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Davis-Monthan Afb, Tucson, Az

- Feilds, repairs, intergrates, and maintains an Information Warfare ( IW ) simulator, that is a diverse mix of government and commercial off the shelf software and hardware designed to provide a robust, and dynamic IW training enviorment for US Air Force Compass Call combat aircrews. - Serves as the on-site Subject Matter Expert for CCMCS capabilities for customer organization's.- Provides the user with operator level system training.- Identifies server and client hardware and software faults, implements solutions and then tests solutions in an often fast paced and demanding environment.- Performs assignments designed to develop profesional knowledge thru the application of standard techniques, procedures, and criterea while carrying out a sequence of related engineering tasks.- Coordinates with the USAF user to schedule all training events conducted in two CCMCS trainers. - Controls USAF repair cycle assets used on the CCMCS and ensures they are expeditiously returned to the supply system. Tracks and schedules all test equipment for calibration requirements.

Tucson, Arizona

- Performs scheduled and un-scheduled maintenance on Bombardier Challenger aircraft in accordance with applicable technical data and FAA regulations.- Install, inspect, diagnose and repair auto flight, communications, navigation, radar, detection circuits and in-flight entertainment systems using various test equipment.- Performs mechanical and electrical component removals and installations. Complies with hardware, software and wiring modifications using Bombardier and vendor service bulletins. - Experienced in aircraft computer integrated systems and network operations.- Ability to read, understand and execute electrical engineering and wiring diagrams

- Subject Matter Expert for Compass Call operations as an Evaluator Flight Engineer.- 23 years of aviation operations and aircraft maintenance experience while scheduling, training, evaluating, and mentoring US Air Force aircrews on multiple C-130 aircraft types.- Maintained a Top Secret / SCI security clearance for over 16 years- Squadron Senior Flight Engineer & Standardization and Evaluations Flight Chief: Supervised daily operations of the Quality Assurance (QA) office consisting of 12 QA professionals. Conducted evaluations and continuously audited the training and readiness of 163 aircrew members. - Scheduling Flight Chief: managed the squadron’s 8.5 million dollar flying hour program. Led scheduling of 18,000 flight hours for 130 aircrew members in 10 crew positions. Tracked 2,500 flight and ground training currency events for all flight engineers.- Coordinated with engineering, maintenance and operations to solve interoperability problems. -Performed periodic and spot inspections to ensure technical order use and compliance on safety directives. Performed Technical Order reviews to ensure accuracy of material. - As a primary crewmember, served as airframe, systems, and power plant expert on multiple C-130 aircraft during worldwide flight operations. Operated, monitored, and regulated the following aircraft systems from engine start to shut down: Engine, hydraulic, electrical, fuel, pressurization, and air-conditioning. Provided critical inputs to the aircraft commander while executing corrective actions during aircraft emergencies. Performed Functional Check Flight (FCF) airworthiness sorties.- Directed flight crew full motion simulator requirements with design team engineers, contributions and inputs were used to shape training program for future aviators.- Conceptualized and developed a comprehensive continuation training program for mission ready flight engineers, resulted in better trained crewmembers, and fewer discrepancies on evaluations.

- Identified hardware and software faults on Compass Call Mission Systems, provided timely recommendations, and implemented solutions.- Performed the duties of a system analyst while operating, maintaining, and instructing others on the Compass Call Mission Crew Simulator (CCMCS). - Scheduled and instructed initial qualification, requalification, instructor upgrade, and continuation training for the unit’s Airborne Maintenance Technicians cadre.- Proficient in troubleshooting and repair of Information Warfare (IW) systems to include transmitters, receivers. RF distribution equipment, low/mid/ high band amplifiers, and computer systems.- Responsible for programming and maintaining sophisticated computer driven electronic combat systems, monitored system operation, and performed in-flight troubleshooting.- Critical member of deployed operations planning team; responsible for scheduling, flight planning, crew briefing, and safe aircraft operations during combat operations. - Independently developed an in-depth Quick Reaction Capabilities training library and associated system study materials, improved units abilities, and minimized training time.

- Performed installation, tests, alignments, calibrations, and troubleshooting procedures on Information Warfare line-replaceable units using electronic principals, analog, digital computer, and radio frequency theory to determine system malfunctions.- Performed periodic checks, daily maintenance, and reprograming of Information Warfare radar warning receivers, chaff and flare systems and electronic countermeasure pod systems.- Skilled in using an array of test equipment, to include oscilloscopes, multimeters, signal generators, spectrum analyzers, power meters, pulse generators and radar simulators.- Controlled repair cycle assets undergoing maintenance and ensured they were expeditiously returned to the supply system.