The Traffic Flow Management System is one of the FAA’s core nationwide tools for keeping the National Airspace System balanced and efficient. It collects and processes vast amounts of flight data in order to identify delays, and help traffic managers make smarter decisions. 

On TFMS I helped validate the demand-vs-capacity tooling that drives traffic control initiatives like ground delays, reroutes, and miles-in-trail. Using simulation tools and test environments, I worked to evaluate how TFMS interacted with other NAS programs and confirmed that new updates never disrupted the flow of air traffic. I also collaborated closely with cross-functional teams, in order to troubleshoot issues and to keep the system mission-ready.

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