Work History

• Principal Systems Architect
  Logic of English
  Sep 2023 to Present
  Responsible for custom code written to support Operations, Marketing, and Product Development.
• Director of IT
  Logic of English
  Jan 2015 to Sep 2023
  I am currently happily employed as the Director of IT (DoIT - yes I got to pick my acronym, and I'm very proud of it) at Logic of English.
• App and Web Developer
  Logic of English
  Oct 2012 to Jan 2015
  Originally hired at Logic of English to figure out iOS and Android apps, but ended up picking up a few other things.
• UI Designer
  IBM
  Dec 2007 to Sep 2012
  Primarily responsible for the design of SPSS Data Collection user interfaces. As a member of the larger SPSS design group, I was responsible for communicating and helping to implement branding, accessibility, and other UX and UI considerations to the various teams on which I served. Maintaining our sharepoint site got me interested in centralized knowledge, approval processes, and asynchronous communication.
• Human Factors Analyst
  US Air Force
  Oct 2006 to Oct 2007
  One of a team of human factors (HF) Analysts at the Air Force Operational Test and Evaluation Center (AFOTEC). We were responsible for reviewing the HF aspects of every final operational test plan conducted on major weapons systems the Air Force acquired.
• Deputy Section Chief
  Air Force Occupational Measurment Squadron
  Jul 2004 to Oct 2006
  Supervised a team of Occupational Analysts while also conducting research projects answering more specific questions raised by senior career field managers. This job also included developing and maintaining software to help streamline the analytical workflow for my team.
• Occupational Analyst
  Air Force Occupational Measurement Squadron
  Oct 2003 to Jul 2004
  Researched various Air Force occupational specialties and delivered findings to senior managers to help guide decisions on training, promotions, retention planning, and force utilization.
• Undergraduate Pilot
  US Air Force
  May 2002 to Oct 2003
  Learned to fly. Super fun hobby - terrible profession (for me at least). After academics, spent the first month of T-6s air sick, and then ended up being more interested in things like building spreadsheets to quickly calculate required runway lengths under various conditions than actual flying.
• Safety Investigation Board Recorder
  Air Force Safety Center
  Oct 2001 to May 2002
  Supported Safety Investigation teams investigating air mishaps involving loss of life or greater than $1M of damage.