Dedicated team leader with extensive experience in managing operations and personnel to achieve company goals. Skilled in diagnosing operational inefficiencies, providing practical solutions, and self-managing department workflows while fostering team collaboration. Seeking to leverage 13 years of leadership, 8 years of technical expertise, and hands-on management experience to drive profitability, enhance customer satisfaction, and tackle the challenges of today’s dynamic work environment.
Overview
8
8
years of professional experience
Work History
Sheet Metal & Advanced Composite Mechanic
Bell Flight, Lockheed Martin, Yulista Aviation
03.2022 - Current
Work Center Supervisor
Perform completion of O/I/D level aircraft maintenance tasks, repairs, modifications, Time Compliance Technical Orders, and One-Time Inspections on CV-22 aircraft
Crash Damage Repair, Structural rebuild, drop-In aircraft maintenance, and Depot Field Team support
Achieved rapid turnaround times for emergency repairs when necessary, minimizing disruption to flight schedules.
Perform acceptance inspections of critical flight control components after return from rework or upon receipt from the manufacturer as well as aircraft acceptance and transfer inspections
Assemble and install parts, structural components, and sub-assemblies to build and attach major wing assemblies
Inspect work for quality and check for Foreign Object Debris (FOD)
Maintaining complete adherence to company and Government specifications/regulations
Performs such operations as checking, adjusting, testing, servicing, inspecting, disassembly, reassembling, replacing, and repairing all parts, sections, or systems of the aircraft
Required to make test installations in accordance with verbal instructions, sketches, or blueprints
Assemble and install, plumbing, mechanical, hydraulic, and structural components, and accessories, using hand tools and power tools
Adjust, align, and calibrate aircraft systems, using hand tools, gauges, and test equipment
Performed system checkouts to include troubleshooting, repairing, servicing, and maintaining pneumatic, hydraulic, and aircraft electrical systems
Operated test equipment and analyzed test data results to troubleshoot, diagnose, and repair any malfunctions to company standards
Conducted flight operations of check flights while identifying and correcting malfunctions allowing the CV-22 community to remain in service
Using total aircraft system knowledge accomplished final assembly inspections and correcting discrepancies crucial to the assembly process
Disassemble and inspect parts for wear, warping, or other defects
Accomplishing scheduled and unscheduled maintenance on the airframe and its systems
Sheet Metal and Carbon Fiber specialist, conducting removal, replacement, and/or repairs to carbon fiber, fiberglass, or metallic-type structures
Personally requested to perform O/I/D level maintenance at other sites by Government employees and Lockheed Martin as a Rapid Response Team Field Repair Technician
Requested by the head of the V-22 Osprey program within the federal government to work on a specific project
Read and interpret engineering blueprints
Fabricate composite and metal parts as needed
Owner/Manager
Bandito Performance
03.2022 - Current
Developed and maintained strong relationships with clients, resulting in repeat business and referrals within the automotive community.
Increased customer satisfaction by implementing efficient business processes, and providing exceptional service.
Oversaw day-to-day operations, including scheduling, resource allocation,
and compliance with safety and industry regulations.
Managed budgeting, forecasting, and financial reporting to ensure business profitability.
