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SENIOR AEROSPACE SCIENCE INSTRUCTOR
Summary

Former military officer with 30+ years of instructional, management, and quality assurance experience in both the US Air Force and as an Air Force Junior ROTC instructor. Mastered highly technical and complex nuclear missile system concepts and taught and evaluated other officers in support of the Nuclear Deterrence mission. both operations and maintenance disciplines.High school Air Force Junior ROTC instructor at two different schools. Managed 1-2 other instructor(s) and 130+ cadets.Results-oriented Program Manager who excels in determining unit/cadet needs and delivering solutions. Globally connected--lived overseas as exchange officer and member of German Air Force staff--proficient in German.  

Highlights
  • Strong interpersonal skills
  • Skilled in MS Office
  • Relationship selling
  • Exceptional customer service skills
  • Skilled multi-tasker
  • Prospecting and cold calling
  • Team building expertise
  • Customer-oriented
  • PowerPoint expert
  • Strong communicator
Accomplishments
Created recruiting strategies to develop and expand cadet enrollment, which resulted in a 10% increase in total cadets.
Retained 75% of cadets from first to second year through successful cadet training and development programs/events.
Managed a unit of 140+ cadets and directed them in over 100 different activities in support of goals and objectives. 
Experience
Senior Aerospace Science Instructor07/2008 to CurrentCompany NameCity, StateScheduled an average of [Number] appointments per [Time period].
  • Supervised two other Air Force Junior ROTC instructors.
  • Trained cadets on Recruiting practices prior to rising 9th grader event. 
  • Answered administration's questions about curriculum and retention.
  • Coordinated account contracts and payments with Finance Secretary.
  • Developed and executed annual/monthly budget plans and strategies.
  • Scheduled an average of 5 major cadet activities per semester.
  • availability, uses and credit terms. 500K uniform, curriculum, tech inventory & circa $20K in discretionary budget management Analyzed uniform tracking-installed "HQ best practices" & reduced man-made errors to <5% observed/critiqued="" instruction--validated="" methods="" met/exceeded="" state/district/air="" force="" levels="" created="" table-top="" briefings="" for="" key="" memorandum="" of="" agreement="" issues-school="" 100%="" compliant="" effectively="" refined="" unit's="" policies,="" rules,="" standards,="" and="" precedent="" decisions="" with="" all="" stakeholders="" enforced="" afjrotc="" areas="" of="" eligibility="" and="" credibility--parent="" club="" finances="" deemed="" "off="" limits"="" masterfully="" interpreted/applied="" federal/state="" laws="" for="" learning-deficient="" students-critical="" task="" life-long="" learner--weekly="" educator="" proed="" classes,="" vlogs,="" &="" forums-ms/google="" competency="" civic-minded;="" volunteered="" 100's="" of="" hours="" after="" school,="" nights,="" and="" weekends="" along="" with="" cadets="" goal-oriented--driven="" to="" succeed--cadets="" (140)="" averaged="" 8.6+="" hours="" of="" community="" service/year="" units="" won="" 6="" "exceeds="" standards"="" on="" unit="" inspections="" over="" 8="" years="" w/anderson="" at="">
Exchange Officer01/2002 to 06/2008Company Name
  • 1st USAF officer selected to the "Program Manager (16G)" position--created/developed the billet from nothing USAF HQ ACC liaison: Despite limited aerial experience, planned/coordinated GAF fixed-wing (propeller and jet) aircraft exercises--designated "country lead" for Turkey & led several German delegations to exercise conferences Hand-picked" to annually escort allied officers observing GAF "Electronic LIve Training Exercise" (ELITE) Self-taught for key terms/phrases in foreign tongues--impressive & HQ GAF "tour" extended from 2 to 5.5 yrs!.
08/2000 to 02/2002City, State
  • 576th Flight Test Squadron).
  • Nuclear Missile (ICBM Test) Director of Maintenance--managed activities of 300+ maintenance personnel.
10/1996 to 07/2000City, State
  • Airborne Logistics Planner & Exercise Plans Officer--"Joint" duty assignment working with all military services Aviator/Battle Staff member on EC-135 aircraft (later Navy E-6B platform) & deployed on 87 missions Analyzed potential wartime scenarios with an Engineer & Weather officer--developed disaster response actions Exercise Plans Officer: Primarily responsible for validation, tracking, and coordination of Joint Universal Lessons Learned (JULLS) from "cradle-to-grave" and lauded for 98% closure of JULLS from Exercise GLOBAL GUARDIAN.
08/1992 to 09/1996
  • Malmstrom Air Force Base, MT (341st Missile Wing) Intercontinental Ballistic Missile (ICBM) Operations Squadron staff officer--#3 in charge of 65.member Squadron Selected as Training and Evaluation Flight Commander--ensured war-readiness of all squadron personnel 1 choice for Senior Evaluator job at the Wing (highest) level--Quality Assurance "best seen" by HQ inspectors Screened" and picked for ICBM maintenance duty--responsible for 80+ electro-mechanical technician airmen Oversaw parts removal/replacement at remotely-located missile sites in an area the size of New Jersey His many years of instructor experience made him "right choice" for Maintenance Commander of Training Named Company Grade Officer of the Year as both an Operations Officer as well as a Maintenance Officer His HQ Air Force Space Command inspection results helped Malmstrom earn multiple Outstanding Unit Awards Promoted to Major while stationed at Malmstrom AFB--"pinned on" rank prior to departing for next assignment.
08/1989 to 09/1992City, State
  • 4315th Combat Crew Training Squadron).
  • By-name Request" assignment--Trained new officer accessions into the ICBM nuclear deterrence crew force -- Classroom & simulator (MPT) instructor--developed critical training/evaluation scripts--programmed MPT!.
ICBM Deputy and Missile Combat Crew Commander Instructor trained10/1984 to 08/1989
  • Chosen ahead of his peers for Instructor duty--both as a Deputy Crew Commander and Missile Commander -- 8 "Highly Qualified" ratings on rigorous Strategic Air Command 4-hour-long missile evaluations--led WING!.
Skills
Air Force, budget management, conferences, controller, educator, Engineer, German, GUARDIAN, inspection, instruction, Instructor, inventory, Logistics, Director, mechanical, 98, weapons, Navy, next, personnel, policies, Quality Assurance, scripts, Strategic, technician, validation
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  • Exchange Officer
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