• Second-in-command of a 207-person unit overseeing a $4 million budget specializing in concrete and asphalt heavy construction.

• Led the Pacific Air Forces (PACAF) expeditionary site plan, coordinated with 26 stakeholders across 12 functional areas• Developed 3 statements of work (SOW) and rough orders of magnitude (ROM) for $12.4 million worth of projects in PACAF

• Provides advice, assistance, augmentation, and subject matter expertise in the development of foreign security forces• Assisted Combined Joint Task Force-Operation Inherent Resolve Engineer Division with engineering plan for Iraq

• Led 15 personnel and managed $1.2 million in response equipment; obtained StormReady certification for Seymour Johnson AFB• Commanded the Base Emergency Management Program; readied 1,200 personnel for natural disasters and emergencies

• Managed $73 million O&M contract servicing 30 Afghan military bases’ generators, water, and waste water treatment plants; supported over 10,000 Afghan military personnel• Initiated 5-year, $15 million generator repair contract servicing 2,000 Afghan generators; increased reliability by 57%

• Led 33 personnel in 6 shops; managed a $3 million O&M budget to maintain 1,600 facilities with $3.6 billion replacement value• Provided in-house maintenance and repair oversight to 211 craftsmen in 15 work centers executing 7,000 work orders per year

Thesis: A Probabilistic Assessment of Failure for Air Force Building SystemsHonors: AFIT 2015 Dimitroff Award winner for best thesis on the subject of Air Force Civil Engineering

• Aided the Base Commander in formulating plans, policies, and administrative programs for 4,900 military and civilian personnel; ranked as #1 of 32 Lieutenants (O-1s and O-2s) on the base • Managed over 410 higher headquarters tasks and reviewed more than 750 performance evaluations, decorations, and awards; base garnered 12 awards including the Air Force Outstanding Unit Award

• Led 5 engineers; captured requirements, authored Statements of Work, and developed cost estimates for 9 projects worth $7 million to expand Shindand Air Base to three times in size• Managed 5 concurrent construction projects worth $1.5 million facilitating the on-time start of the first Afghan Air Force pilot training class

• Identified and packaged new F-22 fighter aircraft mission requirements, prepared 4 military construction (MILCON) projects worth $41 million; readied Tyndall Air Force Base for 24 incoming F-22 fighter aircraft• Gathered requirements and cost estimates for 22 O&M projects worth $24 million over 5 years; secured $13 million of funding for 11 projects