Aaron P. Shroyer has 20+ years of experience as a manager and senior team lead in varies technology and engineering industries. Aaron served honorably in the United States Navy as an Avionics Technician and shop supervisor and held a Secret Security Clearance. Aaron led and trained junior sailors in troubleshooting and implementation. Aaron was key in implementing the NAVY’s first “AIRSPEED” program, which is the Navy’s version of Six Sigma and Lean process management. These results led to an increase in shop productivity and by the end of Aaron’s Naval career, oversaw a team of 40 technicians responsible for troubleshooting and repairing over $15 billion worth of advanced avionics for the US Navy.

Aaron attended Kansas State University and graduated with a degree in Electrical Engineering. During his stay Aaron held two internships working for a company named Delta Microwave and Burns & McDonnell. While working for Delta Microwaves Aaron reversed engineered and created a troubleshooting matrix with schematics and parts layout which resulted in an expedited way for technicians to trouble shoot and fix Raytheon’s amplifying filters for guided missiles. Aaron was then responsible for training the technicians on how to use the matrix. This effort resulted in isolate the constraints and repaired the entire backlog of faulty Raytheon’s amplifier filters. Aaron’s trouble shooting matrix became a standard operating procedure within Delta Microwaves.

While working as an intern at Burns & McDonnell as a telecommunications engineer, Aaron created a new alarm manual for various substations and microwave stations which held a comprehensive list of all possible fault conditions for Pepco Holdings Inc. and how the operator should handle the faults. This led to an increase in system reliability and dependability meeting NERC requirements. This effort led to Burns & McDonnell hiring Aaron full time.