As an Aircraft Production Controller, I manage and optimize production schedules for over 100 aircraft, ensuring timely maintenance and operational readiness. Utilizing IBM Maximo, I track and manage over 500 aircraft-related assets, reducing downtime by 20% through proactive maintenance scheduling. I collaborate closely with engineers, technicians, and supply chain personnel to streamline production processes, enhancing overall efficiency by 25%. My role involves ensuring strict adherence to industry regulations and safety standards, maintaining high operational compliance. I have successfully increased on-time delivery rates by 15% through effective schedule management. Additionally, I conduct training sessions for new employees, improving team performance and competence.

Selected for and participated in a full-time, DoD Skill Bridge Fellowship with Sales Platoon, Cohort as a Business Development Specialist, embedded within the Sales Team. Starting with competitive core selection criteria, Sales Platoon identifies high-potential military candidates and then transforms them through an immersive 12 week-boot camp that was specifically designed for the military, by former military veterans with decades of experience developing and growing high performing sales teams, post-service.Sales Platoon Candidates progress through four phases, three certifications, and two months of live client engagements with one mission in mind: to de-risk critical sales hires for front line sales managers and accelerate our graduate’s time to success. Each graduate has been fully onboarded, trained and certified as Account Executives and have demonstrated expertise in the fundamentals of professional sales. Interested companies pre-certify with Sales Platoon and can either direct hire or apply to receive our graduates for sales apprenticeships. This provides a ‘try before you buy’ experience for sales leaders, de-risking critical hires and providing year-round access to high-quality, certified pre-onboarded sales reps.

Inspect, repair and test aircraft hydraulic and in-flight refueling systems. Advise on aircraft fuel systems maintenance procedures and policies. Inspect fuel cells and tanks for foreign objects, corrosion, cell deterioration and fungus. Maintain inspection and maintenance records. Recommend ways to improve equipment, performance and maintenance procedures. Dispose of hazardous materials according to safety and environmentally acceptable standards

Maintains MQ-9 Remotely piloted aircraft, support equipment, forms, and records. Performs and supervises flight chief, expediter, crew chief, repair and reclamation, quality assurance, and maintenance support functions.

Assigned to the Maintenance Flight, supports maintenance within the Repair and Reclamation, Phase Docks & Flight. Troubleshoot, inspect and repair F-16 Emergency Power Unit, Jet Fuel Start System, Wheels and Tires and CDDAR. Responsibilities include shift leader, aircraft forms, IMDS, SAP, POM, safety, training, and shop housekeeping. Additional duties include Safety Representative, Trainer, FOD monitor, Hazmat Monitor and Lockout/Tag-out.

- Assists planning and executing scheduled/unscheduled maintenance on F-16 CID aircraft valued at over $25M. Performs aircraft basic postflight, preflight, thruflight, launch/recovery, and other special inspections Diagnoses malfunctions, determines maintenance actions, orders/monitors status of parts, ensuring timely repair. Responsible for cleanliness and appearance of aircraft preventing corrosion damage to aircraft components. Key accomplishments: -Strict adherence to technical data--maintained impressive 100% pass rate on 11 QA inspections in FY2007. -Deployed to Tyndall AFB; contributed to 106 sorties and 140 hours; sustained 88.5% Fully Mission Capable rate--all flight taskings met.

Disassembles, cleans, inspects, and reassembles main and nose wheel and tire assemblies . Performs pre-use inspection of equipment. Reviews associated paperwork and annotates prescribed wheel information. Disassembles wheel using bead breaker and power tools. Cleans wheels using parts washer. Inspects wheels and associated hardware for cracks, galls, nicks, rust, and overall serviceable condition. Cleans bearings in solvent, performs inspection in accordance with applicable technical data, and repacks bearings with prescribed grease by hand or by pressure packer. Examines tires for cuts, cracks, and blisters. Inspects and installs all associated wheel assembly build-up hardware. Inflates tires to prescribed air pressure. Performs tire leak checks. Collects and delivers assemblies from aircraft maintenance unit supply elements. ADDITIONAL DUTIES: Hazardous Communication Monitor (HAZCOM), Section Safety Monitor, and Self-Aid Instructor. Key accomplishments: -Discovered 28 damaged wheel bearing cups; coordinated machine shop repairs--saved $256K in USAF assetsTrained two 425 FS personnel on wheel maintenance procedures--increased squadron productivity by 20%. Supported build-up of over 2K aircraft wheel assemblies--enabled 56 FW to fly over 31K sorties during FY06- Found eight defective tires prior to installation on wheel assemblies--saved 150 man-hours; averted tire failure- Unsurpassed attention to detail; responsible maintainer--earned 100% QA pass rate on six personal evaluation

Accomplishes hourly postflight and periodic inspections of F-16C/D aircraft. Removes and installs major components such as landing gear, flight control, power plant, hydraulic, electrical, utility, jet fuel starter, accessory drive gearbox, and emergency power systems. Inspects and checks components for proper installation and operation. Adjusts, aligns, and rigs aircraft systems. Troubleshoots, repairs, and operationally checks all malfunctioning systems. Jacks, tows, and services aircraft. Performs pre-use inspections and operates all powered and non-powered aerospace ground equipment. Complies with time compliance technical orders (TCTO), time changes items (TCI), and one-time inspections as required. Ensures all maintenance actions are properly documented in the integrated maintenance data system (IMDS). Handles and disposes of hazardous material and waste according to environmental standard. ADDITIONAL DUTY: Equipment Vehicle Monitor. Key Accomplishments: Supported 43K flying hours via 21 400-hour phase inspections; ensured quality of flight for Luke's F-16 fleet. Completed 24 inspections and corrected 950 aircraft discrepancies--earned a 100% Quality Assurance inspection pass rate. Assisted Maintenance department with 92% on-time phase delivery rate; goal was 80% on time delivery rate. Accomplished over 62 TCTOs and 13 time change inspections during FY05.

Accomplished hourly postflight/periodic inspections of 24 F-16C/D aircraft and records maintenance actions. Removed/installed major components; troubleshoots, repairs, and operationally checks all functioning systems. Completed time compliance technical orders (TCTO), time change items (TCI), and one-time inspections. Utilized Fault Isolation Manuals, Integrated Maintenance Data System and documents/reviews aircraft formsFinished 21 inspections, corrected 490 errors--achieved 98% Quality Assurance pass rate; shattered squadron's goal of 90% and contributions led to 310th dock winning the coveted "Dock of the Month" Award.