Custom composite material molds
Custom metal fabrication
Drivetrain, suspension, and aerodynamic modifications
Aviation Mechanic 3 / Sheet Metal Mechanic
Lockheed Martin Corporation
03.2023 - 07.2024
Perform completion of O/I/D level aircraft maintenance tasks, repairs, modifications, Time Compliance Technical Orders, and One-Time Inspections on CV-22 aircraft
Crash Damage Repair, Structural rebuild, drop-In aircraft maintenance, and Depot Field Team support
Perform acceptance inspections of critical flight control components after return from rework or upon receipt from the manufacturer as well as aircraft acceptance and transfer inspections
Assemble and install parts, structural components, and sub-assemblies to build and attach major wing assemblies
Inspect work for quality and check for Foreign Object Debris (FOD)
Maintaining complete adherence to company and Government specifications/regulations
Performs such operations as checking, adjusting, testing, servicing, inspecting, disassembly, reassembling, replacing, and repairing all parts, sections, or systems of the aircraft
Required to make test installations in accordance with verbal instructions, sketches, or blueprints
Assemble and install, plumbing, mechanical, hydraulic, and structural components, and accessories, using hand tools and power tools
Adjust, align, and calibrate aircraft systems, using hand tools, gauges, and test equipment
Performed system checkouts to include troubleshooting, repairing, servicing, and maintaining pneumatic, hydraulic, and aircraft electrical systems
Operated test equipment and analyzed test data results to troubleshoot, diagnose, and repair any malfunctions to company standards
Conducted flight operations of check flights while identifying and correcting malfunctions allowing the CV-22 community to remain in service
Using total aircraft system knowledge accomplished final assembly inspections and correcting discrepancies crucial to the assembly process
Disassemble and inspect parts for wear, warping, or other defects
Accomplishing scheduled and unscheduled maintenance on the airframe and its systems
Sheet Metal and Carbon Fiber specialist, conducting removal, replacement, and/or repairs to carbon fiber, fiberglass, or metallic-type structures
Personally requested to perform O/I/D level maintenance at other sites by Government employees and Lockheed Martin as a Rapid Response Team Field Repair Technician
Requested by the head of the V-22 Osprey program within the federal government to work on a specific project
Read and interpret engineering blueprints
Fabricate composite and metal parts as needed
Aviation Technician/ Sheet Metal and Carbon Fiber Specialist
Textron-Bell Flight
03.2022 - 03.2023
Perform completion of O/I/D level aircraft maintenance tasks, repairs, modifications, Time Compliance Technical Orders, and One-Time Inspections on CV-22 aircraft
Crash Damage Repair, Structural rebuild, drop-In aircraft maintenance, and Depot Field Team support
Perform acceptance inspections of critical flight control components after return from rework or upon receipt from the manufacturer as well as aircraft acceptance and transfer inspections
Assemble and install parts, structural components, and sub-assemblies to build and attach major wing assemblies
Inspect work for quality and check for Foreign Object Debris (FOD)
Maintaining complete adherence to company and Government specifications/regulations
Performs such operations as checking, adjusting, testing, servicing, inspecting, disassembly, reassembling, replacing, and repairing all parts, sections, or systems of the aircraft
Required to make test installations in accordance with verbal instructions, sketches, or blueprints
Assemble and install, plumbing, mechanical, hydraulic, and structural components, and accessories, using hand tools and power tools
Adjust, align, and calibrate aircraft systems, using hand tools, gauges, and test equipment
Performed system checkouts to include troubleshooting, repairing, servicing, and maintaining pneumatic, hydraulic, and aircraft electrical systems
Operated test equipment and analyzed test data results to troubleshoot, diagnose, and repair any malfunctions to company standards
Conducted flight operations of check flights while identifying and correcting malfunctions allowing the CV-22 community to remain in service
Using total aircraft system knowledge accomplished final assembly inspections and correcting discrepancies crucial to the assembly process
Disassemble and inspect parts for wear, warping, or other defects
Accomplishing scheduled and unscheduled maintenance on the airframe and its systems
Sheet Metal and Carbon Fiber specialist, conducting removal, replacement, and/or repairs to carbon fiber, fiberglass, or metallic-type structures
Personally requested to perform O/I/D level maintenance at other sites by Government employees and Lockheed Martin as a Rapid Response Team Field Repair Technician
Requested by the head of the V-22 Osprey program within the federal government to work on a specific project
Read and interpret engineering blueprints
Fabricate composite and metal parts as needed
Airframe Structural Mechanic
United States Marine Corps
12.2016 - 12.2021
Marine Medium Tiltrotor Squadron VMM-164
Collateral Duty Inspector
Work Center Supervisor
Performed troubleshooting, inspection, and repair on the MV-22 including removal and replacement of aircraft engines, gearboxes, mechanical flight controls, rotor hubs, dynamic rotating controls, fuel systems, and electrical systems
Oversaw daily operations, ensuring smooth execution of tasks and timely completion of projects.
Executed all unscheduled, scheduled, phase maintenance, technical directives, corrosion treatment and prevention, and high-time scheduled removal components on all aircraft via schematics, engineering blueprints, and technical manuals
Fostered a positive work environment by cultivating strong relationships among team members and promoting open communication channels.
