Melvin Jobe Email & Phone Number

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States

As a joint senior analyst, provides support to execute the CJCS Joint Training System and provide direct feedback to JNTC leadership. Assists with planning and execution of joint training to meet realistic and evolving joint warfighting needs. Evaluate efficacy of CE2T2 investments and make recommendations to optimize resources. Advocate for and support OSD/CJCS training initiatives. Participates in accreditation, certification and mitigation of JNTC programs. Conducts program performance and improvement assessment. Coordinates efforts to accomplish CJCS T2 objectives. Coordinate with experimentation and test communities to anticipate and implement training capabilities supporting new or improved warfighting capabilities.

Nellis Afb, Nevada

• Leads a staff of 34 operational and 378 tactical personnel achieving large organizational and program goals supporting the United States Air Force Warfare Center. • Executes a budget of $550K supporting munitions maintenance, assembly, and support for 171 tactical fixed and rotary wing aircraft • Develops Airmen and leaders to continuously improve and overcome deficient processes and programs to preserve $215M infrastructure and resources. • Amplifies and validates curriculum and partners with Aircraft Maintenance and Munitions Operations School to launch Advanced Sortie Production Course.

Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam, Hawaii

• Led a staff of eight personnel and provided strategic leadership, organizational management, mentorship, policy development and guidance for 1.4K Airmen across 17 bases in the United States Air Force’s Pacific Theater (two in Alaska, three in Japan, 10 in South Korea, one in Guam, one in Hawaii). • Directed logistics management, supply chain audit, accountability, reliability, safety and security policy and procedures for $6.4B War Reserve Material operational inventory.• Provided oversight and collaborated Memorandum of Agreements with Republic of Korea Air Forces and Japanese Air Self Defense Forces for United States real property management and advised Japanese Air Self Defense Forces military construction solutions.• Authored and collaborated command policy to Headquarters Air Force affecting regulatory adjustment and change across the United States Air Force. • Planned, organized and directed Combat Ammunition Production Exercises and Staff Assistance Visits to various locations throughout the Pacific Command area of operations.• Managed and oversaw $77M munitions material handling equipment items and accounts and advised general officer strategic planners during wartime Operational Plan development and exercises.

Kadena Ab, Japan

• Led a staff of 28 operational and 281 tactical military and Japanese civilian personnel in three flights logistics management and supply chain audit validation for $781M worth of munitions war reserve stock materials. • Established squadron’s 5-year maintenance strategic, readiness plan and life-cycle equipment and logistics management for $3.4M account.• Pioneered inaugural Japanese Self-Defenses Force support and authored explosive safety and policy requirements for 208 logistics movements and unified coalition partner operability. • Elected Chief Group President and refreshed private organization relationship, $15K per year/fundraising and designed Chief recognition, non-commissioned officer panels for advisory boards. Reinvigorated community involvement.

Osan Ab, Republich Of Korea

Creech Afb, Nevada

• Directed maintenance and security for 1.7K equipment items worth $27M to manage $1.5B munitions inventory and supply chain management. • Supervised training and led 180 personnel and enabled deployment readiness to support Operation Enduring Freedom, Iraqi Freedom and multiple humanitarian efforts. • Developed timely supply chain support for air-to-ground munitions assembly, extended service life and saved the Air Force $2.8M.• Authored deployment coding to develop personnel and equipment cataloging for remotely piloted aircraft contingency engagement for US Central Command operations. • Managed and accounted for $7.1M munitions inventory in accordance with DOD guidance and policy.

Spangdahlem Ab, Germany

Multiple munitions positions culminating with role as Munitions Section Chief at Spangdahlem AB, GE

Master Of Science - Ms, Organizational Leadership, Cum Laude

Bachelor Of Business Administration (B.B.A.), International Business Management, Cum Laude