Motivated self starter. Experienced aircraft mechanic and paramedic, ready to begin the next stage of my career as a commercial pilot.
Education
George Mason University
B.S. Chemistry 08/20/2012 - 05/15/2015
Work Experience
Lead Flight Paramedic / Mechanic
Berry Aviation 07/31/2023 - 07/22/2022 • Plan and conduct casualty evacuations of US and partner military services from forward deployed positions
• Perform aviation CASEVAC in support of US and foreign partners, conducting counter-terrorism operations in northwest Africa
• Ensure deployability of medical equipment, supplies, and medications, including controlled narcotics
• Provided routine medical assessments and treatments to Berry employees while in country
• Serve as loadmaster during loading and airdrop evolutions
• Perform aircraft and vehicle extrication using hydraulic and electric tools
Lead Mechanic
American Aviation 08/14/2024 - 12/15/2023 • Plan and perform scheduled maintenance on company piston-powered aircraft, including Piper, Cessna and Diamond manufacturers
• Order parts and consumables to maintain fleet in operational status
• Perform emergency maintenance on aircraft damaged during flight, coordinating with the FAA to perform root-cause analysis
• Complete 50, 100 hour inspections, assist IA with annual inspections, completing any repair work found to be necessary before aircraft is signed off
Helicopter Crewchief / Mechanic
U.S. Marine Corps 02/04/2001 - 02/05/1996 • Plan and execute missions as a flight crewmember
• Direct pilots in-flight for aircraft safety and survivability, completing tactical flights during daylight and night time hours, including 300+ hours on night vision devices (NVDs), 120 of which in low light
• Supervise flight line personnel to ensure mission readiness
• Make rapid decisions when faced with a failure of an aircraft system, implementing corrective actions to minimize damage to components and risk to the aircrew
• Perform range sweeps, contacting federal authorities when an intruder was located, giving a full description of intruder
• Able to quickly identify a wide range of friendly and enemy weapon systems, explosives and other dangerous devices
• Perform daily inspections of aircraft using technical publications and written directives
• Utilized maintenance schedules to assign personnel to perform preventative and corrective maintenance on helicopter airframe and powerplant systems
Highlights
Commercial Pilot
06/18/2026 CPL SEL, Instrument
Aircraft Experience
Cessna
- Time in Type: 260 hrs
- Last Training: July 25, 2026
- Training Type: Recurrent
- Facility: Aviation Adventures
