• Work closely with an Agile/Scrum Software Development team on all application lifecycle phases and system engineering tasking• Facilitated Subject Matter Experts’ deeper involvement in all aspects of the software development from cradle to customer implementation resulting in better interoffice teamwork and improved software development• Identify software discrepancies and coordinate with product owners, software engineers, and testers to document and resolve issues • Utilize the Patriot Excalibur software to create production materials for the Air Force, while verifying the functionality of the software within the developmental builds

• Performed all duties in the production, configuration, assessment, analysis, and fielding of the Pocket J System in support of the United States Air Force Life Cycle Management Center’s Pocket J Program • Duties included test development within a laboratory environment; participation in risk management assessments; test design; test tool selection; command and control (C2) configuration management; software and hardware acquisition; sustainment; planning; infrastructure development; installation, removal keying, and configuration of cryptographic equipment and deployable switching systems • Served as the primary production and GFE Inventory Controller. Provided all of the necessary manufacturing items required to build to print a Pocket J System. • Responsible for the procurement of new assets and for tracking the movement of all completed systems fielded throughout the CONUS Theater.

• Directed the developmental testing of electronic hardware and software components on newly developed command and control systems as they apply to system requirements • Employed quantitative and qualitative methods to develop detailed test plans to be used during all levels of testing throughout the life cycle of the C2 systems under test and implements the use of automated test tools and strategies• Duties included the configuration of various operating systems while diagnosing, troubleshooting and repairing these same systems in-garrison and at deployed locations • Systems tested include: Battle Control Systems – Fixed, Joint Interface Control Officer Support System (JSS), Three-Dimensional Expeditionary Long-Range Radar (3DELRR), Modular Control Equipment (MCE) upgrades, and Battlespace Command and Control Center

• Responsible for complete air surveillance and weapons control operations in support of Contingency and NATO Operations within Northern Italy. Supported pilot training to two F-16 squadrons• Interpreted radar presentation and provided surveillance and weapons control to airborne assets, performed daily radar preparation checkouts ensuring an optimum radar presentation• Adjusted radar presentations when needed to defeat weather and other system anomalies and developed electronic counter measures based upon threat to ensure survivability • Responsible for the complete operations of the squadrons four Control and Reporting Centers AN/TYQ-23’s; responsible for the daily in garrison operations along with multiple Field Training Exercises (FTX) and five separate deployments to Operations Enduring Freedom and Iraqi Freedom • Conducted annual proficiency evaluations on 80 operations personnel to ensure combat mission readiness

• Responsible for the preparation of operational aircrews for worldwide deployment; Maintained an active readiness posture that allowed a full deployment of one aircraft and one aircrew within 72 hours• Evaluated readiness development of aircrew personnel and reported limitations to higher headquarters• Managed a scheduling shop of 5 personnel while meeting the Wings E3 Utilization Rate; Maintained the squadrons flying hour program using the USAF Patriot Excalibur (PEX) software• Coordinated with the squadrons Aviation Resource Management branch to manage the individual scheduling of 1,105 aircrew members • Maintained and scheduled airspace times and diplomatic country clearances for international transit flights supporting Operations from Desert Shield, Desert Storm, Operations Northern Watch and Southern Watch, Provide Comfort and Deny Flight