-Provide technical, engineering, acquisition, and programmatic leadership in management support to the government in the development and execution of international research and development (R&D) arrangements and projects on advanced space-based capabilities.-Assist the government in developing, managing, evaluating and tracking small satellite and related ground infrastructure projects. -Assist, monitor and utilize Aerospace subject matter experts in the design, development, integration of systems concepts and small satellite projects.-Act as a representative in R&D collaboration working groups, negotiations and related meetings with international partners across the globe to execute multi-national projects.

-Plan and perform technical systems engineering within the Space Architecture Department-Participate in a broad range of architecture-level design activities to support NSS, civil and commercial customers to include:>Participate in multi-disciplinary study teams>Provide independent assessments in support to readiness events>Identify and assess technical risk>Support end-to-end modeling activities-Prepare reports, develop briefings, and present recommendations to customers and company management.

Spectrum Warfare Subject Matter Expert. - Essential to the development and implementation of strategic plan to incorporate cyberspace operations, information operations, space operations as well as electromagnetic spectrum operations into the curriculum at the bi-annual Weapons and Tactics course.-Utilizes systems engineering approach to ensure complete integration of all portions of newly developed program into existing processes and procedures at the aviation schoolhouse.- Integrates national space based capabilities into supporting scenario and during technical demonstrations as required to assist in the development of operating force requirements.- Utilizes expertise in Marine Corps manpower and training processes to develop organic expertise within the staff at MAWTS.- Consistently tracks multiple paths of feedback as a means to continually improve not only the content of the newest curriculum but also the implementation of the program.

• Wrote countless detailed after-action reports, lessons learned, position and information papers to assist leadership in decision making related to Service, Joint and Other Governmental Agency (OGA) strategy, policy, doctrine and requirements advocacy.• Led a team of 10-12 active duty, government civilian and contractor personnel during the execution of daily, monthly and yearly tasks in support of Center activities.• Utilized systems engineering processes to identify, document, and coordinate the definition of USMC IO community and operational force requirements in support of execution of IO mission sets to include several projects to provide materiel solutions which met the documented requirements of deployed units.• Managed six related career fields, ensuring that the community was satisfactorily staffed and trained to meet enterprise requirements.• Provided the Commanding Officer advice on issues relating to Electronic Warfare and Space Operations and their interaction with Information Operations.• Developed and maintained relationships with other Department of Defense services, Coalition forces, Federal agencies and other governmental agencies as well as numerous academia and industry contacts.• Developed Special Technical Operations plans in support of service training requirements.

• Led over 200 personnel in the execution of all required maintenance actions, supply and materiel management and job related training processes ensuring their full and effective employment.• Provided full mission capable aircraft for all tasking while deployed in support of combat operations.• Managed all maintenance processes and personnel training, according to established Department of Navy and USMC policy, which led to the successful completion of three major maintenance inspections.• Coordinated with other department heads to provide a systemic and detailed Plan of Action and Milestones (POA&M) to provide squadron aircrew required training, both in the classroom and flying.• Performed aviation duties as an Electronic Countermeasures Officer (ECMO), Mission Commander, Functional Checkflight (FCF) aircrew, Instrument Evaluator, NATOPS Instructor, Flight Leadership Standardization Evaluator (FLSE), and Weapons and Tactics Instructor (WTI).• 1xCombat Deployment (IRAQI FREEDOM)

• Led over 15 personnel in the tactical and technical employment of the Electronic Warfare (EW) Department, to include the Intelligence, SIGINT Technical Control and Analysis Center, and Information Systems Coordination divisions.• Supervised the development of real-world intelligence support to deployed operations as well as training related exercises and sorties.• Supervised collateral duties assigned to department, to include: Anti-Terrorism/Force Protection Officer, Assistant Security Manager, Joint Mission Planning System maintenance and Information/Knowledge Management functions.• Performed aviation duties as an Electronic Countermeasures Officer (ECMO), Mission Commander, Functional Checkflight (FCF) aircrew, Instrument Evaluator, NATOPS Instructor, Flight Leadership Standardization Evaluator (FLSE), and Weapons and Tactics Instructor (WTI)

- Master's of Science Degree: Information Systems and Operations, with distinction, GPA: 3.96- Master's of Science Degree: Space Systems Operations, GPA: 3.96- Completed non-resident Command and Staff College; USMC Field Grade Level School during night school- Earned two additional military occupational speciality (MOS) qualifications: Technical Information Operations Officer (8834) and MAGTF Space Officer (8866)

Instructor and Training Officer at USN/USMC EA-6B training squadron;• Performed duties as EA-6B instructor with all instructor qualifications.• Ensured all replacement aircrew training incorporated the latest in tactics, procedures and equipment.• Acted as Fleet Replacement Squadron Syllabus Manager, working with Chief of Naval Aviation Training staff to ensure Department of the Navy throughput requirements and standards were met.• Led second largest department in the Fleet Replacement Squadron, managing a cadre of over 30 enlisted, officer and civilian personnel.• Performed duties as VAQ-129 Security Manager and Anti-terrorism/Force Protection Officer.• Developed curriculum and training facility requirements for U.S. Navy’s follow-on Airborne Electronic Attack Platform, the EA-18G . • NATOPS Evaluator (responsible for qualifying fleet instructors)• Led implementation of new curriculum for USMC follow-on model of EA-6B, the ICAP-III

Instructor and Assistant Training Officer at USN/USMC EA-6B training squadron;• Performed duties as EA-6B instructor with all instructor qualifications• Directed the execution of the three phases of academic instruction at Fleet Replacement Squadron• Managed all administrative requirements of the Training Department

Resident Student at USMC Company Grade Level School;• 12 months of military planning process• Honor Graduate

Aircrew in Tactical Electronic Warfare Squadron 3;• Schedules and Ground Training Officer• Airframes Division Officer (Airframes, Seat Shop, Corrosion Control)• Quality Assurance Officer• Assistant Operations Officer• Weapons and Tactics Instructor Qualified, earning additional military occupational specialty (MOS) of 7577.• Nominated for USMC Naval Flight Officer of the Year• 1xWestern Pacific Deployment• 3xCombat Deployment (ALLIED FORCE, SOUTHERN WATCH, NORTHERN WATCH)

Basic Commissioned Officer;• The Basic School (Honor Graduate)• Flight School (Naval Flight Officer)• Fleet Replacement Squadron (EA-6B Basic Aircrew)