With over five years of experience as a Torpedoman's Mate in the US Navy, I have developed a strong background in operating, maintaining, and repairing weapons and machinery systems, as well as performing quality assurance and safety procedures. I have also acquired multiple certifications as a Private Pilot, an Instrument Rated Pilot, and a Remote Pilot UAS Drone from the Federal Aviation Administration, demonstrating my passion and skills for aviation and aerospace.Currently, I am an Aeronautics Research Engineer at NASA, supporting researchers and assisting in investigating Air Traffic Management concepts with manned and unmanned aircraft in a simulation and live flight environment. I provide logistical and administrative support for organizing and coordinating project meetings, activities, conferences, and workshops, as well as general support for Airspace Operations Lab tests and experiments. I also leverage my Air Traffic Control and Private Pilot knowledge to support the development and testing of advanced air traffic and air mobility systems and simulation capabilities. My mission is to contribute to the advancement of science and technology in the field of aeronautics and aviation, and to support the goals and vision of NASA.