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Niceville, Florida, United States

• Manages 4 SBIR contract vehicles and expanded SBIR software development strategy; delivered software packages to USAF customer with additional modules in development.
• Key Executive Management Team member providing critical strategic direction and recommendations directly to CEO/COO as primary AF subject matter expert.
• Lead company effort for siting, purchase/lease, and fit out of first-ever HQ ITA (Florida) facilities for 40+ team members and visiting C-Suite Executives.
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• Responsible oversight for multiple subcontractors across all contracts ensuring accountability and detailed PWS requirements are met for the highest CPAR ratings.
• Direct lead for the recent award of $95M contract to enhance Communications with Advanced Logistics Technology for the U.S. Army Communications-Electronics Command.

Assists Group Commander as primary provider of Electronic Warfare technical, operational and maintenance expertise for 70+ systems on 40+ platforms including 4th/5th generation Fighters, Bombers, Reconnaissance, Search & Rescue and Advanced Programs. Supports Foreign Materiel Sales to 39 Allied nations supporting aircraft such as F-35, F-16, F-15 and E-3..

Eglin Air Force Base, Florida, United States

Commanded 163-person Squadron charged to develop, test, validate and deliver Electronic Warfare software capabilities to enhance CAF survivability. Managed 13 Electronic Warfare product lines, testing operations & daily maintenance of nine Electronic Warfare laboratories valued over $500M. Directed $11M annual budget, coordinated testing and evaluation.

Eglin Air Force Base, Florida, United States

Directed daily operations for 150+ personnel squadrons which develops, tests and fields Electronic Warfare software to multi-service F-35 and CAF units. Organized, trained and equipped engineers, analysts, technicians and support personnel to execute squadron priorities for Electronic Warfare software development utilizing advanced F-35 and CAF.

NAS Whidbey Island, WA

Led 15 US Navy officers and 26 enlisted personnel responsible for all Electronic Attack Weapons School operations and advanced tactical training. Executed EA-18G Level 3/4 Standardization & Evaluation program and the fleet-wide Electronic Warfare Aircrew Readiness Program. EA-18G liaison to USAF Warfare Center and USAF Weapons School for joint tactics.

NAS Whidbey Island, WA

US Navy Category II training course designed for aircrew transitioning into the EA-18G. 310 hours of intense academics, 111 hours computer-based training, 102 simulator hours and 141 sorties totaling 90 flight hours. Completed four rigorous detachments around CONUS to NAS El Centro, NAS Key West and NAS Oceana for Familiarization, Fighter, Airborne.

Nellis AFB, Nevada, United States

Managed elite Weapons School support squadron and 53 personnel while directing all Nellis-based Weapons Instructor Course support functions for 56 A-10, F-15, F-16, HH-60, F-22 and RPA aircraft and 22 training syllabi. Responsible for all aspects of 57th Wing Operation Noble Eagle support, all Nellis AFB Weapons School facility and adversary support.

Dyess AFB, TX

Selectively manned Weapons School cadre member providing platform and positional instruction for the B-1’s most demanding training program. Oversaw Weapons Instructor Course upgrade training and standardization/evaluation functions. Integrated 5 month syllabus with 18 additional Weapons School units, joint agencies, fighter/bomber squadrons and range.

Dyess AFB, TX

Dyess AFB, TX

Assistant Flight Commander – 34th Bomb Squadron, Ellsworth AFB, SDStandardization/Evaluation Officer – 34th Bomb Squadron, Ellsworth AFB, SDB-1 Weapons Systems Officer – 13th Bomb Squadron, Dyess AFB, TXB-1 Formal Training Unit Student – 28th Bomb Squadron, Dyess AFB, TXUndergraduate Flight Training – Training Air Wing Six, NAS Pensacola, FL