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* Provided program support to E-2D and ACAT 1D program.* E-2D ALE Training Team providing training on the ALE environment including the CAMEO Dashboard, ALE Ground Station, Maintenance Action eXtension (MAX), and the Navy Standard IETM Viewer (NSIV) to E-2D Fleet Introduction Team (FIT) members and U. S. Navy aircraft maintenance personnel.* E-2D ALE Test Team member conducting regression and government acceptance testing on ALE software and providing ALE and OOMA support during testing.* NALCOMIS OOMA subject matter expert (SME) for ALE team including database setup for testing and training events.* Supported IETM Quality Analysis (QA) evaluating technical data applicable to the E-2C and E-2D via Personal Electronic Maintenance Aid (PEMA) and assisted in the verification of proper XML tagging to S1000D standards for converted E-2C legacy data for display via NSIV.* Participated in IETM publications In-process Reviews (IPR) with program office personnel, FIT personnel, and the primary contractor.* Drafted the initial version of the NAVAIR E-2D ALE instruction.

General Dynamics Information Technology, California, MD * Provided logistic analytical and technical support to the MH-60R, tactical/operational documentation, military systems design and other efforts requiring support in support of the Assistant Program Manager for Logistics (APML) and the Deputy APMLs for the MH-60R.* Researched, identified and recommended resources required for task execution and completion for MH-60R logistic support.* Logistic technical advisor to the APML and Deputies in assigned subject areas, recommending changes and identifying areas for further investigation for logistic support for the MH-60R.* Identified and recommended emergent relevant technologies that may result in improvements to current processes for the MH-60R.

NALCOMIS OOMA Implementation Team Leader 2007 to 2011Naval Air Forces Atlantic, Norfolk, VA - Type Commander Representative and Team Lead during 23 NALCOMIS OOMA Implementations including 12 OOMA/FAME Implementations for the F/A-18 aircraft. Provided Naval Aviation Maintenance Policy guidance and ensured over 3,500 fleet personnel received the proper classroom and over-the-shoulder training on the OOMA and FAME software.Maintenance Control Leading Senior Chief Petty Officer/Quality Assurance Supervisor 2005 to 2007Airborne Early Warning Squadron 121, Norfolk, VA - Directly responsible for the maintenance effort on four E-2C Hawkeye aircraft and the 130 personnel performing scheduled and unscheduled maintenance in support of the Command's mission and flight schedule.Aviation Maintenance Management Team Supervisor 2003 to 2005Naval Air Forces Atlantic, Norfolk, VA - Type Commander Inspector for all aviation maintenance administrative areas including: Logs and Records, Records and Reports, Data Analysis, Technical Publications Librarian, Maintenance Administration, and Simulated Automated Maintenance Environment (sAME). Reviewed NAMP change proposals, researched recommendations and submitted concurrence or modifications for further review and acceptance.Administrative Supervisor / Production Supervisor 2000 to 2003Aircraft Intermediate Maintenance Department (AIMD), Virginia Beach, VA - Managed organization's manpower office overseeing 1600 personnel. Directed the administrative efforts of 17 personnel processing logbooks and records for over 300 aircraft engines including the F/A-18’s F404-A-400/402.