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Lakehurst, New Jersey, United States

Lakehurst, New Jersey, United States

Lakehurst, New Jersey, United States

Oversee the technical direction of all aspects of the engineering lifecycle for Peculiar Support Equipment (PSE) in support of the C-2A, E-2C, and E-2D platforms. I serve as the lead for the design, development, acquisition, integration, testing, evaluation, fielding, and configuration management of avionics, non-avionics, and propulsion Support Equipment (SE). I serve as the primary point of contact to the PMA and contractor for all SE requirements from a technical perspective. I directly interface with NAWCAD headquarters and other government activities involved in the SE program to present schedule, cost, and technical information. I use the Systems Engineering Process to review new PSE requirements to develop and implement efforts to increase reliability, maintainability, and fleet readiness, while reducing overall life-cycle costs. I investigate cost-saving solutions for the development of PSE, including the use of NAVAIR in-house design groups and modifications to existing equipment. I serve as the chair of SETR events for all new and redesigned PSE and manage acquisition milestones throughout the life-cycle to assess technical maturity and risk. I regularly brief the status of the PMA-231 engineering program to all levels of personnel within the organization.

Lakehurst, New Jersey, United States

Responsible for the overall technical direction, coordination, and management for Organizational, Intermediate and Depot level Support Equipment (SE). I led the design, development, acquisition, integration, testing, evaluation fielding, and configuration management of avionics, non-avionics, and propulsion CH-53K Support Equipment. I integrated technical inputs of multiple engineering disciplines into Support Equipment design, and served as the primary point of contact for all SE requirements from a technical perspective. I directly interfaced with NAWCAD headquarters and other government activities involved in the SE program to present schedule, cost, and technical information. I worked directly with the CH-53K prime contractor to define the SE requirements for the platform and review all documentation for technical validity. I investigated the use of Common Support Equipment (CSE) solutions in place of peculiar solutions identified by the contractor in an effort to maximize the use of available resources in Navy inventory, reduce system costs, and minimize the SE footprint. I used the Systems Engineering Process to review new Peculiar Support Equipment (PSE) requirements to develop and implement efforts to increase reliability, maintainability, and fleet readiness, while reducing overall life-cycle costs.

Lakehurst, New Jersey, United States

Led a team consisting of assistant managers, project engineers, logisticians, contract specialists, business financial managers, functional specialists, and cost analysts to support PMA-251, the Aircraft Launch and Recovery Equipment (ALRE) Program Office. Under direction from the IPT Lead, I led, organized, and managed cost, schedule, and performance efforts for the System Development and Demonstration (SDD) phase of the EMALS program. I interacted with a multi-disciplined, cross-competency team to plan and coordinate the life cycle management of EMALS and supporting ALRE systems, and interfaced with NAVAIR and Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA) program offices, cross-competency leadership, and industry partners to establish and execute key program milestones. I integrated inputs from multiple engineering disciplines and logistics to support major developments to the EMALS system. I assisted in the development of the budget for the EMALS SDD program and defended the program budget to key stakeholders in PMA-251 to ensure funding and resources were available to support the program.

Lakehurst, New Jersey, United States

Responsible for the operation and implementation of the Tool Control Program for the United States Navy. Primary responsibilities include designing and developing customized toolboxes and manuals to accommodate maintenance and tooling requirements for most Navy aircraft platforms and their support equipment. Also interface with aircraft platform program managers to set budgetary requirements and delivery schedules, ensuring that the fleet maintainers have the required tools when required.

Lakehurst, New Jersey, United States

Managed a branch of 20 design engineers responsible for the in-house development of Peculiar Support Equipment (PSE) components for various aircraft platforms, including E-2D, F-18, F-35, P-3, P-8, H-60, and MQ-8B. I supervised the development of analytical and simulation models to assess the capabilities and performance of new engineering systems. I established workload requirements for each member of the group and monitored progress of all projects assigned to the branch. My responsibilities included establishing and assigning resources to support the programs in the group, which included working with competency managers and program managers to establish requirements and identify adequate resources. I maintained the budget for the branch, prepared and updated schedules, reports, and documentation, and responded to all emergent fleet needs.

Lakehurst, New Jersey, United States

Responsible for the research, development, and acquisition of Corrosion Control Support Equipment for the United States Navy’s aircraft fleet, including the development of Aircraft Servicing and Maintenance Support Equipment.

Responsible for supporting the NAVAIR mission through the research and development of Avionics Support Equipment for the United States Navy's aircraft fleet, including the development of peculiar support equipment solutions for aircraft wiring issues.

Responsible for the supervision of other employees when manager was not present, opening and closing the store, and shelving truck shipments.

Collected, analyzed, and submitted vehicle emissions test information to the Environmental Protection Agency as required by the CAP2000 In-Use Verification Program. Also assisted the Emissions Certification and Compliance Department with the development and release of vehicle emission and safety reports to various agencies.

Master Of Science (Ms), Systems Engineering

Masters Of Science, Engineering Management

B.S., Mechanical Engineering