Michael Olson Email & Phone Number

 Responsible for all aspects of K1000ULE ground operations, to include planning and coordinatingmanning requirements, resource scheduling, and the safe recovery and landing of aircraft through radiocontrolled manipulation. Building/ assembling hardware for aircraft. Communications with GCS pilot during flight. Reviewing technical documentation to complete equipment maintenance and repair.

San Marcos, Texas, United States

• Responsible for performing maintenance on MQ-8C FireScout VTUAVs, RQ-4D NATO AGS, BAT UAS,and Firebird Optionally Manned Air Vehicles. Comply with flight test requirements to include aircraftstructures and flight control surfaces, fuel systems, engine systems and subsystems, hydraulic systems,avionics systems, intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance systems, environmental controlsystems, wheel/tire/landing gear systems, flight control/navigation systems, rotor track and balance, andvibration analysis.• Initiated Flight Test program on the first MQ-8C FireScout (Bell 407) VTUAS and experimental RollsRoyce M250 Jet Engine systems and subsystems. Conducted flight test operations of 2 instrumentedMQ-8C and 17 operational fleet MQ-8C VTUAVs, analyzing and investigating deficiencies in the MQ-8C system and subsystems, resolving technical problems found during operational use.Recommend solutions for problems discovered during continued use and provides feedback thatenables the acquisition community to shape the existing program. Developed and implementednew and initial procedures to include training and handling of MQ-8C in a deployed and a flighttest operational environment.• Provided training and certification to 10 additional subcontractors and military personnel to the level of"MQ-8C Plane Captain" during and after the transfer of 19 DD-250'd aircraft to the US Navy andPMA- 266.• Lead Crew Chief for 10 BAT Unmanned Aerial Systems and subsystems. Oversaw the completebreakdown and rebuilding of 10 BAT UAS, including all engines, avionics, flight controls, fuel systems,and ground support equipment (i.e., 4 Esco 3003 UAV Launchers and 4 Net Recovery Systems).Provided training to 4 technicians and one additional crew chief on all related systems and groundsupport equipment.• Plane Captain Instructor/trainer for the MQ-8C FireScout VTUA\/ and Crew Chief Instructor/trainer forthe BAT UAS.

Point Mugu, Ca

• Lead Logs and Records technician for 10 aircraft, including four (4) NP-3C, three (3) KC-130F, and three (3) S-3B Viking aircraft. Prepare, establish, and update, administrative support documents; Align, calculate, document and track maintenance schedules, inspections, intervals and deviations; Identify equipment for transfer and receipt; Prepare, record, and update aircraft records and reports; Prepare and update engine documentation; Monitor, order, verify, and update technical directives (TDs); Initiate, update, and verify aircraft logbooks and aeronautical equipment service record (AESR) forms and records; Prepare and verify aircraft inventory records; Supervising junior personnel; Maintaining the highest echelon of customer service. Awarded "Maintainer of the Quarter" 3rd Quarter 2012.• As assistant NALCOMIS Systems Administrator, help to maintain database operations and assist inreturning disrupted database to normal operations. Create reports and manipulate data in response tocustomer requirements. Recover data in the event of hardware or software failure and ensures customersreceive current versions of supported software as they become available. Participate in the planning anddelivery of a full range of customer support services to the organization; provide formal and informaldatabase training and assistance to customers and coworkers.• Dispersed Technical Publications Librarian, responsible for maintaining and updating when necessaryall technical manuals utilized by Maintenance Control, to include requisitioning new or updated publications as they become available and reporting changes to the Central Technical Publications Library.

Nas North Island, Ca

• As lead Technical Publications Librarian, responsible for the maintaining and updating of over 500maintenance publications, technical manuals, instructions, and technical directives to include Unclassified through SECRET materials. Implemented updated database from legacy Technical Publication Library system to the new Electronic Library Management System for all publications in squadron custody.• As HSL-49 Detachment 5 lead Aviation Maintenance Administrator, performed a variety of clerical,administrative, and managerial duties necessary to keep aircraft maintenance activities running efficiently. Accountable for proper handling of aircraft Communications Security (COMSEC) systems to ensure proper storage and security.• Verified and managed $11,800,000.00 budget for repairable and consumable aircraft parts,$220,000.00 operating target funds for JP-5 fuel, and processed over $2,172,500.00 in repairablerequisitions with 100% accuracy.• Processed over 73,600 maintenance action forms, 1,500 naval flight records, issued 3,230 aircraftinspections, and tracked over 1,200 life limited aircraft and engine components for 24 SH-60Bhelicopters.• Earned several awards and accolades for outstanding performance of duties that are in keeping with the highest traditional of the United States Naval Service. Received Junior Sailor of the Quarter, 2nd Quarter 2004; and Carrier Air Group Sailor of the Quarter, 1st Quarter 2003 aboard USS Constellation (CV-64).