1. Bryan Grigas
3766 Kisling Loop, Panama City, FL 32403
860-965-3006
bryan.grigas@gmail.com
Air Force trained leader with 10 years of experience managing and supporting military operations and
supervising program development from start to finish. Background includes: evaluation of
requirements; personnel scheduling and management; integration of training and operational programs;
instruction and instructional development. Three years of platform and academic instruction. Possess a
current top secret clearance.
EDUCATION AND TRAINING
MS, National Security and Public Safety – University of New Haven, West Haven, CT – 2005
BA, Criminal Justice and Political Science – Stonehill College, North Easton, MA – 2003
Additional Courseware:
• Squadron Officer School
• Air and Space Basic Course
• Multi-tactical Data Link Advanced Joint Interoperability Course
• Multi-tactical Data Link Planner Course
• Mission Crew Commander Qualification
• Air Surveillance Officer Qualification
• Air Weapons Officer Qualification
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE – United States Air Force Officer – Captain
Officer-in-Charge Training/Instructor – Tyndall AFB, FL, Apr 2016 - Present
Manages initial qualification training and instructor qualification training for incoming personnel.
Created and coordinated a new operations syllabus for instructor training.
• Developed new training requirements for instructors through best practices improved
evaluation criteria in 31 specific areas.
• Constructed new instructional development program. Reduced the time taken to produce
qualified personnel by 332 hours. Uses significantly less resources than previous program.
Chief Operations Training/Job Evaluator – Spangdahlem AB, GER, Jul 2015 – Apr 2016
Supervised and led accomplishment of daily training operations for 83 personnel. Responsible for
execution of 4800 training hours using $170M worth of equipment.
• Directed a $137K program through the coordination of course registration until completion for
78 employees totaling over 1200 instructional hours.

2. • Led three different training programs and developed revamped instructor training program that
reduced certification time by 66%.
• Created instructional requirements that standardized 32 evaluated areas for 11 different
positions.
Bryan Grigas Résumé / Page 2
Wing Data Link Manager/Program Officer – Spangdahlem AB, GER, Apr 2014 – Jul 2015
Improved data link program for Spangdahlem AB by liaising with German national data link center.
Principal subject matter expert on integrated training and operational data links for base and NATO
partner nations.
• Orchestrated 19 multi-national data coordination requests that integrated 720 United States
airplanes to fly in NATO airspaces.
• Created and maintained index for $52K of equipment that supported 5000 training flights a
year.
Chief Current Operations/Team Leader – Spangdahlem AB, GER, Mar 2013 – Apr 2014
Supervised a team that managed the daily schedule of 85 employees. Implemented training priorities to
help maintain personnel qualifications and focused annual program requirements for 11 distinct
qualifications.
• Managed a 127% increase in personnel following an integration of Joint teams ensuring that
operations continued without fail while increasing the organization’s scope of responsibility.
• Organized information from 55 different inputs in 6 geographically separated areas which
provided integrated data to 300 consumers daily.
Assistant Flight Commander/Section Manager – Tinker AFB, OK, May 2011 – Mar 2013
Assisted with leading a division comprised of 84 personnel by assuming responsibility and supervision of
all administration, academic and on-the-job training.
• Supervised battle management and command and control on military aircraft and led teams to
accomplish 23 surveillance missions of on-going military operations.
• Monitored manning levels to include: projected section losses, obtained qualified replacements
and administered mentoring and job performance feedback.
Air Battle Manager/Security Officer – Tinker AFB, OK, Aug 2007 – May 2011
Executed national security objectives through the control and employment of military aircraft operating
in environments worldwide.
• Developed and oversaw execution of tracking system for workplace security devices for 150
personnel.
• Updated the organization’s security protocols. Reviewed over 300 records, eliminating
outdated requirements and ensured 100% compliance to federal regulations.
• Assisted with operations planning, surveillance coordination and team management.
Air Battle Manager, Student – Tyndall AFB, FL, Aug 2006 – Aug 2007

3. Learned skills necessary to perform duties to include: directing aircraft conducting air defense and
tactical missions, coordinating aircraft control and warning activities, interacting with different agencies,
and integration of command and control in the Joint warfare arena.