Travis Esteves Email & Phone Number

Jacksonville, Florida Area

Contract instructor for newly designated and returning Fleet Naval Officers in the P-8A Poseidon aircraft. Provides the U.S. Navy with superior simulator and flight training in P-8A Weapons System Trainer, Part Task Trainer, Mission Systems Desktop Trainer, classroom and P-8A aircraft.

Jacksonville, Florida, United States

Courseware Developer and Subject Matter Expert for the US Navy’s P-8A Poseidon aircraft. Review, revise, maintain and develop courseware, syllabus and training materials for P-8A aircraft systems, to include Naval Flight Officer and enlisted aircrew tasks, duties, aircraft systems, operations and tactics. Produce design documents, scenarios, guided demonstrations, graphics requests, and student and instructor materials. Review and ensure quality, technical correctness and instructional soundness of draft and final interactive multimedia lessons.

Jacksonville, Florida Area

The U.S. Navy is comprised of more than 500,000 Sailors and civilians, nearly 300 ships and submarines, and more than 3,700 aircraft. Our Sailors serve on the water (aboard ships); under the water (aboard submarines); over the water (in planes and helicopters) and away from the water (ashore in the U.S. and around the world). Eight squadrons and Aviation Support Detachment fall under Wing-11, making it the first “Super Wing” in Maritime Patrol and Reconnaissance history. Wing Eleven's squadrons include VP-5, VP-8, VP-10, VP-16, VP-26 and VP-45. Additionally, the unmaned patrol squadron is VUP-19.As the Chief of Staff, internally known as the Chief Staff Officer of the Patrol and Reconnaissance Wing 11 (CPRW-11), Travis Esteves manages a staff of 200+ Military, Civilian, and Government Personnel ensuring peak effectiveness and maximum efficiency through superior manning, training, and equipment support provided to 8 operational squadrons comprised of P-8A, P-3C, Triton aircraft and 2500+ personnel.

Jacksonville, Florida Area

As the Managing Director, Senior Manager, internally know as Patrol and Reconnaissance Wing ELEVEN Fleet Support Unit Five Officer In Charge, Travis Esteves drove a diverse cross-functional team of 30 military, government service, and contract personnel responsible for the global operation, training, maintenance, and support of military assets valued at $240M+ while administering an operating budget of $1.2M+. • Awarded the Meritorious Service Medal for successfully directing operations planning movement of personnel worldwide for the Littoral Surveillance Radar System (LSRS) program providing 6 P-3C squadrons and 3 Combatant Commanders with 12,000+ hours of critical intelligence data• Lead as program manager of a multi-agency functional working group tasked with aligning and coordinating all aspects of policy, security, acquisitions, staffing, construction, training, and future operations for an advanced airborne radar system to be employed on the P-8A Poseidon aircraft. Set organizational policy and procedures for physical and information security, ensuring complete adherence and compliance with Navy and Department of Defense guiding documents• Co-chair P-8A Advanced Airborne Sensor (AAS) panel, responsible for the development of AAS organizational policies and procedures for physical, information security, and foreign operations• Developed the plan and maintained security oversight of a $6M AAS warehouse construction and LSRS training facility remodeling project

Jacksonville, Florida Area

As the Division Manager, internally know as the Air Wing Manager - Tactical Readiness and Training of the Patrol and Reconnaissance Wing 11 (CPRW-11), Travis Esteves directed training and readiness of 7 P-3C and P-8A squadrons assigned to CPRW-11 in primary and secondary mission areas. Provided tactical training for 1100+ aircrew, while managing a team of 20 Officers, 40 enlisted and 48 civilian personnel • Awarded the Navy and Marine Corps Commendation Medal for superior operations management of organizations of as many as 150 high diverse technicians, supervisors, and managers, while flawlessly managing aviation assets valued at $127M+ and annual budgets of $50M• Conducted successful training and readiness programs for 840+ Navy personnel across 7 P-8A and P-3C squadrons certifying 115+ Combat Aircrew Teams of 1,380 personnel for worldwide deployment• Designed and implemented a tactical training transition program for 6 Navy squadrons comprised of 1100 naval aviators and support personnel that significantly contributed to overall organizational effectiveness and performance levels for worldwide operations• Successfully orchestrated the scheduling and execution of 157,700+ training hours on 27 simulators with classroom instruction for 7 squadrons, 3 government agencies and 4 NATO countries during one of the most fiscally constrained periods in recent Naval history• Developed the entire training syllabus and evaluated to prepare for 3 worldwide deployment sites for the US Navy's inaugural P-8A deployment directing the tactical training evaluation process for the Navy's first P-8A squadron for deployment certification

Jacksonville, Florida Area

As the Department Manager, Maintenance Officer, internally known as the Department Head at Patrol Squadron 10 (VP10), Travis Esteves directed 200+ maintenance personnel on comprehensive acquisition activities for equipment and materials valued at $324M with an annual budget of $2M+ to support aviation and anti-submarine operations worldwide.• Earned the 2011 Navy Battle Efficiency Award for sustaining fast and winning performance in an operational environment• Led special expeditionary detachments to provide aircraft support for special forces in the Middle East, including several successful operations involving 154 aircraft missions and 1200+ flight hours• Coordinated 11,000+ maintenance staff hours supporting 1,820 flight hours, managed 792 line items of Individual Material Readiness List tools valued at $5M and maintained an operating target budget of $15.7M while supporting 5 exercises across 3 worldwide deployment sites• Reduced the squadron's readiness and training program requirements from 18 to 12 months, managing all aircraft and training resource requirements, while providing meticulous training for 30 Pilots 24 NFOs and 68 enlisted personnel

Dallas/Fort Worth Area

As the Operations Manager - Bureau of Naval Sea Duty Component, Dallas Detachment, Travis Esteves directed daily operations of 150+ military and civilian personnel executing 1700 flight hours across 5 remote detachment sites to support a Chief of Naval Operations special U.S. Navy acquisition program. Provided cost estimates, performance evaluations, maintained project schedules, reviewed system requirements and restructured project assignments to meet specifications. Oversaw competitively negotiated source selection and monitored post-award contractor to ensure program goal achievement.• Managed aviation acquisition programs of up to $5M, including sourcing, proposal reviews and selection, post-award administration and contractor quality assurance, while directing a highly critical U.S. Navy-wide aircraft training and replacement integration program for 183 personnel • Implemented the Navy Defense Travel System (DTS) migrating from a commercial travel service into a self-sufficient DTS, increasing operational flexibility and reducing administrative hours by 50%• Planned and executed 1200+ flight hours and 5 remote site detachments for 150 Naval and civilian personnel for the Chief of Naval personnel's ACAT-IC program of national significance.

Jacksonville, Florida Area

As the Instructor, internally know as the Instructor Tactical Coordinator at Patrol Squadron Thirtyand Fleet Replacement Squadron (FRS) Instructor, Travis Esteves was responsible fo the following:• Weapons Tactics Unit, Subject Matter Expert - Multistatic sonobuoys • Fleet Standardization Group Naval Flight Officer (NFO)• P-8A Poseidon Fleet Integration Team Lead, NFO

Jacksonville, Florida Area

As the Tactical Coordinator (TACCO) at Patrol Squadron Forty Five was responsible for the following:• P-3C Mission Commander• P-3C Instructor TACCO• NFO Training Officer• NATOPS NFO• Line Division Officer• Education Services Officer

Master Of Business Administration - Mba, Business Administration And Management, General

Bachelor Of Arts - Ba, Business Administration, Management And Operations, Cum Laude

Associate Of Arts - Aa, Business Administration And Management, General, Cum Laude