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Lutz, Fl, Us

Tampa, Florida, United States

Serve as a Lead Instructor and Evaluator for the Citation Longitude. Continuously provide instructor training and feedback through Quality Assurance Evaluations and personnel training.

Tampa, Florida, United States

Responsible for monitoring and maintaining the Safety Management System (SMS) processes for the Training Center in Tampa. Work with senior leadership within the center and enterprise to meet both local and enterprise safety goals/requirements.

Lutz, Fl

Responsible for the formation and growth of brand new CE-700 program. Average income from operations of +2 million dollars annually. Directed multiple projects in the development of new Training Curriculum for Part 142/121/135 programs. Managed dedicated team of instructors and evaluators leading to positive year over year growth.

Lutz, Fl

Responsible for educating and training crews and owners in their Citation CE-680A Latitude and CE-700 Longitude. Instruct multiple different classes, including differences, Garmin 5000 Avionics, Initial Training and Recurrent courses. In addition to classroom based training, responsible for giving hands on instruction in Flight Training Devices and the Full Motion Flight Simulator.

Wichita, Kansas

Responsible for the safe conduct of transport, demonstration, and VIP airlift operations with the Flight Operations Department at Textron Aviation as an Aircraft Captain. Client facing representative for the sale of multi million dollar aircraft.Current Type Ratings and Time in Type:CE-525S: 265CE-680 (Including C68A - Citaiton Latitude): 315

9Th Special Operations Squadron

Evaluate aircrew on established standards and practices to ensure safe and effective completion of assigned missions. Senior Planner and Assistant Director of Future Operations responsible for coordination and planning of any contingency and/or non-contingency operations. Required to oversee and coordinate between multiple military branches to include foreign nations and civilian services.

67Th Special Operations Squadron

Directed Flight, Ground, and Weapon Safety Programs for the Squadron leading a staff of four safety personnel. Required to oversee the operations of the organization and ensure that the 1500 hour annual flying program is conducted in a safe and efficient manner in accordance with the standing regulations. In charge of analyzing and reporting any trends that might impact the daily or long term operations of the organization and presenting findings to both squadron and group leadership.… Show more Directed Flight, Ground, and Weapon Safety Programs for the Squadron leading a staff of four safety personnel. Required to oversee the operations of the organization and ensure that the 1500 hour annual flying program is conducted in a safe and efficient manner in accordance with the standing regulations. In charge of analyzing and reporting any trends that might impact the daily or long term operations of the organization and presenting findings to both squadron and group leadership. Evaluate aircrew on established standards and practices to ensure safe and effective completion of assigned missions. Show less

67Th Special Operations Squadron

Required to maintain accurate account of a $300k annual budget and required to advice commander, along with all section chiefs, of available travel, discretionary, contingency and operational funds. Along with ensuring budgetary constraints are met, also in charge of ensuring organization has needed supplies to meet any and all contingency requirements. Trains unqualified and non-current pilots, ensures combat readiness, and responds to short-notice, worldwide tasking by Special Operations… Show more Required to maintain accurate account of a $300k annual budget and required to advice commander, along with all section chiefs, of available travel, discretionary, contingency and operational funds. Along with ensuring budgetary constraints are met, also in charge of ensuring organization has needed supplies to meet any and all contingency requirements. Trains unqualified and non-current pilots, ensures combat readiness, and responds to short-notice, worldwide tasking by Special Operations Command. Show less

9Th Special Operations Squadron

Led seven operations personnel; enlisted, officers, and contracted civilian personnel ensuring daily, monthly, and quarterly tasks are tracked and maintained. Responsible for planning, tracking, maintaining, and executing a 13 million/3900 hour annual flying schedule encompassing 129 crew members and 9 aircraft. Responsible for the safe and effective completion of time sensitive missions throughout multiple areas of responsibility. As an instructor/evaluator I am responsible for… Show more Led seven operations personnel; enlisted, officers, and contracted civilian personnel ensuring daily, monthly, and quarterly tasks are tracked and maintained. Responsible for planning, tracking, maintaining, and executing a 13 million/3900 hour annual flying schedule encompassing 129 crew members and 9 aircraft. Responsible for the safe and effective completion of time sensitive missions throughout multiple areas of responsibility. As an instructor/evaluator I am responsible for ensuring that all pilots assigned to the unit are combat ready through training and evaluation of standards and directives. Show less

9Th Special Operations Squadron

Responsible for ensuring that the entire squadron is capable of deploying to any location worldwide at any time. During this time I ensured that 150 members of the organization were combat/deployment ready.

Master'S Degree, Security Management, 3.95

Master'S Degree, Public Administration, 3.91

Activities and Societies: Concentration in Security Management

Bachelor'S Degree, Information Science/Studies, 3.629

Activities and Societies: Florida State University Flying High Circus Attended FSU from 2000-2004 where I graduated with a B.S..