- Senior Principal Systems Engineer: Responsible within Systems Integration & Reliability for the development and execution of customer lead Multi-Segment Testing procedures for the validation of internal and external system interfaces. Co-authored and conducted eight distinct test procedures across three test campaigns to validate all unique interfaces. Identified and assisted investigating 28 system discrepancies observed during system integration. - Lead System Deployment Planner: Responsible for the scheduling and executing 36 on-orbit calibration and characterization tests across multiple-month deployment campaigns. Trained and developed standard operating procedures for a three-person scheduler team to support daily operations. - System Deployment Shift Lead: Directly accountable for the conduct of on-orbit calibration and characterization tests with command discretion across a team of 20 system operators and responsible engineers. Accountable to the Test Campaign Lead. - Rapid Prototyping Systems Engineer: Solely authored the Interface Control Document for a prototype adjunct payload. - SEIzing Knowledge Tech Talks: Coordinate and host a bi-weekly company-wide Systems Engineering presentation on various systems engineering topics relevant to the product portfolio.

- Assistant Air Operations Officer: Coordinate matters concerning the conduct of fixed-wing carrier flight operations resulting in 2,300 aircraft arrests across three carrier qualifications resulting in the qualification of 330 Naval Aviators. recovery operations. - Air Transfer Officer: Manage the safe and orderly handling of all passengers, mail, and cargo arriving or departing the carrier strike group. Improved processes to reduce manning from ten full-time support to three full-time and three part-time personnel. Responsible for the movement of 869 passengers including, six medical evacuations and a combined total of 93,139 pounds of cargo, mail, and luggage.- Improved administrative department processes for both embarkation and stay-behind requests through the application of Lean Principles. - Created a system for embarking large numbers of ship’s riders. Oversaw civilian and military inspector embarkation for Sea Trials and Flight Deck Certification. Architected system registering 3,500 guest ship’s passengers in compliance with HIPAA, Guardianship, and liability laws.

- Operations Planner: Assigned lead logistical planner and director of ship-to-shore movement for personnel and material across Peru, Ecuador, Columbia, and Honduras in support of Operation Enduring Promise 2018 providing medical assistance to nearly 390,000 people to include 6,000 surgeries. Responsible for the movement of 9,812 medical personnel, patients, and distinguished persons as well as 175,000 pounds of medical equipment and supplies utilizing five organic and inorganic helicopters, contracted buses, two ship’s water-craft, and four contracted water taxis through the application of amphibious operations planning expertise. - Embarkation/Debarkation Officer: Coordinated daily prioritization of personnel movement in support of medical engagement site directors ashore and directed throughput of personnel via mixed modes of transportation in returning to the ship to maximize time ashore.- Coordinated operations between a diverse group of partner nations’ military, embassy personnel, and non-governmental organizations.- Created a system of matching and organizing medical engagement sites with manning and material logistics. - Developed and implemented a method for transmitting personnel identifying information via unprotected communications.- Created a system of coordinating and organizing medical engagement site manning and material logistics. This system utilized serialization and prioritization in order to communicate destination, purpose, and importance to all parties. - Developed a system of relaying personal identifying information via unprotected communications.

- Operations Officer: Responsible for the scheduling and execution of 21,080 flight hours across 15,737 sorties directly contributing to the training completion of 331 student pilots adding to the squadron receiving the 2017 Commander Theodore G. Ellyson Aviator Production Award as the top producing squadron. Optimized event scheduling to achieve the lowest student pilot time-to-train within Naval Air Training Command by reducing student average completion time from 26.4 weeks to 24.0 weeks. - Instructor Pilot: Conducted 1,176 training hours across 774 sorties in training student pilots with the T-6B Texan II. Developed classroom training instruction to counter common student mistakes to primary flight students which eliminated student quits during the six months following its implementation. - Assistant Administrative Officer: Managed a travel budget of $95,000 and audited Defense Travel System records for inefficiencies and errors in support of 2016 Training Wing Five Roswell Detachment and multiple cross-country training evolutions. - Airsickness Program Manager: Rejuvenated the Airsickness Management Program by reducing aeromedical adaptation training time from five days to the next working day. • Qualified instrument navigation standardization, day/night contact standardization, elimination check instructor, section/division formation lead, crew resource management facilitator, NATOPS instrument check pilot, assistant NATOPS check pilot, and out-of-control flight instructor.

Completed 40 week in-resident career level professional military education to prepare as an amphibious planner, focusing on the the integration and sychronizing or all elements of the Amphibious Readiness Group and Marine Air Ground Task Force in the expeditionary environment. Instruction emphasized amphibious war fighting skills, critical thinking and decision making, effective communication skills, ethical leadership, and participated in numerous planning exercises and discussions to further expertise as a planner.

- Patrol Plane Commander: Conducted anti-submarine warfare, anti-surface warfare, and intelligence/surveillance/reconnaissance operations using the P-3C Orion aircraft. Operational experience conducting remote sensing using visual/infrared imagery, airborne radar, passive radar detection systems, synthetic/inverse synthetic aperture radar, magnetic anomaly detection, and passive/active acoustic sensors. - Readiness Officer: Planned, managed, and scheduled the 350 qualifications of twelve combat aircrews deployed to El Salvador and Bahrain. Coordinated 32 anti-submarine warfare and MK 39 expendable mobile anti-submarine training target exercises. - Airframes Branch Officer: Led 22 airframe maintenance sailors through the Maritime Patrol Aviation inspection with a grade of outstanding. - Uniquely qualified both littoral surveillance radar system (LSRS) and airborne anti-submarine warfare intelligence (BEARTRAP) pilot.- Conducted diverse operations across the world. Supported Operations Anvil, Martillo, Caper Focus, and CARIB Shield contributing to the seizure of 20,300 kilograms of narcotics totaling $1.3 billion within the South and Central American area. Conducted intelligence/surveillance/reconnaissance operations within the South China Sea in support of freedom of navigation operations. Supported Operation Inherent Resolve and operations in the vicinity of the Arabian Gulf, Gulf of Oman, and the Horn of Africa.

- Competed P-3 Combat Readiness Pilot Training syllabus through a combined total of 960 hours of ground, simulator, and in-flight training. - Accomplished Naval Aviator designation following 170 instructional flight hours of day/night contact and instrument training in the T-34C Turbo-Mentor and T-44A Pegasus.

Administrative Assistant: Verified all requirements were met for the incoming class of freshmen midshipmen in support of summer training prior to the school year.

Responsible for producing a top level view Value Stream Map for FAL-USA. Additionally identified opportunities for application of Lean Principles to improve overall throughput.