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Tucson, Az, Us

Pápa, Veszprém, Hungary

Acts as the subject matter expert and maintains ownership and responsibility for all the HAW maintenance policy documents and processes, to include, but not limited to, time compliance technical order accomplishment, engineering dispositions, special certification rosters, technical order management, deficiency reporting, maintenance training programs, and maintenance repair teams for C-17 aircraft. Also, provides direct guidance to and acts as the maintenance officer when needed for flight waiver writing, maintenance, training, planning, inspecting, and repairing. Leads in a multinational environment, to employ aviation safety practices between USAF, EASA, and other multinational requirements.

Tucson, Arizona, United States

Currently scheduling aircraft maintenance actions, managing personnel, planning logistics, building flying schedules and overseeing the execution of all maintenance tasks. Directed 180 maintenance personnel on accomplishing 500+ sorties 2000 flying hours in 4 different geographic locations. Coordinated maintenance/logistics for aircraft repair across 7 operations enabling safe and successful accomplishment of aircraft recovery.

Managing manpower, hiring, personnel schedules. Overseeing squadron financial planning, training, promotions, program management, and also performed auditing of other squadron programs. Led workplace optimization study resulting in 26% manpower growth for HC-130J & EC-130 Operational Test programs valued at $2.5B. Guided technology modernization of squadron equipment, enabling a lean integrated work center able to execute in multiple areas with zero loss in communication.

Pápa, Veszprém, Hungary

Tasked with training, upgrading, and mentoring a diverse team of senior aircraft mechanics in order to maintain C-17 aircraft in delivering logistic solutions to 12 partner nations in a wide range of geographical locations. Coordinated planning for 200+ sorties airlifting 3.7K passengers, 3M lbs of cargo in 5 different goegraphic regions. Led an audit of international maintenance training course, identifying savings to reduce course by over 70 hours.

Charleston, South Carolina, United States

Flying Crew Chief responsible for servicing, inspecting, maintaining, troubleshooting, and coordinating repairs for C-17 aircraft in austere locations.

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States

Misawa, Aomori, Japan

Performing phased hourly inspections on F-16 aircraft. Specializing in landing gear rebuilding, engine removal, flight control component, and major maintenance actions on the F-16 during hourly inspections.

Sumter, South Carolina, United States

Bachelor'S Of Science, Business Administration, Aviation, 3.56

Associate'S Degree, Airframe Mechanics And Aircraft Maintenance Technology/Technician