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Oldsmar, Florida, United States

Tampa, Florida, United States

• Assisted repair of Stryker Neptune by replacing cracked upper and lower basins. Returned leaking Rover back to service on the same day.• Maintained repair parts inventory, ensuring accurate stock levels maintained to adequately support medical equipment repairs.• Conducted preventative maintenance actions and repairs of CareFusion Model 1800 IV pumps and PCs.• Documented all repair actions on equipment tags and within the computer management systems, while also dispensing parts… Show more • Assisted repair of Stryker Neptune by replacing cracked upper and lower basins. Returned leaking Rover back to service on the same day.• Maintained repair parts inventory, ensuring accurate stock levels maintained to adequately support medical equipment repairs.• Conducted preventative maintenance actions and repairs of CareFusion Model 1800 IV pumps and PCs.• Documented all repair actions on equipment tags and within the computer management systems, while also dispensing parts to maintain accurate inventory levels. Show less

Bossier City, Louisiana, United States

• Mentored 225 personnel/managed a $1.5 billion equipment and maintenance budget, enabling more than 6,000 hours for a 20-aircraft fleet worth in excess of $40 billion.• Nuclear Weapons project Team Leader, enhancing development and facilitating U.S. Air Force strategic objectives through the execution of 32 separate project development evaluations.

Nato Hq Joint Force Command, Brunssum, Netherlands

• Supervised more than 3,000 U.S. Air Force personnel, across international boundaries, ensuring personnel and organizational readiness to perform assigned tasks.• Advised senior-level U.S. Air Force executives on personnel and equipment readiness to support multi-national organizational objectives.

Whiteman Air Force Base, Missouri

• Mentored 206 personnel supporting 4 rapid response aircraft around the world at any time of day. Orchestrated through an $8 million operations center coordinating the logistics of assets in excess of $78 million.• Facilitated personnel growth and well-being by personally integrating and embedding mental health professionals into the organizational structure, improving readiness and employee well-being.

Whiteman Air Force Base, Missouri

• Responsible for the maintenance and readiness of $27 million of U.S. Air Force property and equipment with an operational readiness rate of more than 90%. • Supervised eight organizational training and certification teams, completing more than 5,600 yearly inspections with a certification rate in excess of 96%.

• Coordinated maintenance operations for testing and development projects for the B-2A aircraft. Liaison for manufacture contractors like Boeing, Northrop Grumman, Sandia National Laboratories.• Discovered weapons system electronic solenoid fault; led repair team with the Boeing contractor and developed a quick/cost efficient solution, increasing the reliability of a unique weapon-to-target capability

Whiteman Afb, Missouri, United States

• Ensured serviceability of all weapons system components with the responsibility of performing all preventative maintenance/operational testing, while also leading a team to safely install/remove sophisticated weapons.• Isolated and repaired the operational test fault on a rotary weapons launcher prior to aircraft take-off,enabled an on-time departure and mission success for critical short notice tasking.

Osam Ab, South Korea

• Trained 3,052 weapon loading operations and certified 42 personnel ensuring all crews were thoroughly proficient in generating combat ready aircraft in deterrence of any hostile aggression.

Minot Afb, North Dakota, United States

• Annually completed 263 routine inspections on aircraft electronic components and performed 318preventative maintenance actions with a 98 % quality assurance pass rate, which furthered theoperational capability of an aging B-52 aircraft from the 1960s.

Whiteman Afb, Missouri, United States

• Performed extensive functional checks on weapon release equipment and conducted in-depthelectronic troubleshooting of over 1,000 critical equipment items resulting in the successful release of many complex weapons, which destroyed all required targets, preventing further aggression by adversariesand ultimately saving many lives.

Bachelor'S Degree, Organizational Security And Management

Graduated w/honors

Certificate, Biomedical Technology/Technician

Associate'S Degree, Human Resources Management/Personnel Administration, General

Associate'S Degree, Aircraft Armament Systems