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Randolph AFB, TX, US

Responsible for developmental test engineering activities of HH-60G and HH-60W programs for CSAR CTF. Provided technical leadership and management in planning, analyzing, and reviewing test and evaluation efforts. Performed Airborne Test Conductor duties in support of ongoing HH-60G and HH-60W test programs. Performed Instructor and Evaluator duties in.

Randolph AFB, TX, US

Directed, planned, and executed developmental testing of HH-60G aircraft for CSAR CTF. Provided technical expertise to the Commander, support staff, and test personnel. Performed Airborne Test Conductor duties in support of ongoing HH-60G test programs. Performed Instructor and Evaluator duties in order to qualify new flight test engineers as test aircrew.

Huntsville, Alabama, US

Directed, planned, and executed developmental testing of HH-60G aircraft for CSAR CTF. Provided technical expertise to the Commander, support staff, and test personnel. Supervised 5 technicians and engineers as Site Task Lead for BRC contractor operations. Performed Airborne Test Conductor duties in support of ongoing HH-60G test programs.

Huntsville, Alabama, US

• Directed, planned, and executed developmental testing of US Air Force HH-60G aircraft for Combat Search and Rescue Combined Test Force (CSAR CTF)
• Provided technical expertise to the Commander, support staff, and test personnel
• On site Task Lead for BRC contractor operations
• Planned, conducted, and reported on flight test activities in support of HH-60G Operational Loss Replacement Program
• Lead Test Engineer for new Personnel Recovery Situational Awareness hardware suite installation for HH-60G aircraft
• Researched aircraft systems for development of improved electromagnetic interference test procedure

Dallas, TX, US

• Directed, planned, and executed developmental testing of US Air Force HH-60G aircraft for Combat Search and Rescue Combined Test Force (CSAR CTF)
• Provided technical expertise to the Commander, support staff, and test personnel
• On site Task Lead for Jacobs Engineering contractor operations.
• Performed background research on proposed weapon system upgrade in order to analyze test data effectively
• Planned, executed, and reported on successful critical control display software test

Las Vegas, NV, US

• Developed automated test script to simulate actual gaming environment for stress testing
• Engineered testing framework to identify high risk areas of gaming source code
• Created bash scripts to automate redundant tasks for testers, reducing operator error
• Co-authored test plan rewrite, improving testing efficiency
• Combined Python and gdb scripting to automate software validation
• Created test cases, reviewed deficiency trackers, and assigned trackers for correction/verification

Lakewood, NJ, US

• Conducted regulatory testing of gaming machines and software for various jurisdictions
• Performed in-depth source code analysis of gaming software
• Created Excel script to calculate all available pay combinations to ensure full test coverage
• Developed gdb scripts to test complex features and rare game events
• Trained other test engineers on setup and emulation of current and legacy gaming machines

Randolph AFB, TX, US

• Directed, planned, and executed Combat Air Force’s operational testing of aircraft
• Provided technical expertise to the Commander, support staff, and test personnel
• Responsible for design, development, and management of all weapon system unique test instrumentation, data reduction tools, and analysis tools
• Supervised team of five flight test engineers
• Led modification efforts, tracked deficiencies, and assessed performance on $2.3 billion worth of equipment
• Troubleshot modification installation error and developed repair solution saving the US Air Force $100,000 in replacement costs

Randolph AFB, TX, US

• Conducted operational test for new weapons, avionics, software, and tactics for Air Combat Command
• Led team responsible for developing, testing, and procuring effective and sustainable systems
• Assessed performance on $250 million in test aircraft and equipment by tracking deficiencies, leading modifications and analyzing test results
• Led team responsible for developing, testing, and procuring effective and sustainable systems for $250 million in equipment
• Verified vital equipment compatibility with new flight software update that reduced aircraft downtime by 7 hours
• Led $200,000 recording modification effort, improving data collection by 30% and processing times from 2 weeks to 3 days

Randolph AFB, TX, US

• Conducted operational test for new weapons, avionics, software, and tactics for Air Combat Command
• Managed unique test equipment used to validate F-15C modifications and test new systems
• Analyzed mission results, generated and tracked deficiency reports, and assessed performance of five programs valued at $200 million
• Revised flight data load procedures for new training jamming pod that decrease upload time by 20%
• Rewrote contractor agreement for modifying aircraft, streamlining the modification schedule and saving the AF $490,000
• Lauded as “go to officer for the toughest problems” by supervisor

Randolph AFB, TX, US

• Developed, planned, and conducted operational testing of F-22A aircraft
• Managed unique test instrumentation, data reduction and analysis tools, and reporting systems
• Served as lead weapon system engineer verifying the integration of munitions with the aircraft
• Performed security manager duties ensuring compliance with directives
• Rewrote security operations instructions which improved classified material training and tracking; received “Outstanding” rating on annual communications security inspection
• Revamped secure system loading procedures for F-22A, reducing loading time by 50%

Randolph AFB, TX, US

• Commanded combat ready missile crew
• Directly responsible for 50 nuclear missiles and monitored an additional 150 missiles
• Directed 20 two-person missile crews
• Oversaw $4.3 billion in weapon system assets
• Assumed command of wing assets in emergency/wartime environments

Randolph AFB, TX, US

• Commanded nuclear missile flight and oversaw $1.1 billion in weapons assets
• Responsible for 10 nuclear missiles
• Directed retarget/launch actions for 50 missiles
• Supervised eight operations, security, and support personnel at missile alert facility
• Instituted fault tracking program at missile alert facilities that showed trends in equipment errors which lead to faulty equipment replacement and an alert rate of 99% for the squadron
• Pioneered two deputies per commander policy; evenly distributed alert duties among deputy commanders which decreased scheduling conflicts by 95%

Randolph AFB, TX, US

• Assisted Flight commander in leading 14 missile crew members
• Monitored and advised flight commander on readiness issues
• Responsible for maintaining $13 million missile alert facility
• Directed actions for 50 nuclear missiles
• Co-authored flight training program that resulted in a 98% flight average on monthly exams
• Created performance report tracking program which resulted in a 99% on time completion rate

Randolph AFB, TX, US

• Second in command of nuclear missile flight and oversaw $1.1 billion in weapon system assets
• Assisted commander in supervising eight operations, security, and support personnel
• Provided missile alert facility and launch facility configuration and discrepancy tracking
• Perform wing operations scheduling duties
• Revamped operations scheduling instructions, standardizing wing process and increasing efficiency by 15%
• Optimized crew scheduling procedures for 620 monthly alert duties and 270 personnel which led to unit’s operational readiness inspection rating of “Excellent” and “Professional Team” award for stellar contingency.

Randolph AFB, TX, US

• Assisted detachment commander in preparing lesson plans and training for 100 Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps Cadets
• Performed recruiting duties at area high schools
• Developed online form for recruiting, increased requests for information by 20%
• Mentored Cadet Cadre and supervised revision of training preparation program, increased cadet performance at 4 week training camp by 10% over previous year