45 plots to ensure accuracy and validity. Built JWARN-J servers for Space and Naval Warfare (SPAWAR) Global Command and Control System Joint (GCCS-J).Compiled Problem Change Reports (PCR’s) for further testing and evaluation.

Member of the Defense Threat Reduction Agency's (DTRA) Consequence Management Advisory Team (CMAT), a no-notice worldwide deployable emergency response element responding to chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear, and high yield explosive (CBRNE) incidents.Served in an advisory and assessment support (A&AS) capacity to enhance the integration of DTRA/CSMA branch activities within the DTRA/CSM division and recommends innovative measures that support DTRA's overall ability to provide CBRNE staff support to the Combatant Commanders.Assisted in the development of CMAT plans and procedures to include modeling support for analysis, assessment and evaluation of weapons effects. Assisted in interagency coordination among DoD, Federal, State and local emergency response activitiesAdvised commanders and staffs at the Unified Combatant Command and Joint Task Force level by providing specialized technical expertise and/or reach back in emergency response and consequence management of CBRNE event.

Created the first emergency response team for corporate security WMD/CBRNE anti-terrorism. Through this program AIG can now respond to WMD/CBRNE events without the help of outside agencies. Sourced, identified, and implemented new technology for CBRNE detection to be used in a corporate environment. Wrote policies and procedures for multi-level high rise non-fire emergencies related to terrorist attacks. Tracked over 1500 personnel to include VIPs during evacuation drills to ensure accountability and safety of individuals.Monitored all source intelligence reports in order to maintain a high level of awareness of potential threats.Developed pilot program for corporate America to respond, identify, decontaminate, and mitigate a weapons of mass destruction threat. Provided multi-level training to over 150 security guards, corporate executives, and the Emergency Readiness Team. Presented briefings and presentations to Homeland Security, FDNY, NYPD, and OGA’s (Other Government Agencies) about the Emergency Readiness Team capabilities.

On order conduct no notice deployment to provide chemical and biological advice, verification, sampling, detection, mitigation, render safe, decontamination, packaging, escort and remediation of chemical and biological devices or hazards worldwide in support of crisis or consequence management and chemical and biological defense equipment. Worked in extreme weather conditions.Coordinated with multiple federal agencies to include Secret Service, FBI, CIA, DIA, Special Operations and Special Forces to mitigate CBRN threats and hazards. Supervised 4 personnel in a no notice worldwide crisis/consequence management of chemical and biological incidents such as the 2002 Winter Olympics, Pentagon and the Hart and Longworth buildings during the anthrax attacks.Coordinated with local commands and OGA’s in order to conduct and execute multiple sensitive site exploitation SSE and HUMINT collection missions.Conducted SSE and High Value Target (HVT) raids of suspect target locations to determine, through analytical processes, the presence of weapons of mass destruction in the CENTCOM AOR in Afghanistan and Iraq. Utilized and maintained chemical and biological first entry monitoring equipment such as Draeger products, ICAM, DAAMS tubes, Chempro, ACADA, M90, NARCO drug test kit, Biological Hand Held Assays, M22 water test kit, and Multiwarn. Conducted environmental cleanup, decontamination, and response to chemical, biological, and radiological emergenciesMaintained DOD secret clearance

Bachelor'S Degree, Aviation-Concentration Unmanned Aerial Systems

BS in Aviation, major in Unmanned Aerial Systems with a minor in Biblical studies. AAS in Aviation with a concentration as commercial.

A.A.S, Commercial Pilot

A.A.S in Commercial Pilot 2015

Education record