First Officer on the Boeing 757/767 for UPS Airlines.

Instructor pilot at the USAF Weapons School. Teaching the next generation of Weapons Officers advanced tactics and integration while staying grounded as credible, humble, and approachable leaders.

A3TA Action Officer in Air Force Special Operations Command HeadquartersSubject matter expert for AC-130 trainingSpecial projects include AFSOC force generation, expeditionary command and control (C2), and redefining readiness assessments

Chief of Weapons and Tactics—Leader of squadron tactics office. Charged with developing, instructing, and executing existing and emerging AC-130 tactics to AFSOC’s largest squadron. Aircraft Commander—Pilot in command of 9 member crew providing premier close air support and precision strike.

Flight Commander—Leader of 66 pilots, copilots, and sensor operators. Aircraft Commander—Pilot in command of 9 member crew providing premier close air support and precision strike.

Flight Commander--In charge of 2 senior Non-Commissioned Officers plus ~40 junior enlisted members. Aircraft Commander--In command of 10 crew members/$193 million aircraft. Responsible for the execution of special operations missions in support of OIR. Assistant Commander, D-Flight--Second in command of 12 officers and 8 enlisted personnel handling deployment and alert schedules, squadron manning, awards, decorations, and performance reports. Assistant Chief of Plans--Second in command of a team of 8 company grade officers and 2 Non Commissioned Officers in the 16th Special Operations Squadron Plans shop. Plans Officer--Plans aircraft movement between home station and deployed locations. Coordinates airspace, refueling, logistics, and diplomatic clearances. Plans home station and off-station training exercises. Coordinates with special operations and conventional users to accomplish training objectives and showcase AC-130 capabilities.Resources Advisor--In charge of managing $700,000 operating budget, approving official travel, and equipping squadron with all necessary materials and services.

Pilot

Student in the US Air Force Weapons Instructor Course (WIC)

ENJJPT (pilot training program) at Sheppard AFB.

Euro-NATO joint jet pilot training. Completed 55 weeks of high intensity pilot training. Flew 220 hours in the T-6 and T-38 aircraft including ~20 hours of solo time and a supersonic flight.