Highlights:- Former aeronautical engineering and aircraft propulsion cadet at the United States Air Force Academy (Graduated in 2021) - Former aircraft maintenance mechanic and flight line manager on the Airbus AS350 helicopter in the Tunisian Air Force. - Current aircraft maintenance mechanic on the Beechcraft T-6C aircraft in the Tunisian Air Force, working along Textron and Amentum technicians.

Skills:Aircraft, propulsion, maintenance, project, manager, project management, military, leadership, technician, air force, Aircraft Maintenance, Aircraft Mechanic, Aircraft Maintenance Technician, Aviation Support Technician, Apprentice, Support, Aviation, Aircraft, Mechanic, Technician, AMT

Goal:- Be a Airframe and Powerplant (A&P) Mechanic - Be part of something bigger than myself. - Be surrounded with professionals and experts in the field and constantly improve and continue to grow as a person and a professional.

Membership:- Sigma Gamma Tau Aerospace Society. - AIAA professional membership.

Certification:? Flight Line Safety Officer Certificate ? Model 3000, T-6C Fire Response and Crew Rescue Theoretical and Practical Maintenance Training Certificate ? Model 3000, T-6C Aircraft & Egress Safety Theoretical and Practical Maintenance Training Certificate ? Model 3000, T-6C Egress Practical Maintenance Training Certificate ? Model 3000, T-6C Crew Chief B1 Practical Maintenance Training Certificate

Honor:Accepted as a member of Sigma Gamma Tau, the National Honor Society in Aerospace Engineering for being in top 1/4 of juniors in undergraduate aeronautical and astronautical programs in the United States Air Force Academy.

US Registered Beechcraft T-6C Aircraft Maintenance Mechanic 03/2023 - current
Tunisian Air Force, Sfax, Sfax Tunisia
Industry: Aviation
Collaborated on diverse T-6C aircraft tasks, including scheduled and unscheduled maintenance, diagnostic assessments, and repairs using FAA-approved data. Utilized precision tools for meticulous system and assembly work. Engaged in ground servicing activities, supervised complex repairs, and operated ground support equipment. Maintained accurate records, participated in ongoing training, and currently pursuing an Airframe and Powerplant (A&P) License.
• Collaborated on diverse mechanical tasks for T-6C aircraft, including scheduled and unscheduled maintenance, preventive maintenance, diagnostic assessments of aircraft systems, components, and engines, and executed necessary repairs and adjustments of aircraft systems using FAA approved data (i.e. AMM / IPC / SRM / WDM) to ensure strict adherence to FAA regulations • Utilized precision measuring instruments, hand and power tools and testing equipment in the repair or rigging of aircraft systems and assemblies. • Engaged in a variety of ground servicing activities, including post/pre-flight inspections, towing, parking, marshalling, securing aircraft, engine runs, monitoring aircraft on the taxi ramp, and performing general flight line aircraft servicing maintenance. • Performed supervised complex repairs, installations, and modifications on T-6C airframe, engine and systems. • Inspected and operated various ground support equipment to facilitate maintenance activities and ensure operational readiness. • Complete and maintain accurate maintenance records and reports. • Completed various training and development programs to stay-up-to-date on industry advancements and regulatory changes • Currently holding a FAA signed Form 8610-2 and signed up in a program to obtain an Airframe and Powerplant (A&P) License.--
Airbus AS350 Helicopter Maintenance Mechanic 06/2021 - 02/2023
Tunisian Air Force, Sfax, Sfax Tunisia
Industry: Aviation
Collaborated with skilled technicians in testing, troubleshooting, and maintaining helicopter systems, covering engines, rotor and blades, transmissions gearboxes, and flight controls. Contributed to diverse flight line maintenance activities, including inspections, towing, parking, securing aircraft, and performing general servicing, emphasizing safety and preventive maintenance. Maintained meticulous records of maintenance actions, flight hours, and fuel usage. Ensured team compliance with air force and manufacturer regulations, prioritizing safety and adherence to guidelines.
• Collaborated with experienced technicians to test, troubleshoot, remove, repair and install helicopter systems such as engine, main and tail rotor and blades, main and rear transmissions gearboxes and flight controls • Assisted in various flight line maintenance activities, including post/pre-flight inspections, towing, parking, securing aircraft, ground functional check runs, and performing general flight line aircraft servicing and preventive maintenance. • Maintained accurate records of aircraft maintenance actions, flight hours, engine and propellers cycles and fuel usage. • Ensured team’s compliance with air force and manufacturer regulations and safety measures.--
United States Air Force Cadet 06/2017 - 05/2021
United States Air Force, Colorado Springs, Colorado Tunisia
Industry: Aviation/ Military
I held a position of a United States Air Force cadet at the United States Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs between the years of 2017 and 2021. I graduated in May of 2021 with a BS in aeronautical engineering. Throughout those 4 years I was exposed to a rigorous program of leadership, academic and athletic training which will help me stay on top of my game in this fast-paced world.
• Co-briefed, in a concept study and analysis, on potential replacements for the under-armed and expensive F-22 Raptor aircraft as part of the Affordable Advanced Tactical Fighter Program (AATF). • Worked on analyzing linear detonation combustors efficiency using Fourier Transform Infrared Spectroscopy and further developed its technology by conducting timely in-situ species measurements to eventually implement it as a replacement to gas turbines. • Worked with Air Force Research Lab (AFRL) to find promising technologies and safe ways to implement and use liquefied natural gas in airports and aircraft as an alternative to conventional jet fuels. • Co-designed an unmanned aircraft and briefed Pentagon’s A5 Air Staff on the engineering design and capabilities as a part of the SKYBORG program that aims to develop an inexpensive, configurable and attritable drone that could be used in highly contested combat areas in large numbers. • Took charge of designing the turbine section for the SKYBORG aircraft’s engine and co-briefed Pratt & Whitney on the final engine design of the drone, its technical analysis and areas of improvement.--

United States Air Force Academy 08/2017 - 05/2021
Colorado Springs , Colorado , United States
Degree: Bachelor's Degree
Major:Aeronautical engineering
Throughout my years as an aeronautical engineering cadet, I had the opportunity to be part of various interesting projects such as: - SKYBORG program that aims toward designing an inexpensive drone for highly contested areas, partnered with Pratt & Whitney and Pentagon's A5, - Linear detonation combustion studies for eventual conventional turbine engine remplacement, - Air Force Research Lab research partnership to find secure ways to implement liquified natural gas in aircraft and airports as a replacement to conventional jet fuels

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