Program/Project Manager
Resume:
JUSTIN P. BARRY
**** ********** *****, ******, ***** 78155
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- QUALIFICATIONS PROFILE
Dynamic, goal-oriented, and results-driven professional, offering more than 23 years of experience in logistics management,
operations planning, employee relations, process analysis, and equipment administration.
Versatile and visionary leader, with well-defined management acumen and well-honed communication, organizational, problem-solving,
analytical, and multitasking aptitudes.
Highly effective executive and commander; expert at establishing professional working relationships with colleagues, personnel, and
executives to develop efficient processes and oversee complex logistics and operations programs.
Previously held Top Secret/DCID and currently hold Secret Clearance. Proven expertise in special access programs.
- AREAS OF EXPERTISE
Large-Scale Program Management
Aircraft Maintenance and Munitions Support
Strategic Planning and Implementation
Regulatory Compliance
Quality Assurance and Control Life-Cycle Logistics Management
Continuous Process Improvements
Employee Training and Development
Rapid Conflict Resolution
Organizational Leadership and Team Building
- PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
UNITED STATES AIR FORCE
Deputy Commander, 309th Aircraft Maintenance Group Hill Air Force Base, UT 2014–Present
Supervise a highly diverse team consisting of approximately 2,100 personnel. Spearhead and execute over $300M of budget annually.
Proficiently oversee the quality assurance and control, production performance, industrial safety, environmental compliance, as well
as technical data/regulation adherence organization-wide.
Selected Highlights:
- Earned recognition as champion in establishing the annual-to-daily maintenance and operations schedules, which included
monitoring the efficient use of resources.
- Optimized productivity after efficiently creating specific objectives and monitoring mission accomplishment.
- Progressively led the "Production Machine" implementation for six product lines across Hill and Randolph Air Force Bases; 125
aircraft in work at all times.
Chief, F-22 Depot Operations/Modernization Modifications Hill Air Force Base, UT 2012–2014
Provided expert leadership to 35 personnel in multiple product teams accountable for maintaining an F-22 Raptor fleet worth $70B and
organizing 150 programs valued at $500M annually. Assisted the System Program Office Business Team in negotiating contracts for
modifications and heavy maintenance.
Selected Highlights:
- Pioneered and executed a strategic depot relocation plan; directly saving $757M over the program life cycle.
- Conducted Structural Retrofit Program II modifications; resolved structural design flaws ensuring 30 year fleet life.
- Rendered outstanding support to the Raptor ‘13 fielded-aircraft contract negotiations, which generated more than $17M in
savings on $108M contract award.
- Transitioned overhaul activities for 21 separate, line-replaceable assemblies from original equipment manufacturers to DoD
Air Logistics Centers; generated organic capacity to support 30K hours of repair workload--$170M program.
Commander, 314th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron Little Rock Air Force Base, AR 2010–2012
Commanded squadron of 528-personnel to manage 33 C-130E/H/J and C-21 aircraft. Led production across three departments to support the
world’s largest, formal training organization for C-130 aircraft. Instilled culture of excellence to provide unmatched support to all
Department of Defense components, as well as 42 international partner nations.
Selected Highlights:
- Led squadron which won seven trophies at Air Mobility Command’s international RODEO competition, including Best Preflight,
Best Maintenance Team and Best Air Mobility Wing, from amongst 17 international competitors.
- Acted as a highly effective chief with 30,200 safe flying hours/9,600 flights; earning recognition from the inspector general
as the best maintenance seen in years.
- Successfully led the deployment of 157 personnel to four CONUS and nine overseas locations with no discrepancies.
Commander, 317th Maintenance Operations Squadron Dyess Air Force Base, TX 2008–2010
Responsible for the maintenance training, supply support, analysis, command/control and mobility operations of 685 personnel. Played
a significant role as the Crisis Action Team director for the first-ever operational readiness inspection focused on Defense Support
of Civilian Agencies.
Selected Highlights:
- Gained commendation as the most creative and visionary squadron commander on the base; accounted for the generation of 19,000
safe flying hours and 11,700 sorties annually.
- Commanded “most disciplined unit w/highest morale” cohesion & pride measured 18% above Air Force averages.
Maintenance Operations Officer Shaw Air Force Base, SC 2005–2008
Controlled operations for world’s largest, combat-focused F-16CJ fleet, comprised of 88 aircraft, 780 personnel, and $3.2B in assets.
Assumed full accountability in facilitating weekly shared resources meetings; integrating and allocating constrained resources.
Oversaw the installation’s $90M annual flying program.
Selected Highlight:
- Provided USAF’s only active-duty, fighter alert mission; generated 176 no-notice eastern US sector protection sorties.
- Prepared for Metrology/Calibration inspection; 100% pass rate inspector stated, “best military lab seen in 29 years”.
- Successfully made it possible for the squadron to receive an Air Combat Command’s Analysis Section of the Year trophy after
spearheading key fleet health metrics studies and improvements.
Officer-in-Charge, 25th Aircraft Maintenance Unit Osan Air Base, South Korea 2004–2005
Led 223 personnel in nine specialties. Directed all generation, maintenance and sustainment activities for 27 A/OA-10 combat aircraft
valued at $289M, in USAF’s most forward, permanently-based wing. Effectively negotiated depot-level modifications and repairs
schedules with the Defense Contract Management Agency and Korea Air Lines.
