GS-1910-12 / 2A600 / CMSgt (E-9) positionHand selected as interim Quality Assurance Superintendent.• Selected to lead 7 inspectors across 6 different aviation specialties to observe, correct and document compliance, while acting as the primary technical advisory agency for maintenance actions.• Develop and monitor Maintenance Standardization and Evaluation Program to evaluate technical compliance.• Advise senior management on fleet health and maintenance deficiencies, assist in determining root cause to provide corrective action recommendations.• Coordinated evaluation of internal operations, controls, communications, risk assessments and maintenance of documentation as related to regulatory compliance and recommended appropriate changes.• Conducted and facilitated internal and external audits to identify, evaluate, disclose, and appropriately remedy risks and deficiencies.

Hand selected by the executive leadership team to manage 11 employees and oversee a custodial account of 164 aerospace ground equipment pieces valued at $5.2M. • Hands-on supervisor efficiently scheduling and overseeing more than 500 inspections on 164 pieces of equipment with 100% schedule effectiveness, ensuring operational readiness and maintaining a high commission rate.• Scheduled and coordinated the transportation of 12 high-value assets worth $460K to the Air National Guard regional paint facility for equipment painting. Reduced worst corrosion conditioned equipment by 80%, ensuring their operational readiness and longevity.• Technical Point of Contact (TPOC) for Small Business Innovation Research and Small Business Transfer Programs, ensured contract success by vigilantly monitoring contractor performance, promptly identifying, and reporting issues, and maintaining strict compliance with contract terms. Served as a liaison between AFWERX and a Small Business, fostering innovation and entrepreneurship to address the United States Air Force's operational challenges through technology startup collaborations. Approving $336K of Contractor Line Item Number funding.• Developed a comprehensive task board in Microsoft Teams to support personnel during the transition to a temporary location, ensuring timely execution and providing real-time updates for leadership. This initiative enhanced communication, organization, and visibility throughout the time-critical move process.AGR SMSgt (E-8) position - AFSC 2A692 / WS-10 Connecticut Air National Guard - 103rd Airlift Wing - 103rd Maintenance SquadronPromoted to SMSgt / E-8 (2022)

Led three teams consisting of 9 full-time and 21 part-time personnel across three aviation maintenance disciplines: aircraft hydraulics, electrical/environmental, and fuels.AGR SMSgt (E-8) position - AFSC 2A690 / WS-8852-10 Connecticut Air National Guard - 103rd Airlift Wing - 103rd Maintenance Squadron -Accessories Section. Supervisor for Electrical/ Environmental, Fuel system, and Hydraulic system shops. Responsible for 9 full time personnel (8 AGR, 1 T32) and 21 part time personnel.Oversee all aspects of technical training and evaluation from first term Airman to retirement eligible personnel.

AGR MSgt (E-7) position - AFSC 8U000 /GS-0346-09Hand selected as Unit Deployment Manager for an AEF tasking requiring 62 personnel and 4 C-130H1 aircraft in support of Operation Decisive Endeavor. Additionally appointed as Unit Security Manager, Unit Manpower Management, Readiness Reporting Unit Administrator.Compile monthly Readiness Reporting to assess unit's ability to execute the mission. Analysis of authorized vs assigned manning and status of training. Analysis of authorized vs assigned equipment as well as condition. Brief senior leadership in classified forum.

GS-1910-12 / 2A600 / CMSgt (E-9) positionHand selected as interim Quality Assurance Superintendent.• Selected to lead 7 inspectors across 6 different aviation specialties to observe, correct and document compliance, while acting as the primary technical advisory agency for maintenance actions.• Develop and monitor Maintenance Standardization and Evaluation Program to evaluate technical compliance.• Advise senior management on fleet health and maintenance deficiencies, assist in determining root cause to provide corrective action recommendations.• Coordinated evaluation of internal operations, controls, communications, risk assessments and maintenance of documentation as related to regulatory compliance and recommended appropriate changes.• Conducted and facilitated internal and external audits to identify, evaluate, disclose, and appropriately remedy risks and deficiencies.

GS-1910-11 / 2A675 / MSgt (E-7) position Quality Assurance Inpector for 257 aircraft maintenance personnel and 8 C-130H1 aircraft. Additional duties include: Unit Safety Representative, Aircraft Weight and Balance Technician. Completed Weight and Balance course and C-130 Weight and Balance Technical Interchange Meeting course.

