Currently, my short-term goal is to continue with my linguistic career until I obtain an MBA; in which then I would eventually converge the two experiences, that is my linguistic experience and an MBA so that I can market myself as an International Business (Aviation) Expert/Consultant. As I have previously stated in my introductory blog at the beginning of this course, I am already at the top of the ladder of my linguistic career with over seven years of native/professional linguistic and cultural advising experience in support of our government's (military) efforts overseas; providing and supplying cultural and linguistic expertise to top U.S. companies and government organizations (e.g. NIST, DARPA, Northrop Grumman, L-3 Communication, etc) within various sectors of the industry (e.g. government services, technical services, education, training, etc).
Although I have chosen a different career path, I still have strong interest in the aviation industry from a business perspective and I will continue to explore this industry both globally and domestically. Given my aviation education background and linguistic experience, I am continuously searching for and exploring new possibilities. As of now, I think I am heading on the right path to an ultimately successful career destination!
The following links are examples of positions that I might consider in the near future as entry level positions toward an ultimate career within the aviation industry:
Company: Boeing Positions: 1) Intern Business A 2) Production Coordinator A
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Company: Northrop Grumman
Positions: 1) Business Management Professional... 2) College Intern Administrative
This background will open up many lucrative and interesting opportunities in the global aviation community. Best of luck and please keep in touch!
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