• Assisted in the assembly, start up maintenance, troubleshooting , repair and final sign off on 10 SLQ-32 (V)2 systems for the US Fleet, US Coast Guard and Foreign Military Sales (FMS).• Performed troubleshooting down to component level on Circuit Card Assemblies (CCAs) and modules, assisted in the upgrading of selected components for the US Fleet and downgrading for FMS.• Created a new test bed for the PCCI unit to allow for testing of the PCCI stack, and other associated components easily, relocated and upgraded the SLQ-32 test bed that made troubleshooting monitor modules, CTT and PCCI units and breadbasket CCAs more efficient.

Completed ENSA work-at-height safety rescue training and confined space entry, operations and rescue training.Assisted in the internal lamination repair of four 48.7m GE blades that were the first internal repair of its kind. Worked closely with structural engineers to complete the repairs in a timely and safe manner that required reengineering to be completed to prevent future catastrophic failures.Led a two man crew in the repairs of four blade tip repairs at two different wind farms.

Programmed and operated CNC controlled;• Bullard 46” vertical lathe• Toyoda PV7 vertical milling machineOperated mechanically controlled; • Mitts and Merrill keyseating machineFamiliar with the G-code programing and processes for CNC operation

Leading Petty Officer (LPO), Operational Weaponry (OW) Division, USS Fort McHenry• Responsible for 21 sailors and preventive maintenance on all OW division gear. Led departmental training for maintenance procedures, ship self defense, and battle orders• Electronic Warfare (EW) module and EW spectrum manager. Responsible for training 18 officers and 5 sailors in combat system, EW tactics, EW operations, countermeasure employment, and emission control ensuring the ship maintained EW battle readiness • Researched, prepared, and briefed crew on intelligence and security concerns to ensure full threat awareness and safe ship operations in foreign operational areasTechnical Instructor, Navy AN/SLQ-32 (V)2 Maintenance Course• Instructed three advanced Electronic Warfare (EW) maintenance classes in trouble shooting techniques, test equipment, schematics, test manuals, ac/dc circuits, transformers, microprocessors, liquid to liquid heat exchangers, receivers, transmitters, CRT displays, soldering, wire repair and cable repair• Managed a test team of 14 people in testing and evaluating 448 fault insertion guides supporting Integrated Electronic Tech Manuals (IETM’s)• Validated course curriculum and updated course documentation for twelve week AN/SLQ-32 (V)2 courseElectronic Warfare technician, Operational Weaponry Division, USS Tortuga• Developed numerous shipboard instructions including: Military Deception Bill, Intelligence Bill, EW Doctrine, and Emissions Control Bill in accordance with the most current Navy OPTASK IW ensuring those warfare areas are managed with the most current tactics• Maintained all EW equipment such as the AN/SLQ-32A, AN/ULQ-16, SLA-10B, and MK-36 ensuring combat readiness operational availabilityHONORSRecipient of the Navy Marine Corps Commendation Medal (2005), Navy Marine Corps Achievement Medal (2004, 2006, 2007), Navy Good Conduct Medal (2006, 2010), Humanitarian Medal (2005, 2010)