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John Ware is listed as Lead Continuous Process Improvement Specialist at Southwest Research Institute, a company with 2486 employees, based in San Antonio, Texas, United States. AeroLeads shows a matched LinkedIn profile for John Ware.
John Ware previously worked as Lead Continuous Process Quality Improvement Specialist at Southwest Research Institute and Chief of Innovations at United States Air Force. John Ware holds Bachelors, International Relations from Texas A&M University.
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Experienced Aircraft Maintenance Officer with a demonstrated history of working in the Defense & Space Industry. Strong military and protective services professional skilled in Operational Planning, Command, U.S. Department of Defense, Aircraft Maintenance Management, and Aviation.
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Lead Continuous Process Quality Improvement Specialist
Designs, develops, and implements a comprehensive continuous quality improvement strategy aligned with organizational goals and objectives. Supports 3,000 scientists and engineers across 11 technical divisions, providing research and development services in eight market segments: automotive and transportation, biomedical and health, chemistry and.
Chief Of Innovations
Utilizes Art of the Possible, Lean, Six Sigma principles to lead process improvement teams across a 2,210 person Group consisting of seven Squadrons. Responsible for developing, planning, and scheduling projects to reduce costs and enhance processes. Focused on decreasing production costs for six different airframes with an annual $524M budget.
Aircraft Maintenance Officer
Direct Aircraft Maintenance and reparation activities. Manage quality assurance through training, budget, and resource management. Formulates maintenance plans and conducts periodic inspections. Manage the maintenance activities for everything from working and disabled aircraft to ground equipment and structural repair.
Air Forces Central Liaison Officer (Deployed)
Chief Of Exercises, Engagements, & Training Branch/Deputy Chief J3/5 Operations & Plans (Deployed)
Led a 4 person team ensuring 135 Pakistan Military personnel attended International military Education Programs worth $3.5 Million Dollars. Led the J3/5 operations branch consisting of a 5 person team ensuring the bed down of a Personnel recovery Task Force (PRTF)of 2x C-130, 3x HH-60, 107 prsnl w/in 24 hrs of notification. The PRTF was operational within.
Deputy Commander, 309Th Software Engineering Group, Hill Afb
Leads a 2000+ person Group providing software engineering solutions and software sustainment for the US Air Force and other DoD partners. Oversees 94 programs and 5 squadrons implementing Agile program management techniques. Versed in Scrum methodology providing software support across space, aircraft, and military related applications.
Squadron Commander 4Th Equipment Maintenance Squadron
Leads 750 personnel in 5 flights, 11 Air Force specialties, and 29 work centers in support of four F-15E fighter squadrons. Ensures combat readiness for 94 F-15E fighter aircraft managing 65 maintenance facilities, 100 vehicles, and $700M in facilities and support equipment. Oversees the technical training of 750 personnel, ensuring that training standards.
Squadron Commander, 916Th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron, 916Th Air Refueling Wing
Led 200 person total force integration squadron providing flightline maintenance for 12 KC-135 aerial refueling aircraft.
Operations Officer, 770Th Air Expeditionary Advisory Squadron
Led 21 maintenance and logistics Air Advisors, directed, advised and assisted operations in support of the Iraqi Air Force and Operation Inherent Resolve. Executed 120 outside the wire missions and 40 key leader engagements providing advice to Iraqi senior leaders on four foreign military sales cases worth over one billion dollars critical to the fight.
Maintenance Operations Officer, 4Th Equipment Maintenance Squadron
Led 646 personnel in 5 flights, 11 Air Force specialties, and 29 work centers in support of four F-15E fighter squadrons. Ensured combat readiness for 94 F-15E fighter aircraft managing 65 maintenance facilities, 100 vehicles, and $700M in facilities and support equipment. Directed intermediate-level maintenance on 600 pieces of air ground equipment, a.
Chief, Aircraft And Munitions Maintenance Division
Led maintenance & munitions efforts of 771 aircraft/8 active wings/13 guard & reserve wings & 4 FOLs. Serves as Air Forces Southern (AFSOUTH) logistical subject matter expert supporting US Southern Command contingencies, humanitarian operations, and chairman of the joint chief of staff exercises. Provides logistics expertise to USAF units assigned to the.
