Quality Assurance Supply Chain

PROFILE

Solution-oriented integration & life-cycle sustainment Aircraft Electronic and Avionics Mission Equipment analyst with 23 years of service. Strong background in aviation sustainment, integration, requirements generation and cost avoidance with valuable training in improving material readiness, reliability, and cycle time. Skilled in quality control and maintenance organization, coupled with extensive ability in enterprise processes and maintenance program management. Developed successful implementation plans to meet organizational requirements. Combat experience with multiple deployments in support of the Global War on Terrorism. Security clearance with granted access to Sensitive Information and favorable adjudication.

Aircraft Health Management System

Quality Assurance

Supply Chain Distribution

Air Launched Effects

Regulatory Compliance

Radio Frequency Countermeasures

Demonstrated Senior Logistician

GSE

Infrared Countermeasures

Strategic Maintenance Planning

Aircraft Integration

Risk Management

Production Control

Common Avionics Architecture Suite (CAAS)

Requirements Generation

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Avionics Mechanic August 2023-September 2024

Aviation Personnel/Airbus Defense & Space Military Aircraft Mobile, AL

As an accomplished electrical installer for the A220 and A320 aircraft., I excel in applying fundamental techniques and procedures to ensure precision in electrical installations. I meticulously read and interpret detailed plans, diagrams, and diverse standards to proficiently fabricate wire harnesses and electrical components. With the ability in laying-in and routing wires on form boards, I adeptly employ tying, lacing, and apply anti-chaff protection to safeguard against potential damage. My ability extends to the installation of solder shields, splices, and various electronic components, including resistors, capacitors, and diodes. I demonstrate precision in soldering connectors, contacts, and components, adhering to industry best practices. Furthermore, I am meticulous in completing required forms and records, documenting the entirety of the assigned work with a keen eye for detail and quality assurance.

Airframe and Power Plant Mechanic December 2021-July 2023 Go Jet Airlines, United Airlines subsidiary Richmond, VA

Professional Airframe and Power Plant Mechanic for Go Jet Airlines, a subsidiary of United Airlines. Responsible for the safety and operational efficiency of the airline by supplying top-notch maintenance services for Bombardier’s CRJ-550 aircraft. Day-to-day responsibilities include conducting scheduled and unscheduled maintenance services, troubleshooting equipment and systems, and providing frontline maintenance coverage with exceptional quality.

Work ethic includes an elevated level of professionalism and attention to detail, knowing that any errors or oversights could have profound consequences. Staying up to date with the latest industry standards and regulations and working closely with colleagues to ensure that our maintenance processes are streamlined and effective.

Senior Operations Control Manager / Senior Human Resource Manager (First Sergeant) March 2019-February 2022

U.S Army, 2-17th Calvary, 101st Combat Aviation Brigade Fort Campbell, KY

Served as a Senior Leader for the U.S Army, 2-17th Calvary, 101st Combat Aviation Brigade, four highly modified mission design Apache series aircraft (AH-64E & UH60M). Provides maintenance consultation, logistics, integration and requirements support to the user community, Program/Project Managers, Logistic Managers, Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEM), and product vendors. Direct technical activities are necessary to develop support requirements that meet readiness objectives. Oversee the acquisition of Commercial-Off-The-Shelf (COTS) items in support of maintenance sustainment and planning.

Provide mentorship, counseling, and growth of over 200 personnel during his time with the Headquarters and Headquarters Troop of 5-101 Attack Helicopter Battalion and B Company 1-101st Aviation Regiment. Ensure knowledge of current Army maintenance systems, including repair and supply, laws, and policies. Manage all maintenance-related issues for deployed aircraft and equipment.

Production Control Maintenance Manager / Business Manager March 2018-March 2019

U.S. Army, 96th Aviation Support Battalion Fort Campbell, KY

Supervised operations, training, and cost avoidance of eight cross-functional shops with 20 civilian contractors performing sustainment and maintenance specialties for the Boeing CH47F Chinook and the Sikorsky UH-60M Blackhawk helicopters valued in excess of $50 million. Managed and prioritized a $35 million Class IX Air budget. Served as the Battalion Production Control Maintenance Manager in the Army’s Aviation Support Battalion. Completed aircraft status reports and monthly Army Aircraft Inventory, Status and Flying Time records (DA Form 1352). Managed and assigned work orders through ULLS-A(E). Collaborated with original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) to obtain equipment and supplied field service support in troubleshooting helicopter systems.

Senior Leadership Instructor and Training Developer March 2015 – February 2018

U.S. Army Aviation Center of Excellence NCO Academy Fort Rucker, Alabama

Served as a Small Group Leader Instructor for Aviation Maintenance Senior Leader’s Course at the USAACE NCOA that teaches the Advance Leaders course and Seniors Leaders Course to an annual population of up to 800 Junior and Senior NCOs from 10 different MOSs; responsible for the professional development, safety, and welfare of up to 100 SLC students annually; evaluates academic performances, leadership abilities, and student led Physical Readiness Training; supervises and facilitates instruction of 39 technical and tactical subjects; responsible for student records, instructional materials, and maintains equipment and facilities valued in

excess of over $30,000; develops MOS specific lesson plans; reviews and edits academic evaluation reports; recommends the command on course changes.

Aircraft Electrician Supervisor / Production Control August 2012 – February 2014

U.S. Army, D Troop 1/6 Calvary Regiment Fort Riley, Kansas

Served as an Avionics and Electrical Section Sergeant in a uniquely equipped and specially trained Avionics Platoon in the Army’s only D Troop 1/6 Calvary Regiment of Kiowa Aircraft (OH-58D). Led, supervised, and mentored 22 personnel. Troubleshot, repaired, and changed avionics and electrical systems on 13 highly modified and specially equipped OH-58D helicopters valued at more than $65 million. Supervised and performed detailed technical inspections. Accounted for more than $6 million in special tools, test sets and SOF-Peculiar Equipment.

Selected from 20 candidates to perform duties as the Battalion Production Control Maintenance Manager and Business Manager.

Credited with enhancing the Army’s Corrosion Prevention and Control Program, adopted as the Battalion standard.

Quality Assurance Inspector September 2010-July 2012

U.S. Army, G Company 52nd Aviation Stuttgart Germany

As a Quality Assurance professional for 10 UH-60L Blackhawk Utility Helicopters, I successfully undertook the responsibility of reviewing incoming flight logs for required work at the Repair Station. My abilities included conducting thorough primary inspections on aircraft, obtaining necessary forms and work orders, and efficiently transferring work details onto proper documentation. I was dedicated to overseeing all work in progress, ensuring compliance with established standards. My role extended to accepting or rejecting completed work items generated by work orders, with a keen focus on supporting airworthiness. Utilizing a variety of inspection methods, I meticulously checked for proper installation, security, safety, and workmanship. My commitment to precision extended to checking conformance to specifications outlined in repair, maintenance, or relevant manuals, as well as engineering instructions approved by the FAA. Additionally, I was well-versed in performing both internal and external audits upon request, contributing to the overall quality and safety of aircraft maintenance operations.

TRAINING, CERTIFICATIONS & EDUCATION

Lean Six Sigma Green Belt

Ground Government Representative for CFT contracts

Threat Radar Systems

Contracting Acquisition Certification

Introduction to Infrared Countermeasures

Secret Clearance

FCC License with Ship Radar

UH-60 Automatic Flight Control Systems

Airframe and Powerplant Certification

Aviation Accident Prevention

Direct Infrared Countermeasures: Technology, Modeling and Testing

4 Classes from BA through University of Louisville

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