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Jacksonville, Florida, United States

Jacksonville, Florida, United States

Sigonella, Naval Air Station Italy

Oversee 700 cross-functional team members comprising 5 aircraft maintenance and logistics groups across nine locations operating in two major global regions. Manage $50M budget to ensure critical support and fleet availability for numerous ongoing operations. • Supported 2,800+ flights achieving 18,700+ mishap-free hours, a 95% mission capability rate, and 99% mission completion rate.• Recognized as #1 officer out of 20. Cited for providing best support in 30 years in world’s most dynamic operating area. • Planned and executed 250+ military and commercial airlift shipments carrying 3.6M pounds of cargo and 706 passengers. • Delivered $681M+ in successful construction projects, reviewing and researching projects and ensuring on-schedule progress. Identified potential issues and collaborated with various departments to implement solutions and remove obstacles. • Directed $47M+ in ordnance logistics in support of operations and exercises across Europe at 100% in-time delivery rate.• Initiated and guided an $8M project design for an operations facility, accelerating funding to avert future added costs.

Jacksonville Naval Air Station, Fl

Led 70-person team performing maintenance on 1,000+ units of aircraft support equipment. Oversaw production operations, administrative management, and professional development activities. Ensured inspection and repair of P-3, P-8, H-60, and C-130 weapon and life support systems, aircraft components, support equipment, and calibration services. Served as Operator Training and Licensing Program Manager.• Identified by supervisor as top warrant officer among 7 peers in operating area. • Increased critical skills 345%, mitigating 17% staffing reduction by implementing training and talent management initiatives.• Achieved 153% increase in staff qualifications to 3K+ total. Drove completion of 846 operator classes, leading to 4K+ licenses. • Lifted mission capability rates to 95.2% while reducing total demand by 58% and recording 47,500+ maintenance hours. • Oversaw 50 career development boards and 45 applications yielding 34 re-enlistments and up to 42% promotion increases.• Secured $1.3M annual cost savings by recouping depreciated and unusable equipment through new policies and procedures.• Organized 2 professional development events as President of the Naval Air Station Jacksonville Mustang Association.

Jacksonville Naval Air Station, Fl

Supervised 150+ team members providing maintenance support to 7 P-8A aircraft and led 13 team members in providing logistical support to 322 staff and material support to 10 P-3C aircraft. Served as Program Manager over tool control, weight and balance, oil consumption, and technical directives. Managed $13M operating budget. Steered team through 2 near-perfect maintenance inspections. • Sustained 100% fleet readiness, 94% mission completion rate, and 87% mission capable rate, eclipsing established goals. • Generated $3.8M in savings through meticulous accounting and identifying and eradicating waste. • Executed nearly 15K staff hours, nearly 7,200 mishap-free flight hours, and 94% mission success rate.• Designed and orchestrated a training and qualification template supporting operations at 5 locations. • Oversaw processing of ~4,700 aircraft parts worth $18M. Managed $13.1M in aviation fuel supporting 5,000+ flight hours. • Directed deployment planning and execution of 7 aircraft, 286 personnel, and 125,000 pounds of equipment to 3 locations. • Facilitated successful transition to P-8A aircraft and safe-for-flight certification. Implemented rigorous cross-training program.

Jacksonville Naval Air Station, Fl

Managed 49 team members performing supply and administrative support to 7 maintenance training units while delivering consistent cost savings. Conducted technical systems training for 78 staff and provided training curriculum support to senior leadership. • Recouped an estimated $213,000 by processing 1,000+ obsolute computer components. • Secured significant cost savings by repurposing over 12,000 square feet of vacated building space. • Led teams to achieve zero discrepancies and to be lauded as model programs by Naval Education and Training Command. • Realized $185,000 in savings through innovative solutions while steering major refurbishment project in support of training.• Managed the maintenance and security of 5 training facilities valued at $160M+ and housing 42 trainers. • Reduced facility and training sustainment costs by 25% and training time by 55% in education and training organization. Streamlined evaluation process to identify redundancies, eliminate inefficiency, and consolidate resources. • Drove 10% cost reduction by performing in-depth analysis on annual $250K budget. • Identified by supervisor as top-rated officer: “Exhibits extraordinary foresight and ensures success. Embodies every quality sought in today’s Naval officer.” – D. Pierce, Cmdr. (Ret.), U.S. Navy

Yokosuka, Kanagawa, Japan

Oversaw 204 team members and 13 work centers providing maintenance and material readiness support to 11 FA-18E Super Hornet aircraft to earn Maintenance Excellence award and other recognition. Led 23 quality assurance and supply procurement professionals. • Delivered 99% combined flight completion rate over nearly 5,000 flight hours. • Inspired team to achieve highest advancement rates in organization and receive an annual Retention award. • Executed $23M flight operations and supply budget with 100% accuracy. Coordinated 262 vital requisitions, enabling highest aircraft availablity rate in organization during combat operations. • Orchestrated $33.8M in logistics support through 378 requisitions. • Saved $7,000 through Defense Reuitilization and Marketing Office acquisitions in response to $35,000 funding gap resulting from cost increases driven by new materials. • Facilitated successful unit aviation maintenance inspection, achieving 37 of 42 programs on track and 100% “Satisfactory” drills. • Enabled 81% mission capable rate during unit’s emergency evacuation to Anderson Air Force Base, Guam. Deftly directed pre-deployment maintenance and training turnaround plan amid ambiguity and low logistical support. • Recapitalized aerial refueling capability by securing 2.7M+ gallons of in-flight fuel to enable maritime flight operations.