Maintenance Operations Officer, 355Th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron
Planned and directed aircraft maintenance production activities on 56 A-10C aircraft worth $659M to support two fighter squadrons. Led 650 maintenance airmen from 12 Air Force specialties utilizing $15.8M of support equipment and five facilities. Responsible for organizational-level maintenance on aaircraft and armament systems. Produced largest Combat Air.
Maintenance Operations Officer, 355Th Component Maintenance Squadron
Led 338 personnel in 4 flights, 14 Air Force specialties, & 17 facilities in support of the 355 Fighter Wing, 563 Rescue Group, & 55 Electronic Combat Group. Ensured readiness for 22 unit type codes & managed test measurement diagnostic equipment, accessories, avionics, & propulsion flight assets valued at $500M+. Directed intermediate-level maintenance of.
Officer-In-Charge 55Th Hmu, 923 Amxs
Led 162 personnel across nine AFSCs ensuring combat readiness of nine HH-60Gs low density/high demand personnel rescue unit valued at $234M. Formulated annual, monthly, weekly and daily plans in direct support of home station global reaction force commitment and overseas personnel rescue operations. Directed planning and generation efforts for two 4-ship.
Maintenance Exchange Officer To The Royal Thai Air Force
Advised the Squadron Commander and Chief of Maintenance on C-130 maintenance procedures and safety practices. Interfaced with Joint Uniformed Services Military Assistance Group Thailand and US and Thai contractors on C-130 procurement, sustainment, and training issues. Coordinated logistics of Royal Thai Air Force TDYs to US installations on semiannual.
Thai Language Student
Attended Thai Language course at the Defense Language Institute at Monterey. Successfully attended a year long course gaining fluency in the Thai language. Earned Associate of Arts in Thai Language.
Program Manager
Led 22-person/$3.6M Q-26 infrared targeting system contractor logistics support as the single face to Air Force Special Operations Command (AFSOC) and industry. Managed the $19.1M AC-130U-model Gunship Sustainment Support contract providing enhanced repair. Supervised 28-person/$6.5M ALLTV targeting system team, leading sustainment & modification efforts..
Quality Assurance Officer In Charge
Led 2 senior non-commissioned officers and 14 non-commissioned officers. Enforced maintenance standards for a 490-person consolidated maintenance squadron supporting 15 special operations aircraft. Managed Product Improvement Program, Deficiency Reporting, Tech Order Distribution Office, and One-Time Inspection. Oversaw Functional Check Flight Program.
Assistant Officer In Charge Mh-53 Helicopter Maintenance Unit
Responsible for the sortie generation and maintenance of seven MH-53M aircraft valued at $280M. Supported the 21 Special Operations Squadron. Provided leadership and guidance to 124 aircraft maintenance personnel assigned to nine Air Force specialties. Negotiates weekly schedules to execute a 2,600 hour annual flying program. Reviewed performance.
Officer In Charge, Mh-53 Helicopter Maintenance Unit, 16Th Emxs, Joint Spec Ops Air Detachment
Led 76 personnel and 6 MH-53 helicopters on a 90 day Operation Iraqi Freedom deployment. Provided all 6 helicopters for armed escort for President of The United States Iraq visit. Orchestrated 2,262 personnel/69K pounds of cargo to outlying base camps in support of soldiers and marines in Iraq. Executed 429 combat sorties neutralizing 22 insurgents in Iraq.
Assistant Officer In Charge C-130 Aircraft Maintenance Unit
Responsible for all maintenance on four MC-130H Talon IIs, five MC-130P Combat Shadows and C-130E valued at $1.8B. Led a team of 137 maintenances from six different Air Force specialties in support of Special Operations Europe mission requirements. Provided guidance and implements maintenance plans and schedules for a 4,300 annual flying hour program for.
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John Ware education
Bachelors, International Relations
Associate Of Arts - Aa, Thai Language
Masters, International Relations
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John Ware works for Southwest Research Institute.
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John Ware is listed as Lead Continuous Process Improvement Specialist at Southwest Research Institute.
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John Ware is based in San Antonio, Texas, United States while working with Southwest Research Institute.
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John Ware has worked for Southwest Research Institute and United States Air Force.
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John Ware's colleagues at Southwest Research Institute include Cissie Mathison, Josh Campbell, Doug Yost, John Montes, and Patrick Thompson.
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John Ware holds Bachelors, International Relations from Texas A&M University.
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