I empower manufacturing and supply chain companies to grow through disruption by turning challenges into advantages through innovative technology solutions. I leverage my background in consulting, engineering and performing arts to provide unique value: keeping an audience engaged while condensing complex enterprise problems into digestible root causes and pragmatic resolutions. My specialties in production and warehousing operations are founded on designing, configuring and implementing systems for aerospace, automotive, food & beverage, industrial, and medical device manufacturers. Consistent research on industry-transforming technologies keeps my creativity sharp, and is exemplified by my novel work on the convergence of additive manufacturing and radio frequency identification (RFID). Environmental and social sustainability is a professional and personal passion. I help leaders move beyond political debates into productive discourse about sustainable progress through business-wise waste reduction and risk management. Experience in non-profit organizing and fundraising augment my skills in rallying diverse people groups into cross-functional action for common good. I have enjoyed a variety of individual contributor and management roles at QAD, which has allowed me to build into my top priority: my wife and children. Past work experience includes industrial engineering at Boston Scientific Neuromodulation, and engineering/scheduling at Parker Aerospace Fluid Systems Division. I also hold a Foundation Certification from the International RFID Institute, and was Certified in Production and Inventory Management (CPIM). My Bachelor's and Master's Degrees in Industrial Engineering were earned with president's honor list and academic distinction from Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo.