Accuracy with money and data
I cross-reference project data against accounting records, POs, and invoices, flag discrepancies, and build Excel systems that feed Power BI reporting.
Aviation Management graduate from the University of Oklahoma, ready to support aerospace and defense programs in contracts, supply chain, and project operations.
A short introduction: who I am, what I’ve done, and why aerospace and defense.
I’m an Oklahoma-raised aviation management graduate who has worked on both ends of the industry: moving engine parts for the F-22, F-35, and C-17, and reconciling millions of dollars in airport project records against purchase orders and invoices.
At the University of Oklahoma I studied contract administration, airline and airport operations, and supply chain management, then put it to work in competitive simulations judged by industry professionals, including a winning $315M proposal to a simulated government RFP. Outside the classroom I’ve spent two years as a security officer on a government complex, where documentation, protocol, and calm under pressure are the job. I’m looking for a role where I can grow into contracts, program, or supply-chain work that keeps aircraft flying and the mission supported.
Aviation and service run in my family. My father served in the Navy, my uncle Matt flew F-16s and F-18s as a Navy and Air Force pilot, and my grandfather was an Army Green Beret in Vietnam. I wanted to serve in uniform too, but a medical disqualification closed that door. Supporting the people and aircraft that defend this country is the closest I can come to that goal, and I don’t take it lightly.
I cross-reference project data against accounting records, POs, and invoices, flag discrepancies, and build Excel systems that feed Power BI reporting.
I’ve kitted and shipped engine components for the F119, F135, and F117 under a government contract, including manifests, inspections, and QC documentation.
Two years of security operations on a government site, 100% protocol compliance, 20+ documented incidents, and formal recognition for helping save a coworker’s life.
Most recent first.
Team projects at OU, each judged by a panel of aviation industry professionals.
Wrote a proposal responding to a simulated government RFP for rocket and payload delivery, covering compliance requirements, cost analysis, competitive strategy, and model rocket testing.
Won against five teams with a $315M proposed budgetManaged budgeting, route planning, and fleet acquisition, using financial forecasts and performance metrics to drive profitability.
1st overall: $18.4M revenue, $58.32 stock priceLed an airport development and consulting company simulation: operational and financial plans, risk and SWOT analyses, quarterly briefings, and stakeholder presentations.
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