Experience

Flyer Defense LLC

• United States
• Defense and Space Manufacturing
• 1 - 100 Employee

• FSR Program Lead Flyer Defense

  • Aug 2021 - Present

• Field Service Technician

  • Nov 2020 - Nov 2021



US Army

• United States
• Law Enforcement
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Group Maintenance Officer 5th SFG

  • Apr 2016 - Apr 2020

• Brigade Maintenance Officer 95th CA

  • Apr 2013 - May 2016

  Brigade Maintenance Officer for the 95th CA BDE (Airborne) responsible for providing combat support for major end items and equipment to include small arms weapons and electronic maintenance equipment valued in excess of $20 million. Responsible for the organizational, direct support maintenance and reset of five companies and one headquarters company in support of world wide operations in three theaters supporting contingency and humanitarian operations. Responsible for implementing and monitoring the brigades TAMMS, TMDE, MWO's, Environmental Program, scheduled and unscheduled maintenance, safety, and operational readiness of equipment.

• Battalion Maintenance Officer 97th CA

  • Mar 2012 - Mar 2013

  Battalion Maintenance Officer for the 97th Civil Affairs Battalion (Airborne) responsible for providing combat support for over 400 major end items and equipment to include small arms weapons and electronic maintenance equipment valued in excess of $20 million. Responsible for the organizational, direct support maintenance and reset of five companies and one headquarters company in support of world wide operations in three theaters supporting contingency and humanitarian operations. Responsible for implementing and monitoring the brigades TAMMS, TMDE, MWO's, Environmental Program, scheduled and unscheduled maintenance, safety, and operational readiness of equipment. Responsible fro advising the Battalion commander and the Battalion/company leadership on maintenance.

• Battalion Maintenance Officer 3 BCT

  • May 2011 - Mar 2012

  Battalion Maintenance Officer for a forward deployed Brigade Special Troops Battalion in 3rd Brigade Combat Team, 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault). Responsible for the Field Level maintenance of over 240 wheeled vehicles and 49 power generation systems. Manages the Battalion's Shop Stock, valued at over $1.5 million, the Battalion Quality Control Program, AMSS, STAMIS, HAZMAT, MWO, TMDE, recovery operations, and safety programs. Directly responsible for maintaining over $34 million worth of MTOE equipment and the health and welfare of 23 NCO's and 45 Soldiers.

• Battalion Maintenance Technician

  • May 2007 - May 2010

  Maintenance Technician for a Forward Support Company(FSC) directly supporting a 800-man Air Assault Infantry Battalion. Develops and executes the maintenance program for six companies. Serves as the principle advisor to the Commander on all matters involving battalion maintenance operations. Responsible for the operational readiness of 87 wheeled vehicles and 5,000 commo, armament and general support pieces of equipment. Manages TAMMS and STAMIS operations, a CLIX budget worth in excess of $25 million, and ensures timeliness and accuracy of all readiness reports. Interacts with other Brigade and Division organizations to ensure seamless maintenance support and continuity. Ensures 43 Soldiers and NCO's are trained to perform maintenance operations in garrison and combat.

• Maintenance Control Sergeant

  • Oct 2005 - Jul 2006

  Served as the Maintenance Control Sergeant for the 173d Support Battalion (ABN) USAREUR, responsible for the direct support maintenance of RC South during OEF VI; supervises the inspection, diagnosis, and repair of the rolling stock and recovery vehicles valued in excess of $300 million; plans, organizes and supervises all recovery operations; responsible for the supervision, safety, training, health and welfare of six NCO's and 2 enlisted Soldiers. Served as the Maintenance Control Sergeant for the 173d Support Battalion (ABN) USAREUR, responsible for the direct support maintenance of RC South during OEF VI; supervises the inspection, diagnosis, and repair of the rolling stock and recovery vehicles valued in excess of $300 million; plans, organizes and supervises all recovery operations; responsible for the supervision, safety, training, health and welfare of six NCO's and 2 enlisted Soldiers.