Tom Spicer Email & Phone Number

7711 E Academy Blvd, Denver, CO 80230

Denver, Colorado, United States

Flying as a first officer in the 757, 767, 737-700,800,900, and 737MAX aircraft. Served Simulator instructor and Evaluator for both the 757/767 and 737 fleets at the United Training Center in Denver.

Taught upper level Physics courses to high school students Juniors and SeniorsAP Physics C (College Calculus Based Physics)AP Physics B (College Algebra Based Physics)Honors Physics (Taught from college text book)Conceputal PhysicsCoached Valor BEST Robotics Team, Science Bowl Team, and Science Olympiad Team

Flight test pilot for the TG-14 motorglider & T-41D high altitude test program- Expanded crosswind takeoff and landing, cruise and climb performanceInstructor pilot in the TG-14 & T-41D--Provided cadet flight test instruction Director for Physics 315, which is an advanced physics course for aviators- Topics include physics of flight, radar, laser guidance.

Instructed 50 students in 3 classes during the 2002 summer session- Developed course curriculum and websites in less than a month- Provided web based feedback on homework and test performance- Used software to show concepts that are not possible without an observatory- Procured telescope and binoculars to accomplish night observations of stars

Managed testing and certification of 9, B-737 full flight simulators - Enhanced Oracle utility to improve United simulator managementSpearheaded B-737 team to increase Simulator utilization to 95%- Qualified B-737 Simulator with Rockwell Collins TCAS version 7.0Designed detailed tests plans for new simulator avionics upgrades - Corrected Predictive.

Directed $16M, 70 aircrew B-707 / 767 AWACS flight test operationLed joint test team of 250 contractors and 40 Air Force aircrew- Integrated Boeing and Northrop Grumman systems and softwareLed US / Boeing test of B-767 AWACS, a $2.3B program for Japan- Saved $10M with streamlined AWACS test reduced by 20 flightsLed Multi-national testing of NATO AWACS.

Test manager for missile development programs in excess of $30B Led AMRAAM team of 60 engineers, analysts, and test personnel- Coordinated Air Force, Navy, Raytheon and Hughes test efforts - Developed test approach to save 20 missiles and $15M annually Led F-15 test team of 20 personnel supporting 40 test programs - Teamed with McDonald Douglas on F-15E.

Supervised 9 F-4G instructors training 40 graduates each yearManaged flight training program exceeding 3800 flights a year- Coordinated and purchased use of training ranges and airspacesRecovered an F-4 aircraft at remote airstrip with hydraulic failure

Managed $1.2M flight program with 6 instructors for 15 students Recognized expert on spin recovery, trained 630 pilots annually- Selected for elite team to perform all instructor flight evaluations- Selected for Assistant flight commander duty well ahead of peers

Graduate, Aircraft Flight Test

Graduate, Defense Program Management

Bs, Aeronautical Engineering