Joe "Trey" Carrier is an experienced engineering professional specializing in aerospace with a career spanning over a decade. Currently serving as Project Engineer III at United Rotorcraft, Trey leads engineering efforts for Emergency Medical Services rotorcraft conversions, focusing on program management, risk management, and deliverable approvals. Previous roles include Airworthiness Project Lead at Air Methods, where Trey managed FAA certification projects, and Senior Certification Engineer at Collins Aerospace, overseeing compliance with aerospace standards. Trey also held positions at CDI Talent & Technology Solutions, Tesla, and B/E Aerospace, contributing to various engineering and certification processes. Trey holds a Bachelor's degree in Aerospace Engineering from the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, and is pursuing a Master's in Engineering Management from the University of Colorado Boulder.
United Rotorcraft
United Rotorcraft, an Air Methods Division, provides innovative aircraft completions, refurbishments, paint, and accessories to meet our customer's unique mission requirements. Our vertically integrated range of services include engineering/design, manufacturing, aircraft modifications, testing, certification, and support for commercial and military customers worldwide, including Helicopter Emergency Medical Services (HEMS), Law Enforcement, Firefighting, and Search & Rescue operations.