25+ years of IT leadership across aerospace, defense, manufacturing, and fintech, delivering $20M+ in operational value through enterprise divestiture, infrastructure modernization, and Six Sigma-driven transformation.
I started my career in the US Navy, serving aboard the USS Blue Ridge, the Seventh Fleet flagship, in Yokosuka, Japan. That environment taught me how mission-critical systems fail, how to make sound decisions under pressure, and how to lead people when it matters most. That foundation has never left.
Since then I have led IT organizations across aerospace, defense, federal government, manufacturing, and fintech. I have administered budgets up to $10M, supervised teams as large as 115 people, and consistently delivered transformations that other leaders said could not be done on the timelines given. My Six Sigma Black Belt is not a credential on a resume for optics; it is the methodology I use daily to measure, improve, and sustain.
Most recently I led IT through a full enterprise divestiture at Acron Aviation, separating completely from L3Harris in five months against a 12-month industry standard, with 98% SLA adherence and zero production interruption. Before that, the endpoint provisioning framework I architected for Northrop Grumman scaled to 10,000+ devices at 1,400 systems per day and cut Day 1 readiness from ten days to two.
I build systems that outlast the project. I document, train, and hand off in a way that does not require my continued presence to sustain. That is the standard.
Every major engagement I have led, whether divestiture, M&A integration, infrastructure modernization, or team stand-up, follows the same disciplined playbook. This is how $20M+ in operational value gets built: not through heroics, but through structured execution repeated at every level of the organization.
Open to Senior IT Manager, IT Director, and Director of IT Operations roles across federal government, aerospace, defense, manufacturing, and fintech. Active Secret clearance, Six Sigma Black Belt, open to relocation.