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Randolph Afb, Tx, Us

- TS/SCI- Air Force Test Center (AFTC), Engineering and Technical Management Directorate (EN), Test & Evaluation (T&E) Division (AFTC/ENT)- Aerospace survivability/Live Fire Test & Evaluation (LFT&E), and landing gear system (wheels, tires, brakes, strut) RDT&E Subject Matter Expert (SME)- AFTC senior technical advisor, SME on Title 10 USC aerospace survivability/weapons lethality LFT&E including: Armed Overwatch (OA-1K), B-21, EA-37B, E-7A, F-15EX, F-22, F-35A/B/C, HH-60W JGII, KC-135 Tanker Replacement, KC-46A, LGM-35A, MH-139A, NGAD, Next Generation Aerial-Refueling System (NGAS), SAOC (E-4B Rep), VC-25B- Key contributor to AFTC Digital Transformation Strategy, including planning, implementation of first AFTC-hosted Digital Engineering USAF T&E Enterprise Summit held May 22 at DEFENSEWERX-AFRL Doolittle Institute- AFTC Lead for ongoing quarterly AFRL-AFTC Research, Development Test & Evaluation (RDT&E) Collaboration Summit, Topics of Collaboration (ToC) 8, 12 involving Early Planning Involvement, Long-Range Strategic Planning- Bi-annual Air Force Material Command (AFMC) Executive Weapon Systems Review (EWSR) RDT&E topics- AFTC Senior Test Representative at WPAFB, RDT&E liaison to HQ AFMC/A3/6, Air Force Life Cycle Management Center (AFLCMC, including AFLCMC/AZT (Center Test Authority)), Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL); Air Force Nuclear Weapons Center (AFNWC), Air Force Sustainment Center (AFSC), Air Force Warfare Center, AFWC); Liaison to Air Force Operational Test Command (AFOTEC), Air Force Global Strike Command (AFGSC), Air Force Special Operations Command (AFSOC), Air Combat Command (ACC), Air Mobility Command (AMC), United States Space Force (fka Air Force Space Command)

Randolph Afb, Tx, Us

- TS/SCI- Technical Fellow Arnold Engineering Development Complex (AEDC) · Inducted Jun 2018- 96 Test Wing (TW), AEDC; 704th Test Group (704 TG), Aerospace Survivability & Safety Office (704 TG/OL-AC)- 96 TW, 96 OG, 780 TS; 96 TW, 704 TG (Feb 05-Dec 16); AEDC, 704 TG (Dec 16-Oct 20)- Technically directed 23 civilian, 99 contractor squadron level aerospace RDT&E team maintaining, enhancing warfighter aerospace survivability and landing gear safety/sustainment: A-10, Airborne Laser, B-1B, B-2, B-21, C-130, C-17, C-27J, C-5 Re-Engining/Reliability Program (RERP), Combat Rescue Helicopter (CRH), CV-22, F-117, F-15, F-16, F-22, F-35, JSTARS Recap, KC- 135, KC-46A, Light Attack (LA), MQ-1 Predator, Presidential Aircraft Recap (PAR), RQ-04 Global Hawk, MH-139A (UH-1N Replacement); several Army, Navy systems, commercial customers - LFT&E technical oversight of OSD/DOT&E covered acquisition programs (USC Title 10 Section 2366): B-21, C-130 Avionics Modernization Program (AMP), C-130J, C-17, C-27J, C-5 RERP, CRH, CVLSP, F-22, F-35, JSTARS Recap, KC-46A, OA-1X (Light Attack), VC-25B (PAR), MH-139A - Led test management process, including test strategy development, planning, test execution, reporting to address critical warfighter aerospace survivability, landing gear safety-sustainment issues within cost, schedule - OL-AC WPAFB BRAC 2005 LFT&E Scenario Lead, directed all collaboration with AF, Navy. Effectively transferred F-35, KC-46 LFT&E production tests from WPAFB to China Lake. Successfully coordinated LFT&E Scenario closeout with AF, Navy, DOD completing 10 months early, meeting all BRAC, joint AF-Navy service requirements. Recognized by Navy BRAC LFT&E Lead to AFMC/CC for superior leadership, outstanding collaboration

Randolph Afb, Tx, Us

- 96 TW, 96 TG, Aerospace Survivability & Safety Office (96 TG/OL-AC)- Acting Director (Supervisor Level 2), Technical Director; managed, technically directed a 23 civilian, 99 contractor squadron level RDT&E team maintaining, enhancing warfighter aerospace survivability and landing gear safety-sustainment for: A-10, B-2, B-52, C-130, C-17, C-5, CRH, F-15, F-16, F-35, JSTARS Recap, KC-135, KC-46A, MQ-01, PAR, RQ-04, several DoD commercial customers - LFT&E technical oversight of OSD/DOT&E designated covered acquisition programs: CRH, F- 35, JSTARS Recap, KC-46A, and PAR - Directed OL-AC test management process, including test safety annex, planning, provisioning, execution, analysis, and reporting to address critical warfighter aerospace survivability, landing gear safety-sustainment issues within program cost, schedule - Guided strategic plan, roadmap development, and implementation; well received by 96 TG/CC

