- Mentor and teach students through the continual development of positive relationships- Teach students skills needed to work as a team, lead, and manage time in regard to athletics and academics- Design and employ training sessions- Establish codes of conduct appropriate to the team to maintain the highest of standards- Mentor students to help enhance their academic performance in person and remotely- Manage and mentor assistant coaches- Collaborate with colleagues in admissions, enrollment and athletics on student recruitment approaches- Communicate with prospective students about Beloit College- Recruit student-athletes in accordance with NCAA and MWC rules and regulations- Attend games, showcases, camps and other recruiting events- Meet with prospective students during open houses, campus visits and off campus receptions- Be active member of Beloit College campus- Actively participate in Beloit College's efforts to become anti-racist institution- Represent sports programs to various institutional constituencies as well as parents, the general public and external agencies- Manage budgets- Coordinate post-season awards, banquets and individual player meetings- Responsible for equipment inventory and management

- Design training sessions as needed- Follow planned training sessions as required by program directors- Train players on tactical and technical information over the course of six to ten months- Assist in the selection of players for the state team and possible advancement to the regional player pools- Serve as both assistant or head coach for various sessions and scrimmages

- Serve as liaison and face of club at the Walworth site to develop a new aspect of the SC Wave competitive soccer club in Southeast Wisconsin.- Recruit coaches for competitive teams from ages U13 to U19. - Coach competitive boys and girls teams at various ages at state and regional levels- Design training sessions- Guide players and parents through college recruiting process- Edit and create highlight videos- Administer our video and recording tools to capture competitive games for analysis- Schedule fields and events related to the club and its members- Write content for marketing and programmatic materials

- Design aircraft electrical systems installation in support of the United States Marine Corps- Perform and supervise aircraft modification in support of inferred counter-measures (IRCM) and Digital Interoperability (DI) systems on military platforms, including the UH-1, UH-60, CH-46, CH-53, and V-22- Develop and maintain installation instructions for Technical Directives (TD) / Installation Data Packages (IDP) in support of United States Navy customer- Manage aircraft mod team of up to 17 people, including during the prototype, validation, and verification stages of new aircraft system installations- Provide recommendations for Statement of Work (SOW) development- Manage material and labor budgets up to $800,000 - Participate in design reviews for aircraft modifications- Serve as engineering liaison between various engineering and logistics entities to facilitate engineering change requests and remedy parts shortages during aircraft modification- Review work instructions and develop order of events for new aircraft modifications- Author work instructions for manufacturing facility for new designs and product build- Act as wiring inspector on aircraft installations using NAVAIR 01-1A-505-1and AS5088 specifications as basis for inspection criteria- Create and maintain company manufacturing processes for aircraft wiring harness fabrication- Assist in the development and maintenance of kitting processes as required- Identify and document component power and signal requirements for prototype and integrated avionics systems for temporary and permanent aircraft modifications- Conduct aircraft surveys in support of wire harness installation design - Author and review technical troubleshooting manuals for new avionics systems- Facilitate the troubleshooting of digital and analogue systems including data buses, coaxial video cables, RF cabling, power distribution panels, and command and control

- Designed and assembled aircraft test fixtures using power tools and precision measuring devices such as hole-depth gauges, punches, taps, calipers, and pneumatic tools- Removed and installed wiring and LRUs during aircraft modification including Flight Control, Fuel, Engine, Radar, Hydraulic, and Electrical systems during B-2 bomber radar, Link 16, and SATCOM upgrades- Assisted in the development of troubleshooting trees within Air Force flight control and fuel systems technical guidance regarding 1553, RS-232, power distribution, and fuel relay panels- Provided aircraft maintenance and best-practices training to new employees and Air Force personnel regarding advanced avionics systems troubleshooting, repair, and technical research- Fabricated test and instrumentation cables for IR / UV based defensive avionics systems, including RJ45, Molex, 1553, BNC, TNC, circuit board headers, Mil Circular, DB, Micro D, and flat wire connectors- Interfaced with government quality representatives regarding AFTO 1-1A-14 technical manual to ensure proper installation of aircraft wire systems- Independently developed airborne test pod for use with multiple Northrop Grumman assets in order to implement a cost savings research, test bed for the United States military- Installed and assisted in the design of a two-axis command and control laboratory for UV/IR sensor testing at Rolling Meadows facility used for software development and testing- Analyzed in-flight data to reduce troubleshooting time and track newly modified aircraft system performance - Improved flight readiness on Air Force B-2 bomber fleet from 55% to 85% as team lead for a six- person civilian quick reaction team installed at Whiteman Air Force Base- Inspected wire harness installations (CH-46, CH-53D, CH-53E, AC-130, C-130, C-5, and India Heads of State Aircraft) ensuring the proper technical standards were met or exceeded

- Performed complete aircraft systems checkouts - Managed 4-person shift during war-time - Earned early promotion for research regarding aircraft maintenance practices - Screened work center documentation for 19-person shop - Conducted flight critical tasks such as rudder pedal removal and rigging, surface rigging, standbyinstrument troubleshooting, and integrated avionics testing - Performed installation, adjustment, and operational and functional checkouts of aircraft flightcontrols, fuels, autopilot, hydraulic, and electrical power distribution systems- Repaired aircraft wire harnesses using a variety of crimp tools and hand tools - Operated ground-based maintenance equipment for servicing of aircraft systems - Conducted training on the use of United States Air Force wiring diagrams and aircraft parts lists