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Keyport, Nj, Us

Lakehurst, New Jersey, United States

Automated Support Equipment Recommendation Data (AUTOSERD) Assistant Weapons System Manager (AWSM) supporting the Common Aviation Support Equipment Program Office (PMA260) under contract with Eagle Systems.

Logistician supporting Naval Surface Warfare Center Philadelphia Division (NSWCPD).

San Diego, California, United States

MALS-16 IMRL SNCOIC (CH-53E, MV-22)-Directed the management of over 6,000 aviation support equipment assets valued at $132 million, ensuring optimal maintenance and operational readiness for a fleet of 50 MV-22 Ospreys and 52 CH-53E Super Stallion aircraft.-Supervised a team of 26 employees, overseeing inventory management, equipment functionality checks, and the assembly of support packages, while collaborating with senior management to achieve 100% readiness for aircraft maintenance.-Managed a budget exceeding $500,000, tracking hundreds of purchase orders from initiation to completion and ensuring accurate reconciliation and inventory tracking through advanced management systems.-Monitored and managed equipment lifecycles, coordinating repairs, maintenance, and replacements to ensure optimal operational capability.-Adhered to procurement protocols for replacing parts and assets, contributing to mid-year and annual budget planning for various departments.-Oversaw the coordination of non-operational support equipment inventory, managing 300 assets valued at $9 million and conducting Level of Repair Analysis to determine optimal actions.-Assessed design interface elements provided by Aircraft Maintenance Engineer Officers to align maintenance planning with logistical support and engineering requirements.-Managed the efficient shipment and transfer of 2,900 pieces of support equipment to various military units and contractors, ensuring seamless logistical operations for deployments and training missions across the Middle East, Africa, Europe, and Asia.-Recognized as a Subject Matter Expert for the Aircraft Maintenance Material Readiness List( AMMRL) Program and served as a Quality Assurance Inspector, leading 10 teams and developing tailored training programs to improve performance.

Mals-16 Forward Deployed Aviation Logistics Ship

MALS-16 Forward IMRL -Solely oversaw the IMRL/ AMMRL program managing over 284 pieces of aviation support equipment (SE) valued at $6,385,071 with 100% accountability -Involved in the planning, preparation, and execution of TAVB operations in support of joint Philippine & American exercise BALIKATAN 23.-Dealt with Foreign entities during shipping, receiving and maritime logistics. Resolved issues and communicated plans/instructions due to the complexity of international/ maritime logistics.-Provided 19 data points for 277 SE line numbers to complete a Remote ExpeditionarySupport Package Workbook that will provide a baseline footprint for future aviationlogistics planning.-Created a pack up of 199 SE items valued at $5,361,609 for Marine Aviation LogisticsSquadron 16 Guam Detachment that will support the flight operations of the INDO-Pacific Summer Exercises.

Mals-14 Mcas Cherry Point North Carolina

MALS-14 IMRL NCOIC (AV-8B,KC-130,RQ-21A)Managed Aviation Support Equipment (ASE); 8,000-10,000 pieces. 120 million dollar inventory (Est). Five direct reports and Eight indirect reports (people). Procurement, issue/receive, logistics, shipping, inventory, repair, overhaul and identified/resolved other unique issues related to Aviation Support Equipment (ASE) that impacted aviation maintenance. Managed the divestment of AV-8B Peculiar Support Equipment (PSE) and Liaised with PMA-257 to coordinate retention, redistribution, of AV-8B PSE, to improve readiness and SE lifespan of remaining operational AV-8B squadrons. Navy and Marine Corps Achievement medal (NAM), impact award. Responsible for support equipment physical and administrative inventory accountability, fleet management, and requirements validation utilizing the Department of Navy’s Support Equipment Management System (SEMS), and SERMIS. Initiate IMRL traffic with higher headquarters (2MAW, MARFORCOM) directly. Provided in-depth weekly in education, leadership, development in loss prevention, physical and electronic security, and risk management to Marines and 23 collateral duty holders via weekly technical training. Managed METCAL program for work center and increased readiness numbers significantly. Holding billet and responsibility above pay grade. As I-Level Supervisor coordinated with and trained O-level IMRL mangers to increase readiness numbers, dispose of NRFI assets, request depot level repair and order assets through Navy supply system.

Associate Of Arts

Currently pursuing an Associate in Arts degree to transfer to a four year degree school.

Warrior Scholar Project, Humanities

The Warrior-Scholar Project humanities academic boot camp is an immersive, week-long program consisting of readings on American democracy.