OBJECTIVE:                                I have prepared myself through work experience and training to pursue Technical and Management positions.  I have further enhanced my skills by completing a Master degree in Aeronautical Sciences.

EXPERIENCE: 11/07-PRESENT                                                   10/06- 11/07                                       1099-10�6                           05/99 – 10/99               07/98 – 5/99	FIRST LINE MANAGER- As a First Line Manager (FLM) I report to the Manager of Orbiter Operations for Shuttle Orbiter Processing Facility (OPF) Bay 3 at Kennedy Space Center.  I manage, schedule, direct and control technicians work assignments in order to safely meet processing milestones and ensure program supportability. I am responsible for maintaining a safe work environment and also for all personnel activities, facility and flight hardware in assigned area. I am responsible for the safety, quality and schedule effectiveness of assigned technicians. I manage matrix data such as process surveillance and workmanship metrics to continually improve processes and I also track technical training, medical certifications, and company mandated special training.  I develop employees based on strategic tasks and employee needs, ensure compliance with work area rules, attendance, procedures and programs. Lastly I perform administrative functions to include performance reviews, merit packages, risk management, issue resolution and budget control (both labor and non-labor).     SITE TEST CONDUCTOR-  The Site Test Conductor (STC) has a primary responsibility to integrate real time Vehicle work activities in support of scheduled processing. Responsible for writing, and statusing schedules for integrated tests. Central point of contact and coordination for all high bay operational elements and disciplines involved in the testing, modification, and/or repair of the Shuttle Orbiter (Engineering, Quality, Safety, Shops, etc.). As an STC I act as an On Site Coordinator for emergency management procedures.     United Space Alliance-  I worked as an aerospace Advanced System Technician processing the Space Shuttle Orbiters from mission to mission.  My title and main responsibility is as an Orbiter Electrician, although I also perform mechanical and Spacecraft Operator duties. I am certified through NASA training programs in such tasks as electronic trouble shooting and repair, structural repairs, thermal protection, hydraset operator, hypergolic maintenance, and fiber optics, as well as many other tasks needed to process the shuttle for it’s next mission.    New Piper Aircraft- Aircraft mechanic-  I was assigned to an experimental program for Piper Aircraft Corporation, in which I was involved in day-to-day maintenance of the Meridian class Malibu, which is powered by a PT-6-48 Pratt and Whitney engine.  This aircraft is currently under the design and certification process.    Northrop Grumman - Sheet metal mechanic, Performed all tasks assigned, building B-767 center section, drilling high tolerance holes, cold working, position aircraft in fixture, sealing and corrosion control.
04/93 – 05/98                               12/91-04/98		Western Aviation – Self Employed Performed annual inspections for General Aviation Aircraft.  Performed all maintenance required to keep customers aircraft airworthy. Bought and Restored aircraft with paint, dope and fabric, interiors, engine over haul, and aircraft documentation.  Pictures available.  Ran an E.A.A. shop, built and sold experimental aircraft and also gave instruction on sheet metal processes.    Director of Maintenance – Spectrum Jet Center Yampa Valley Regional Airport – Hayden, CO Performed contract maintenance for Northwest, American, United, TWA and Continental Airlines.  Certified through each airlines technical-training instructors.  I was a certified fuel and maintenance instructor for United Airlines.  Oversaw General Aviation maintenance shop.  Performed annual inspections and all related aircraft maintenance.
12/89 – 01/91		Aircraft Inspector (NDT) – Eastern Airlines, Miami, FL Performed all NDT inspection duties on related aircraft while also serving as Visual Inspector on ‘A’, ‘C’, and ‘D’ check aircraft. Level one radiographer.
07/86 – 12/89		Jet Engine Mechanic – US Government, Hill AFB, Clearfield, UT. Wage grade 10 (Journeyman Mechanic) on J-79 and F-100pw200 Turbo Jet and Turbo Fan engines. Completed overhaul and jet engine modifications.
07/85 – 07/86		Sheet Metal Mechanic – US Government, Hill AFB, Clearfield, UT.  Performed overhaul sheet metal repairs and structural repairs on F-4 aircraft.
01/85 – 08/85       02/81—01/85		Customer Service Agent – Piedmont Airlines, Newark, NJ.  Responsible for customer reservations and cargo loading.   USAF Hill AFB. UT. - Tactical Aircraft Maintenance   Performed required Aircraft Maintenance to ensure operational readiness.  I was trained in all aspects of aircraft systems, specializing in F-16 fighter aircraft.
EDUCATION 6/03- 5/18/08     10/99 – 7/26/02		Embry Riddle Aeronautical University Masters Aeronautical Sciences- Major in Space Studies Management.   Batchelor Aeronautical Sciences- Minor in Safety and Human Factors
09/98       09/97         10/90		Dallas Baptist University Extended program for a Bachelor of Business management.   PRATT & WHITNEY- PT-6 Overhaul Course 80 hours. Montreal, Canada factory school     Eastern Airlines A-300, B-727, DC-9, AND L-1011 operational and servicing courses – 160 hrs, Miami International Airport, Miami FL.
09/90		Dupont -Non Destructive Testing Courses NDT Level I Radiographer Classes ASNT. Miami International Miami, FL.
08/88		Civil Service-Jet Engine Overhaul Course (turbo jet & turbo fan), Hill AFB Clearfield, UT.
10/87		Utah Technical School Airframe & Power-Plant Prep Course – 6 hrs Salt Lake City, UT
09/85		Ogden Area Vocational School Sheet Metal Mechanic Course -- 200hrs Ogden, UT.
01/82 & 01/85		United States Air Force, Career Development Courses Hill AFB Clearfield, UT
09/81		United States Air Force Maintenance Data Collection Hill AFB Clearfield, UT
04/81		United States Air Force Aircraft mechanic Courses, (General and F-16)– 150 hrs, Sheppard and Hill Air Force Base
LICENSES & Certifications		Airframe / Powerplant Inspection Authorization Radiographer – ASNT Level I Program Management Professional Training.   Security clearance level of high degree could be disclosed at appropriate time.