Air Force Maintenance
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Baltimore, MD
***********@*****.***
ADRIAN L. BAILEY
OBJECTIVE Aircraft Systems Operations professional seeking to implement industrial engineering practices in the conceptual design, functional analysis, and integration of system solutions.
EDUCATION o B.A. in Mathematical Sciences: University of Illinois, Springfield, 2019
o Currently enrolled in the M.Sc. Program for Systems Engineering at Johns Hopkins University
EXPERIENCE TECHNICAL PROGRAM MANAGER, UNITED STATES AIR FORCE August 2017 – December 2020
o Functional test, troubleshoot, and maintain airframe avionics, electrical, and weapons subsystems components valued at $45 million that is central to Aircraft Maintenance Operations.
o Assist with inventory programming and acquisition for subsystem components supporting software.
o Support the retrofitting and upgrading of subsystem components and supporting infrastructure to manage or extend element lifecycles. o Manage more than 300 distinct maintenance elements in the Test, Measurement, and Diagnostic Equipment (TMDE) program as the primary program lead. o Ensure all equipment and subsystem supporting infrastructure calibration adheres to the TMDE calibration schedule and is consistent with requisite maintenance specifications set forth by the United States Air Force. o Assist in coordinating the logistics of equipment movement to deployed locations in support of active combat missions.
WEAPONS SYSTEMS SPECIALIST, UNITED STATES AIR FORCE January 2016 – August 2017
o Troubleshoot and reconfigure A-10C munition suspension equipment and the GAU- 8 Gatling gun according to operation specifications. o Load, unload, arm, and de-arm the 10 munition types assigned to the mission requirements of all A-10C aircraft.
o Managed aircraft munition configurations on the Air Force’s Integrated Maintenance Data System (IMDS) to ensure compliance with branch wide system maintenance, evaluation, and configuration protocols.
o Maintained munitions loading/handling certifications for all A-10C assigned munition types with monthly training and evaluations. Page 2
EXPLOSIVE ORDNANCE DISPOSAL CANDIDATE, UNITED STATES AIR FORCE February 2015 – January 2016
o Completed Basic Military Training upon entering the Air Force. o Completed the Air Force Explosive Ordnance Disposal Preliminary Course, despite a graduating class attrition rate of more than 88%, after rigorous study on the functional design of munitions and simulated training in their de-arming and disposal.
QUALIFICATIONS
& EXPERTISE
* Secret Security Clearance
* Utilize Model Based Systems Engineering approach, to include SysML Modeling Architecture, for system solutions studies in graduate-level coursework
* Subsystem, Element Acquisition and Management
* Air Force Metrology and Calibration Program Certified
* Program Management
* Software Testing and Integration
* Proficient in Microsoft Office Suite, Windows, and Linux OS
* Operations Tooling
* Avionics, Electrical Hardware Retrofitting and Functional Integration CAREER HIGHLIGHTS o Directly supported unit deployment to Kandahar, Afghanistan from July 2018 – January 2019 as a contribution to Operation Freedom’s Sentinel, the NATO led support mission succeeding the Global War on Terrorism. o Green Suit Maintenance Support Professional, Airman tier, 1st Quarter 2019 o Directly supported Operation Neptune Falcon 2018, a 22 day, multibranch exercise to evaluate deployment capabilities in a realistic training environment. o Awarded/coined by the 23rd Maintenance Group Wing Commander for exemplar performance in supporting maintenance operations, 4th Quarter 2017. o Won the 75th AMU Airman of the Quarter, 4th Quarter 2017. o Air Force Basic Training Honor Graduate.
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