- Perform Primary Pre-flight Mission System Startup / Shutdowns, and Data Extractions on the MQ- 4C UAS.- Perform Secondary Pre-flight Startup / Post-flight Shutdowns, Data Extractions and Mission System Trainer.- Trouble-shoot Secondary Mission Control Station and Mission System Trainer as issues occur in a mixed Windows environment including: Windows XP, Windows 7, Windows Server 2003, Windows Server 2008, along with Linux systems and VMWare.- Assist Officers, Instructors, and AVO/MPO trainee’s with Mission System Trainer issues.- Use Active Directory to create accounts, unlock accounts, and reset passwords.

- Logistics Analyst supporting PMA276 H-1 Avionics. Providing logistics support to the Assistant Program Manager for Logistics and DAML for the acquisition of the H-1 Full Motion Video system.- Tasks include, Identifying required logistics CDRLs, drafting Users Logistics Support Summary, identifying areas for Life Cycle Sustainment Plan updates, and maintenance documentation and plans.

Semi-Retired

- Providing training services for the MQ-4C Triton Unmanned Aerial System (UAS) maintenance program in the Navy System Integration Laboratory (NSIL).- Responsible for MQ-4C System Administrator/Information Technician maintenance training system analysis, design and development, technical evaluation, and provides subject matter expertise.

- Logistics Analyst supporting PMA205, Providing logistics support to the Assistant Program Manager for Logistics and DAML for Integrated Training and Tactical Training Ranges, supporting the sustainment of Tactical Combat Training System Increment 1.- Tasks included, Failure analysis of assemblies/sub-assemblies used to identify high failure items, project annual burn rates and sustainment costs, review, analyze, and maintenance documentation and plans. Over saw the block upgrade of TCTS Increment 1 at three sites. - Coordinated and prepared monthly report. Monitored, prioritized, and tracked travel funds. Coordinated/prepared for various ILS meetings.

- Provides total life cycle acquisition expertise for eight Naval Aviation Training Systems. Provides specific guidance on program cost, schedule, and performance requirements. Responsible for the project initiation, management, and delivery for Advanced Arresting Gear, Electromagnetic Aircraft Launch System, Aviation Data Management and Control System, ARC-210 radio. - In the role as a Subject Matter Expert, assisted in the technical review of the training task analysis and subsequent development of the training plan for the Advanced Arresting Gear, Electromagnetic Aircraft Launch System, Aviation Data Management and Control System, ARC-210 Radio, and Blue Force Tracking Systems ensuring program milestones are met.- Lead the EMALS and AAG training teams, consisting of military, DOD civilians and contractor support, in reviewing and updating 25,000 individual tasks for 26 sub-systems for AAG and 6 sub-systems for EMALS.

- Managed and supervised 24 technicians in the preventative and corrective maintenance of Radar, communication, electronic, computer and navigational equipment. Supporting 42 Special Operations Craft (SOC), and managed $50 million in equipment assets. - Blue Force Tracker (BFT) integration and installation on MK-V (SOC) and 11Meter Rigid Inflatable Boats (RIB). Resulting in various models of BFT to be utilized and changed easily and efficiently. Greatly increasing craft and personnel identification.- Managed and coordinated the replacement MK-V (SOC) Navigation and Mission computer integration, installation, and System Operational Verification Test (SOVT) on ten MK-V (SOC) greatly enhancing their capabilities and supportability.- Coordinated and managed the Rover 4 Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) video system integration on 11Meter RIB. This allowed the operators to receive UAV video feeds from different platforms quickly and efficiently.- Managed and coordinated $20 million Combat Craft Forward Looking Infrared upgrade from Maritime Forward Looking Infrared on ten MK V SOC and 32 RIBs. Giving the operator enhanced video and targeting capabilities on their craft.

- Developed and instituted a Maintenance and Material Management (3M) program for classrooms and laboratories. Maintaining all equipment in top working order, utilizing existing personnel in performing maintenance of over $2.4 million in assets for Center for Information Dominance, Learning Site Norfolk.- Coordinated and supervised the facilities, installation and testing of two multi-million dollar installations for Global Command and Control System Maritime 4.x System Administration course and Information Systems Maintenance course.

- Supervised and managed 10 technicians performing scheduled and unscheduled maintenance on all Communications, Radar, Navigation equipment, and Interior Communication equipment.- Coordinated and supervised the upgrade installation and System Operational Verification Test of all HF radios to AN/URT-23F, ensuring the equipment worked in all modes.- Troubleshot and Repaired AN/WSC-3 Satellite Communications and ON-143(V)6 Data Processer ensuring data connectivity for the GCCS-M system, critical to maintaining the ship’s data flow while overseas.

- Supervised the installation and testing of Drop In Communication Package and AN/VIC-3 communications system on two 30 FT Rigid Inflatable Boats.- Coordinated and lead the Forward Looking Infrared integration on the 30 FT Rigid Inflatable Boats as proof of concept leading to Maritime Forward Looking Infrared system.- Conducted repairs on Rigid Inflatable Boat electronics, Radar, Identify Friend or Foe (IFF) equipment, and electrical systems while overseas. Troubleshot and rewired craft IFF system making certain craft could be identified by friendly assets.