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Mals-39, Mcas Camp Pendleton, Ca

• Performed Organizational and Intermediate-Level maintenance on UH-1Y and AH-1Z aircraft at MALS-39

• Full-time Student at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University Worldwide pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Aeronautics with a Minor in Management and a Master of Science in Aeronautics with a Specialization in Aviation Maintenance

Vmfa-323, Mcas Miramar, Ca

• Launched and recovered F/A-18 A-D aircraft at VMFA-323• Performed Daily and Turnaround aircraft inspections• Conducted hot and cold refueling of aircraft• Serviced aircraft engines and Airframe-Mounted Accessory Drives (AMADs)• Towed and washed aircraft and demonstrated proficiency with required aviation Ground Support Equipment (GSE)• Trained to become a F/A-18 A-D Plane Captain and Collateral Duty Inspector (CDI)

San Diego, California

• Sourced, screened, and recruited more than 250 transitioning military technicians for the Lucas Group Military Transition Program• Trained, coached, and guided more than 50 candidates’ transitions from the military to industry• Qualified more than 50 candidates for potential employment opportunities, followed up through the interview process, and assisted these candidates in making their career decisions

Aviation Maintenance Squadron-1, Nas Pensacola, Fl

• Instructed 105 Navy and Marine Corps students for more than 1,140 hours in fundamental aviation physics, theory, and basic operating concepts of gas turbine engines and their fuel, lubrication, and electrical systems• Mentored and counseled 275 Navy and 422 Marine Corps students on all matters of proper daily conduct in the operational U.S. Navy and U.S. Marine Corps forces• Chairman of 23 Academic Review Boards, finding troubled areas of learning and providing effective and accurate solutions to students’ academic issues and concerns

Marine Aviation Logistics Squadron-39, Mcas Camp Pendleton, Ca

• Supervised 45 personnel in the daily execution of first-degree General Electric T-700 turboshaft engine maintenance used in the Bell UH-1Y Venom, AH-1W Super Cobra, and AH-1Z Viper helicopters• Produced 43 ready-for-issue engines• Assisted six flying squadrons on Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton with troubleshooting on-wing engine performance discrepancies• Ensured the work center always had up-to-date calibrated precision measuring equipment for proper engine build-up procedures• Trained three personnel to become Collateral Duty Inspectors

Marine Aviation Logistics Squadron-39, Mcas Camp Pendleton, Ca

• Supervised ten personnel in the Tool Room and accounted for more than $10M of replacement tool inventory• Received a Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal for procuring mission-critical specialized tools resolving tooling shortfalls in Marine Aviation Logistics Squadron-39 and Marine Aircraft Group-39, saving more than $16.4M• Coordinated with Quality Assurance and Production Control in implementing new tool control procedures, which streamlined accountability of tools for the 37 work centers of the Maintenance Department• Accounted for and disposed of damaged and worn tools with the Supply Department

Marine Aviation Logistics Squadron-39, Mcas Camp Pendleton, Ca

• Inducted more than 5K aircraft components into the Maintenance Department for repair• Conducted daily priority meetings for the 37 work centers of the Maintenance Department• Ensured all tools, hazardous materials, and hazardous waste were accounted for or properly disposed of at the beginning and end of every shift

Marine Aviation Logistics Squadron-39, Mcas Camp Pendleton, Ca

• Supervised 12 personnel in the daily execution of first-degree Pratt & Whitney T-400/PT6 turboshaft engine maintenance used in the Bell UH-1N Twin Huey helicopter• Produced more than 300 ready-for-issue engines• Assisted nine flying squadrons on Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton and overseas in Kuwait and Iraq with troubleshooting on-wing engine performance discrepancies, engine removal, and replacement• Trained eight personnel to become Collateral Duty Inspectors

Master Of Science - Ms, Aeronautics/Aviation/Aerospace Science And Technology With An Aviation Maintenance Specialization, 4.0

Activities and Societies: The American Society of Engineering Management (ASEM) Alpha Sigma Lambda Honor Society Graduated with Distinction

Project Management Professional (Pmp) Training And Certification

Bachelor Of Science - Bs, Aeronautics/Aviation/Aerospace Science And Technology, General With A Minor In Management, 3.836

Activities and Societies: Alpha Sigma Lambda Honor Society 12 consecutive Dean's List awards Graduated Magna Cum Laude

Associate Of Applied Science, Electronics Engineering Technology, 3.59

Activities and Societies: Graduated with Honors. Class IV Certified Technician of The National Association of Radio and Telecommunications.