Randolph Afb, Tx, Us

- 96 TW, 96 OG, 780 TS, Aerospace Survivability & Safety Office (780 TS/OL-AC)- Supervised (Level 1), coordinated 8 person Flight level LFT&E team in development, implementation of Title 10 USC aircraft LFT&E programs: C-130 AMP, C-130J, C-17, C-5 RERP, F-22, F-35 - Managed, technically directed Air Force unique, full-scale Aerospace Vehicle Survivability Facility (AVSF), including a 57 person, $5M/yr. operations and maintenance support contract, addressing critical aerospace survivability issues - Improved customer support by leading development of a restructured support contract based upon best value versus previous best price - Significantly enhanced warfighter aerospace RDT&E capability by capturing resources, successfully implementing $3M+ in significant AVSF upgrades for F-22 LFT&E - Directed all AF LFT&E programs addressing key warfighter aerospace survivability issues - Reappointed Joint Live Fire Aircraft Systems (JLF/Air) Joint Test Director (JTD) Sep 03 for indefinite term by OSD LFT&E Director based upon demonstrated aerospace survivability/LFT&E technical, management knowledge and expertise, skill demonstrated working across Services to address critical warfighter aerospace survivability issues in previous 3-year appointment - As JTD, coordinated tri-Service, OSD/DOT&E JLF/Air program providing direct warfighter aerospace survivability solutions for OEF/OIF; included aircraft external fuel tank, Rocket Propelled Grenade vulnerability reduction

Randolph Afb, Tx, Us

- 96 TW, 96 OG, 780 TS, Aerospace Survivability & Safety Office (780 TS/OL-AC)- Detailed as Acting OL-AC Technical Director; led a 23 civilian, 109 contractor squadron level aerospace survivability-safety RDT&E team to maintain, enhance warfighter survivability-safety - As Lead, developed all OL-AC critical technical, financial inputs for AFMC/A3 Developmental Test and Evaluation Command OL-AC Integration Study Team. This resulted in AFMC/A3 determination OL-AC warfighter aerospace survivability, landing gear safety missions core to AF mission- Unit BRAC 2005 primary focal point provided timely, accurate inputs to WPAFB, Eglin AFB, AF/TER BRAC 2005 data calls insuring proper consideration of unit DOD mission contribution- Joint Test Director for $2M+/year tri-Service, OSD/DOT&E JLF/Air aerospace survivability program addressing US aircraft warfighter aerospace survivability and US munitions lethality against foreign aircraft - 100% RBA business model was successfully developed, implemented, and guided

Randolph Afb, Tx, Us

- AFRL Flight Dynamics Directorate, Vehicle Subsystems Division, Survivability Branch (AFRL/FIVS)- Supervised (Level 1) 8-person LFT&E team - technical lead responsible for direction and management of mandated C-130J, C-5 RERP, F-22, F-35 LFT&E programs - Technically directed, managed six-phase, integrated $10M+ C-130 LFT&E program- Directed a technically complex, challenging $4M+ C-130 wing dry bay fire extinguishing evaluation - Led C-130 leading edge, engine area, trailing edge dry bay test articles design, fabrication teams. - Co-authored detailed test plans (3), final test reports (3), Aircraft Battle Damage & Repair (ABDR) reports (3) - Successfully developed, validated, transitioned effective C-130 wing dry bay fire extinguishing agent masses. C-130 wing dry bay fire extinguishing solutions reduced system vulnerability 69%, significantly enhancing warfighter aerospace capability - Implemented $2M+ Joint Live Fire C-130 wing hydrodynamic ram evaluation successfully advocating strategy to OSD/DOT&E/LFT&E, completing test planning, fixture design

Randolph Afb, Tx, Us

- AFRL Flight Dynamics Directorate, Vehicle Subsystems Division, Survivability Branch (AFRL/FIVS) - Planned, implemented, and managed a six-phase, integrated $10M SAF/AQ-OSD negotiated C-130 LFT&E program addressing critical wing dry bay fire, composite propeller ballistic damage, MAN Portable Air Defense System (MANPADS), engine nacelle fire extinguishing, wing hydrodynamic ram, and mission abort vulnerability issues - Successfully completed complex, challenging $4M C-130 wing dry bay fire extinguishing eval- Co-authored detailed test plans (3), detailed final test reports (3), ABDR reports (3)- Developed, implemented a first ever Advanced Medium-Range Air-to-Air Missile (AMRAAM) LFT&E program strategy successfully addressing AMRAAM lethality versus the designed foreign target aircraft - Implemented $2.1M JLF/Air C-130 wing hydrodynamic ram evaluation completing strategy development, test planning, and load fixture design - Conceived, implemented a unique, $10M+ C-17 LFT&E program strategy addressing critical wing dry bay and hydrodynamic ram vulnerability issues - Enhanced warfighter RDT&E capability capturing $3M used to upgrade significantly AVSF Test Site 3, insuring mandated C-17 LFT&E execution - Successfully advocated and implemented an approach utilizing in-house AF resources and facilities to design, fabricate high fidelity, production replicated C-17 wing test articles saving $25M plus production delay and disruption costs over the previous approach

Randolph Afb, Tx, Us

- University of Cincinnati, College of Engineering (Mechanical), Co-operative Education Student Intern- AFRL Propulsion Directorate, Fuels and Lubrication Division, Fire Protection Branch (AFRL/POSH)- Assisted military project engineer on AF Firewall Replacement Program as test engineer; responsible for test setup, data collection/analysis, reporting; co-authored technical report- Assisted military project engineers on AF Dry Bay Fire Protection Program as test engineer; contributed on test setup, data collection/analysis, reporting; co-authored technical report- Assisted military projects engineers on AF Fuel Tank Foam Electrostatic Hazard Program as test engineer; Developed test data to validate AF aircraft field fuel tank foam electrostatic discharges. Assisted with testing, transition to the field of current anti-static AF/DoD anti-static fuel tank charcoal grey foam.

Post-Graduate Diploma, Air War College, Air University, Strategic Leadership And National Security

Master Of Science, Mechanical Engineering

Bachelor Of Science, Mechanical Engineering

Online Continuous Learning, Harvard Business School Leadership/Management Series