Selected Highlights:
- Significantly lowered the repeat/recur rate by 52% and attained 92% aircraft mission capability rate through standardization
in production scheduling and formalizing weapons-systems troubleshooting procedures.
- Successfully managed the creation and implementation of the most efficient phase inspection plan; subsequently reducing
inspection flow days from 15 to 10 days for each aircraft.
EARLIER POSITIONS HELD
Officer-in-Charge, Maintenance Flight Charleston Air Force Base, SC
Commander, Detachment 5 Charleston Air Force Base, SC
Sortie Generation Flight Commander Dyess Air Force Base, TX
Quality Assurance Flight Commander Dyess Air Force Base, TX
Isochronal Inspection Dock Chief; Flight Mechanic; and Crew Chief Yokota Air Base, Japan
- ADDITIONAL EXPERIENCE
EMBASSY OF THE UNITED STATES, BAGHDAD
Chief, Foreign Military Sales Support Baghdad, Iraq 2014
- Established a reputation for handling increasing responsibilities by serving on the following multiple roles:
- Key leader for the Office of Security Cooperation-Iraq, rendering proactive support to the DOD's second largest Foreign
Military Sales program
- Senior military advisor to the Iraqi Ministry of Defense deputy chief of staff for logistics and the director of operations
for the prime minister's National Operations Center
MULTI-NATIONAL FORCES–IRAQ
Chief, Military Transition Team Baghdad, Iraq 2006–2007
- Strategically oversaw two sales cases valued at $445M and $88M, in full support of aircraft and engine maintenance, supply
chain management, and aerial port operations; consequently achieving approximately $10M in cost savings.
- EDUCATION
Master of Aeronautical Science in Aviation Management (GPA: 3.86/4.0)
In Progress (Expected Date of Completion: Oct 2015)
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University Daytona Beach, FL 32114
Bachelor of Science in Management, Minor in Organizational Leadership (GPA: 4.0/4.0; summa cum laude)
University of Maryland University College Adelphi, MD 20783
Graduated summa cum laude
Associate of Applied Science in Aircraft Systems Maintenance Technology (GPA: 4.0/4.0)
Community College of the Air Force Gunter Air Force Base, AL 36114
- RECENT TRAINING
2014 Basic Information Systems Acquisition International Programs Security Requirements Course Security Cooperation Management
– Overseas Course Evasion and Conduct after Capture
2013 Life Cycle Management and Sustainment Metrics Intermediate Systems Acquisition Supportability Analysis Reliability,
Availability, and Maintainability Performance-Based Logistics Certified Program Management Professional–Level I Certified Life
Cycle Logistician–Level I
2012 Fundamentals of Systems Acquisition Management Cost Analysis Introduction to Earned Value Management Designing for
Supportability in DOD Systems Performance-Based Logistics Product Support Acquisition Logistics Fundamentals Systems
Sustainment Management Fundamentals Fundamentals of Systems Planning, RD&E Acquisition Fundamentals Fundamentals of Systems
Planning, Research, Development, and Engineering
- AWARDS AND HONORS
2014 Secretary of Defense Performance-Based Logistics (PBL) Program of the Year Award Program Executive Officer, Fighter/Bomber
Programs Logistics Manager of the Year Award
2002–2010 Air Education and Training Command Maintenance Effectiveness Award Winner, Large Squadron 317th Airlift Group
Lieutenant General Leo Marquez Award Winner, Field Grade Manager 51st Fighter Wing Lieutenant General Leo Marquez Award Winner,
Company Grade Manager 437th Airlift Wing Lieutenant General Leo Marquez Award Winner, Company Grade Manager 437th Maintenance
Group Company Grade Officer of the Year 82d Training Wing Lieutenant General Leo Marquez Award Winner, Company Grade Manager
1993–2001 82d Training Wing Airlift/Tanker Association Leadership Award Winner Flight Commander of the Year 317th Airlift
Group General Lew Allen Award Winner United Service Organizations (USO) Service Salute Honoree, Mainland Japan Outstanding Airman
of the Year, Yokota Air Base, Japan Outstanding Airman of the Year, 20th Aeromedical and 30th Airlift Squadrons
Inclusive Year/s Defense Meritorious Service Medal Meritorious Service Medal with Two Oak Leaf Clusters Joint Service
Commendation Medal Air Force Commendation Medal with Four Oak Leaf Clusters Joint Service Achievement Medal Air Force
Achievement Medal with Two Leaf Clusters Joint Meritorious Unit Award Meritorious Unit Award with Oak Leaf Cluster Air Force
Outstanding Unit with Valor Device and Eight Oak Leaf Clusters Combat Readiness Medal Air Force Good Conduct Medal with One Oak
Leaf Cluster National Defense Service Medal with Bronze Star Device Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal with Bronze Star Device
Iraq Campaign Medal with Bronze Star Device Global War on Terrorism Expeditionary Medal Global War on Terrorism Service Medal
Korean Defense Service Medal Air Force Overseas Short Tour Ribbon with Oak Leaf Cluster Air Force Overseas Long Tour Ribbon with
Oak Leaf Cluster Air Force Expeditionary Service Ribbon with Gold Border and Two Oak Leaf Clusters Air Force Longevity Service
Ribbon with Four Oak Leaf Clusters Non-Commissioned Officer Professional Development Ribbon Small Arms Expert Marksmanship Ribbon
(Rifle) Air Force Training Ribbon with One Oak Leaf Cluster
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