Army Aviation Maintenance Company Commander, in charge of 110 soldiers and the maintenance of 30 UH-60M Helicopters. Responsible for property totaling more than $14M and an annual operating budget of $40M.

Led a diverse team consisting ten soldiers from aviation and air defense military occupational specialties, coordinated and cleared airspace for ground commanders in order to sequence artillery, air force fires, aviation fires, reconnaissance units, unmanned aerial systems, and medevac units simultaneously. Integrated assets across joint and combined arms maneuver elements to achieve maximum effects on the operational environment. Led brigade training and resource cell, in charge of coordinating, planning, and resourcing a brigade of 3,000 soldiers’ training. Led Fort Carson’s COVID-19 Response Force.

Attended the Aviation Captain's Career Course, as well as the Aviation Maintenance Officer Course.

Led a team of five U.S. soldiers and two Republic of Korea soldiers while solely charge of the battalion’s ground budget of $1.8M as well as the ground maintenance and supply programs. Acted in the battalion commander’s stead for local national purchases.

Served as a platoon leader for over 45 soldiers from six different military occupational specialties supporting the maintenance of 23 UH-60L Blackhawk Helicopters and 12 CH-47 Chinook Helicopters. Coordinated all maintenance actions on aircraft and subsystems of components. Responsible for the serviceability and accountability of all assigned equipment, facilities, and specialty tools.

Served as the assistant operations officer for a general support aviation battalion. Helped plan and execute air assaults, air movements, medevac, aircraft maintenance, and air traffic control mission sets. Served as assistant to the human resources officer while maintaining responsibilities in the operations cell.

Graduated honor graduate while earning pilot rating in the UH-60M Sikorsky Blackhawk.