Kyle MacWilliams

Kyle MacWilliams has a diverse work experience spanning over several industries. Their most recent role was as the Chief Inspector/Director of Quality at Choice Aviation, where they started in November 2021. Prior to that, they worked at MACReations as the Strategy and Business Development Manager since January 2013. Kyle also served as the Treasurer on the Board of Directors at Cee Bee Crop starting from March 2018.

Kyle has extensive experience in the aviation industry, having worked at Boeing in various roles. Kyle started as an Assembler in November 2010 and progressed to become a Quality Inspector and later a Quality Assurance Specialist. Their tenure at Boeing lasted until February 2022. Before joining Boeing, they worked at Erickson Incorporated as a Manufacturing Engineering Technician and also as a Sheet Metal and Structures Mechanic.

Earlier in their career, Kyle worked as an Airframe and Powerplant Mechanic at Hawkins & Powers Aviation, Inc., and International Business Aircraft. Kyle also gained experience as a Dock Worker at Beaver Express Service Llc and as a Seasonal Worker at the Oregon Department of Forestry.

Overall, Kyle MacWilliams has a wealth of experience in quality assurance, business development, and various roles in the aviation industry.

Kyle MacWilliams started their education journey in 1998 when they attended Spartan College of Aeronautics and Technology. Kyle obtained an Associate of Arts and Sciences - AAS degree in Airframe Mechanics and Aircraft Maintenance Technology/Technician, as well as an Associate of Arts and Sciences - AAS degree in Aviation Maintenance Technology. Kyle completed their studies at Spartan College in 2000.

Afterwards, in 2006, Kyle enrolled at Rogue Community College, where they studied Manufacturing Engineering. Kyle completed their studies in 2010.

Most recently, in 2019, Kyle pursued a Bachelor's degree in Business Administration and Management at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University. As of now, there is no provided end year for this program, suggesting that they are still pursuing their degree.