Corey Wotring

Corey Wotring serves as an Airway Transportation Systems Specialist at the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), where he leverages his extensive background in electronics and aviation to enhance the safety and efficiency of the national airspace system. With a strong foundation in electronics repair and RF troubleshooting, Corey specializes in the maintenance and optimization of critical navigation aids, communication systems, fiber optic transmission networks, and weather detection systems. His role is pivotal in ensuring that these systems operate seamlessly, which is essential for the safe and reliable operation of air traffic.

Corey’s expertise extends beyond technical skills; he is also a skilled Contracting Officer Representative, adept at managing contracts and ensuring compliance with federal regulations. This multifaceted role requires a keen understanding of project management and customer service, allowing him to effectively liaise between various stakeholders, including contractors, engineers, and aviation personnel. His hands-on experience as a private pilot enriches his perspective on the operational needs of pilots and air traffic controllers, further enhancing his contributions to the FAA.

In addition to his technical acumen, Corey is committed to fostering a culture of electrical safety and maintenance within the organization. He actively engages in research and troubleshooting initiatives aimed at improving system reliability and performance. His dedication to continuous learning and professional development is evident in his proactive approach to staying abreast of the latest advancements in aviation technology. As a tower climber, Corey also embodies the spirit of safety and resilience, ensuring that he can access and maintain systems that are critical to the aviation infrastructure. Overall, Corey Wotring is a vital asset to the FAA, combining technical expertise with a passion for aviation to support the agency's mission of ensuring safe and efficient air travel.