Performed preflight inspection of aircraft ensuring acceptable material condition and airworthiness of dynamic flight-critical components, performing aircraft final systems inspections, and reviewing post-flight trend analysis diagrams to detect and troubleshoot any discrepancies with the MV-22
Assisted in streamlining the phase inspection process utilizing Lean Six Sigma techniques and Microsoft Project to provide accurate timelines, increased product readiness, and a zero-defect score on the squadron pre-deployment inspection, resulting in an effective, and efficiently managed Phase program, ensuring 10 MV-22 ($800M) completed the required phase maintenance to return to service for multiple mission requirements
Proficient in understanding the use of airframe and power plant fluids and lubricants including the color codes for lines and tubing
Coordinated maintenance efforts between the Quality Assurance Division, I-Level Maintenance (MALS), Civilian Contract maintenance teams, Fleet Service Representative (FSR), and Fleet Service Technicians (FST) to accomplish required phase maintenance and airframe division maintenance
Directly liaised with aviation supply to requisition parts, and coordinate higher maintenance evolutions in conjunction with supervising the acquisition of required support equipment and tools
As acting Respiratory Protection, Tire & Wheel, Ground Safety Coordinator, and Tool Control Program Manager conducted annual training for all personnel and received zero marks on audits and higher-level inspections
Hazardous Material Program with responsibilities as follows: procurement of Haz-Mat, training personnel on the proper use, storage of Haz-Mat, dangers of Haz-Mat, Haz-Mat clean up, disposal of Haz-Mat, and the MSDS
Maintain records of all maintenance performed on aircraft on paper logbooks and electronic records system
Education
Master - Business Administration
Eastern New Mexico University
Portales, NM
12-2025
License -
Airframe & Powerplants
04.2025
Associate - Science
Monroe County Community College
Monroe, MI
07.2024
Bachelor Degree - Applied Arts & Science in Aviation
Eastern New Mexico University
Portales, NM
07.2024
Associate - Art
Monroe County Community College
Monroe, MI
12.2022
Skills
Quality Assurance Procedures
Data analysis and Reporting
Operational Lead
Regulatory Compliance
Advanced Composite Material
Training & Development
Accomplishments
Secret Level Clearance
Lean Six Sigma Yellow Belt
Red X Authorized with Yulista Aviation (QA)
Red X Authorized with Lockheed Martin Corporation (QA)
Red X Authorized with Bell Flight (QA)
Cadmium Plating Certified (SIFCO ASC)
Advanced Carbon Fiber Repair (Bell Flight)
Vibration Analysis (Bell Flight)
Collateral Duty / Quality Assurance Representative on the MV-22 Osprey
Work Center Supervisor Certified
Licensed Operator of Multiple Pieces of Ground Support Equipment
Respiratory Protection Program Manager
Aircraft Corrosion Prevention
Aircraft Painting
Hazardous Material Handling
Explosive Awareness
National Incident Management System
References
Multi-Function Manufacturing Asc Mgr (Lockheed Martin), De'Leon J. Shaw, (575)-777-2404
Previous Manager (Bell Flight), Mike Guy, (858)-922-0673
Quality Analyst Senior (Lockheed Martin), Steve Terry, (505)-697-9646
Timeline
Aviation Mechanic 3 / Sheet Metal Mechanic
Lockheed Martin Corporation
03.2023 - 07.2024
Sheet Metal & Advanced Composite Mechanic
Bell Flight, Lockheed Martin, Yulista Aviation
03.2022 - Current
Owner/Manager
Bandito Performance
03.2022 - Current
Aviation Technician/ Sheet Metal and Carbon Fiber Specialist
Textron-Bell Flight
03.2022 - 03.2023
Airframe Structural Mechanic
United States Marine Corps
12.2016 - 12.2021
Master - Business Administration
Eastern New Mexico University
License -
Airframe & Powerplants
Associate - Science
Monroe County Community College
Bachelor Degree - Applied Arts & Science in Aviation
Eastern New Mexico University
Associate - Art
Monroe County Community College
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