Starting in this position, I learned the in depth knowledge of all types of valves and valve control systems our company works on. I also spent 1-2 weeks in each department of our company to learn and practice each step of our modification process in order to understand each step that the valve goes through once it is received into our shop. This has been highly beneficial in my later responsibilities as I am able to understand the full scale of our business and what each modification requires for completion. My first project was to organize and streamline our creation of couplings and mounting brackets for bevel gear installations on quarter turn valves. In this I made drawings of specific couplings and brackets in order to retain that knowledge for future modifications in order to reduce the redundancy of re-creating what we have already accomplished on previous orders. Later my responsibilities have shifted to introducing CAD/CAM functions into our drafting/engineering department. Using Fusion 360, we are able to create drawings and renderings of our parts more efficiently and effectively. My roll was to teach this CAD/CAM software to our drafting and engineering departments in order for them to use it effectively. Recently we purchased a new HAAS ST-28L CNC Lathe. My roll in this machine's entry to our workforce was to learn the machine and how to run it in order to teach our Mazak CNC operators on the new control system. This machine also allowed me to practice and teach our engineering department how to take our CAD models and make the NC code through the CAM function of fusion to create the machining cycle on the computer for efficiently than programming at the machine itself. My future goals for this integration of technology is to be able to generate the NC code for the CNC machines from the computer and attach it to the workorder for our machinists to use to efficiently machine the part and move it to the next stage of our fabrication process.

In this position, I oversee our Events Coordinator, Membership Coordinator, Secretary, and our Lead Flight Instructor, and our Safety Manager. I am involved in the board meetings as an elected official of the club helping make decisions for our 40+ members. During the time I have been in this position, I have led a team to sell one of our airplanes. I have met/spoken with all potential buyers, scheduled the pre-buy inspection, and handled all paperwork during the process.

This position allowed me to be a member of the board for the Texas Flying Club. I was involved in making decisions that affected all of our 40+ members about our aircraft and club policies. This role was primarily focused on taking meeting notes of our monthly board meetings, sending reminders to our members of these meetings, and keeping records of all club documents. This position allowed me to learn more about aviation, managing aircraft, and performing maintenance on aircraft. Along with my role of Secretary, I also became a Crew Chief of one of our planes: PA-28-140, Cherokee 140. This role allowed me to assist in maintenance such as oil changes, changing tires, and preventative maintenance.

I was a member of Squadron 11 for my 4 years within the Corps of Cadets. My Freshman year I was a "fish". This role was dedicated to learning, individual growth, pushing myself, motivating my peers, and building a strong relationship with my fellow fish. During this time I was a member of the Fighting Texas Aggie fish Drill Team as a member of Inspection, Regulation, and Exhibition Blocks. This special unit taught me attention to details, military customs and courtesies, rigidity, precision, and the importance of excellence in all I do. We went on to win the National Championship in Armed Marine Corps Drill. Sophomore year I held the position as a Fire Team Leader. In this position I oversaw two fish and was their direct supervisor. I trained them in all the basics of being a fish, pushed them to grow internally, and assisted them in their path to become a leader in their respective fields. I was also a Logistics Corporal. I was in charge of preparing and cooking for our Outfit BBQs of 100+ people. We were also responsible for delivering meals to those in quarantine due to Covid 19. Junior Year I held the positions of Squad Leader, and Logistics Sargent. As a Squad leader, I was in charge of 4 sophomores and their fish. My job was to assist the sophomores in training the freshman and developing their leadership styles. As a Logistics Sargent, I oversaw the Logistics Corporals in planning and cooking for our outfit BBQs.As a Senior I held the position of Logistics Officer. I started a system of allowing Parents to fund our BBQs and allow for donors to help grow our outfits equipment. I was able to restore our smoker through a tedious overhaul of refabricating sections of the smoker and improving its design and functionality. I also over saw the total operation of our BBQs and expanded our capability to cook for more people. Our largest BBQ was for nearly 200 people. We were able to design spreadsheets to assist in planning and execution of our large BBQs.

As a Dock Manager, I performed the following tasks daily:- Opening the store at the start of the day- Closing the store at the end of the day and managing the register- Fueling Boats ranging in size from 13' to 80'- Managing Fuel Spills and Cleaning Fuel Spills- General Maintenance (Wood working, mechanical parts, electrical work, plumbing)- Pressure Washing the Dock Area- Customer Service- Bagging Ice (20lbs, 30lbs, 40lbs)- Managing Cleanliness in the residents facilities

As a Dockmaster, I was required to perform the following daily activities:- Boat Maintenance- Boat Cleaning- Docking and Refueling Boats- Scheduling our Crew- Scheduling our Customers Reservations- Managing Equipment- Repairing Items on Boats- Customer Service- Making note of damages and scheduling repairs- Training Customers on Boaters Safety and Navigable Waters in Galveston Bay- Assisting in Loading and Unloading recreation boating gear for customers