Responsible for coordinating and supervising the day-to-day activities, including LINK operations across the entire CAF spectrum, Tests & Trials with Fleet Units, following up with post analysis and recommendations, and maintenance of crypto and its related equipment for Tactical Data Link operations. Remain aware of security implications and enforce proper protocols in this area. Advancements within the Tactical Data Link community with respect to LINK 22 capability, Full Motion Video (FMV), and evolutionary changes as required, liaising with CAF LINK counterparts and promoting change to enable sustainment of inter-departmental relationships between the Navy, Army and Air Force.- Conduct LINK operations and provide expert technical recommendations.- Liaise with Project leaders (PLs), planner/estimators, WCSs, Ship’s Trial Coordinators regarding the scheduling, coordination and conduct of trials.- Utilize DRMIS to meet the requirements of the Service Delivery Process.- Verify and negotiate job plans, schedules, customer requirements and work costs.- Control work to ensure compliance with specifications and quality standards.- Direct contracted resources as required.- Perform general administration such as monitoring time recording, chairing meetings, writing reports and utilizing IT systems such as Monitor Mass and DRMIS.- Assist in the development of Engineering Changes, Job Instructions, completing technical investigations, conducting Condition Based Assessments of Fleet and Shore establishment equipment, and initiating and conducting special projects.- Ensure compliance with safety, security, administrative and environmental regulations.

Responsible to liaise with our In Service Support Contractors, Life Cycle Material Managers, and Costal Authorities to ensure obsolescence issues are addressed through Engineering Changes or new equipment installs.

Duties include Repair and Overhaul (R&O) services; spare parts; training; documentation; packaging, handling, storage and transportation; problem resolution and maintenance support- Conduct engineering studies and analysis to provide technical solutions- Project Manager for Engineering Changes- Prepare, modify and update specifications and drawings- Perform configuration management- Monitor and report on material under management including cataloguing activities, spares, replacement parts, obsolescence issues, upgrade options and divestment activities- Perform analysis of maintenance, repair and overhaul data- Investigate Unsatisfactory Condition Reports (UCRs)- Prepare technical statements of requirement, draft specifications and purchase descriptions- Prepare data for initial provisioning and repair parts scaling- Review the design, development, manufacture, installation and testing of prototype modifications- Prepare support cost option analysis for systems and equipment- Review disposal certificates, making appropriate recommendations- Track and analyze updates to supported items and provide advice of impact to current equipment and systems

HMC Ship Charlottetown

Program Director for all Weapons Engineering Technicians with Naval Fleet School Atlantic

Fleet Maintenance Facility Cape Scott

HMC Ships St. John’s & Fredericton - Royal Canadian NavyDuties: • Integrated, RADAR & shipboard electronic systems specialist • Manage 45 electro-mechanical & electronic technicians who maintain & repair RADAR, SONAR,communication and weapon systems • Communicate directly to the department head and ships Captain any essential information thatmay impact the ships capabilities • Short work period coordinator. Ensure new installations, planned and corrective maintenance iscompleted • In charge of training all electronic technician apprentices • Develop and oversee all quarterly & yearly personal evaluation reports • Senior member of the firefighting, damage control, HAZMAT & emergency response teams • Deliver weekly safety trainings and ensure shipboard safety regulations are enforced. (Lockouttagout, RADHAZ, fall arrest, confine space entry & hot work)

July 2010 - September 2011Technical Inspector / Electronic Engineering TechnologistFleet Maintenance Facility Cape Scott - Halifax, NSDuties: • Completed electronic system installs & set to work • Conducted test & trials on RADAR & communication electronic systems • Drafted engineering change reports in order to upgrade electronic components• Completed all relevant document (trial reports & test results)• Participated in and delivered weekly safety trainings

HMC Ship Montreal - Royal Canadian NavyDuties:• Specialized in RADAR & integrated shipboard electronic systems• Prioritized & completed all planned & corrective maintenance• Ensured all shipboard test equipment was calibrated & in good working order• Tracked departmental inventory to minimize downtime of equipment• Trained in fiber optic repair, local area network setup, advanced soldering, power, hydraulic &pneumatic systems• Skilled at reading & interpreting electrical drawings, schematics & engineering changedocumentation• Conducted training / mentorship for all electronic apprentices• Monitored the machinery control room via the integrated machinery control consoles & liquid levelmanagement• Monitored auxiliary machinery such as motor driven fire pumps, diesel driven fire pumps, lube oilpumps, chillers & diesel generators (4 x 850 kw AEG Telefunken generators)• Participated in all safety trainings

HMC Ship Charlottetown - Royal Canadian NavyDuties:- Worked alongside journeymen electronic technicians to complete planned & correctivemaintenance- Updated relevant documentation such as work orders and notifications • Ordered replacement parts and tracked their status- Worked with other departments during full ship evolutions such as replenishment at sea andfueling- Ensured cleanliness of all departmental spaces and secured for sea • Attended safety trainings and executed all work in a safe manner in accordance with the safety orders

Completed the Electrical Engineering Diploma at the Marine Institute.