MSgt (E-7) / 2A675 - Aircraft Maintenance on 4 LC-130 aircraft supporting Operation Deep Freeze and the National Science Foundation.

MSgt / 2A675 / MSgt (E-7) position - Responsible for 1 full time personnel (T32) and 9 part time personnel. Performing scheduled and unscheduled maintenance on 8 C-21A and 8 C-130H aircraft. Completed C-27J JCA Program Organization Maintenance course, Anti-Terrorism Officer Level 2 course, C-130 Hydraulic System Organizational Maintenance course and Basic Crash Damaged and Disabled Aircraft Recovery course.

GS-0346-09 / 2A373 / MSgt (E-7) positionAppointed Unit Deployment Manager: Plan, organize, and oversee all unit level deployment activities. Use established guidance, develop and implement home station military workload mitigation plans to maximize deployable capability. Review all deployment related documents for applicable equipment and personnel tasking's and identifies the units total deployment requirements. Work closely with unit personnel to tailor packages required to meet exercise and contingency deployment actions. Plan and schedule personnel deployment/redeployment processing within the Installation Personnel Readiness (IPR) office and ensure a smooth and orderly flow of deployment personnel. Ensure continuing support for communications requirements are accomplished throughout the deployment duration. Establish metric and system analysis systems for unit and higher level management to assess the efficiency, effectiveness, and compliance with regulatory procedures. Review data to determine deficiencies, if any, and direct or perform appropriate corrective actions.Appointed Unit Security Manager: Assists with implementation of DoD, HQ USAF, MAJCOM and local policies for the protection of controlled unclassified and classified information and resources, and Protection Level 3/4/Controlled Areas. Performs Antiterrorism Representative duties under direction of the Installation Antiterrorism Officer. Schedules and performs Random Antiterrorism Measures and other Force Protection Condition actions when directed by the Unit Antiterrorism Representative. Oversee security clearance program within Joint Personnel Adjudication System (JPAS).Completed SORTS Data Handler course and Unit Security Manager course.Promoted to MSgt / E-7 (2006)

WG-8268-11 / 2A675 / MSgt (E-7) position. Responsible for 1 full time personnel (T32) and 9 part time personnel. Performing scheduled and unscheduled maintenance on 17 A-10A aircraft. Completed Aircraft Hydraulic System Craftsman course.

Assigned to 386 Air Expeditionary Wing In support of Operation Iraqi Freedom at Prince Hassan AB (H5)

Assigned to 332 Air Expeditionary Wing in support of Operation Southern Watch at Ahmad Al Jaber AB.

WG-8268-10 / 2A655 / SSgt (E-5) position. Completed Supervisor Safety Training course, Hazardous Waste Under RCRA course and the Air Force Training course.

WG-8852-10 / 2A353J / SSgt (E-5) position - Isochronic Inspections of 17 A-10A aircraft. Completed A-10A Tactical Aircraft Maintenance (APG) course, Aircrew Egress System Craftsman (A-10, F-15, F-16, F-177, ACES II) course and A-10A Aircrew Egress System Organizational Maintenance course.

Assigned to 332 Air Expeditionary Wing in support of Operation Southern Watch at Ahmad Al Jaber AB.

SrA / 2A635 / SSgt (E-5) position - Hydraulic System Apprentice-Journeymen on 17 A-10A aircraft. Completed Aircraft Pneudraulic System Apprentice Course.

Implemented treatment plan to inspect, evaluate, remove and protect five aircraft from numerous types of corrosion. Reorganized all work center administrative programs, including the Command HAZMAT program.

Serving with VAW-120 for E-2C Hawkeye technical training / aircraft familiarization and VAW-126 as a deployable airborne early warning squadron.

Mediterranean Cruise serving with VAW 126 / CVW 3 in support of Operations Southern Watch in Arabian Gulf and Operation Deny Flight in Adriatic Sea.Airman / Aviation Machinist Mate (AD) - Performing scheduled and unscheduled maintenance on 4 E-2C Hawkeye aircraft, 8 Allison T-56-A-425 turboprop engines with Hamilton Standard propellers and associated systems.VAW-126 awarded COMNAVAIRLANT Battle Efficiency "Battle E".

Responsible for aircraft inspections, general servicing, launch, recovery, and marshalling. Attended E2C/C2A Non Designated Airman Course.

Attended Boot Camp and Airman Apprentice Course.