• Creates curriculum and leads college ROTC instruction, providing comprehensive development in leadership principles, tactics, and technical skills; fostering the professionalism of future Army leaders• Oversee student administration, ensuring accurate records keeping, timely evaluations, and effective communication with cadets to support their personal, professional, academic, and military progress • Spearhead planning efforts for training; the coordination of logistics, resource allocations for program exercises, optimal utilization of equipment and personnel• Collaborate with teammates and across organizations to improve and implement curriculum enhancements; adapting instructional strategies to align with evolving military standards and educational best practices

Support Operations Officer (Transportation) serving under 4th Infantry Division at Fort Carson, CO. Planned, supervised, and executed strategic loading, movements, and debarkation of equipment and personnel through intermodal logistics (Rail, Strategic Air, Long-haul trucking, Water vessel) with joint, interagency and contracted partners. Built and expanded a comprehensive maintenance and logistics network across multiple military and civilian agencies; optimizing routes, schedules, systems of work, and available resources to enhance overall transportation efficiency and minimize operational downtime. Orchestrated seamless external support across a range of logistics services including personnel transport, cargo distribution, hazardous materials movements, fuel resupply, and motor parts handling. Implemented and enforced safety compliance standards in support operations, holding stringent protocols adhering to regulatory requirements that mitigated potential risks.

Forward Support Company Commander for the 3rd Armored Brigade Combat Team at Fort Carson, CO. Led 150 Soldiers in the planning and execution of logistical operations, administrative management, and resource allocation for completion of tasks to meet objectives set by the Brigade headquarters. Accountable for a signed property book of $150 million in diverse military equipment and oversaw routine maintenance, services, and inventories with zero loss or discrepancy to the command tenure. Built goal-oriented teams fostering a climate of dignity and respect for the organization; conducted performance evaluations and provided mentorship resulting in a high level of unit morale. Managed logistical support challenges to support mission success, troop welfare, risk management, and the security of resources for a Brigade sized organization of over 3,800 Soldiers.

Brigade Logistics Planner for the 3rd Armored Brigade Combat Team at Fort Carson, CO. Collaborated with multinational partners and agencies to plan and execute joint training exercises in hazardous global environments. Developed cohesive, culturally aware, and interoperable teams between diverse military forces, host nation liaisons, and departments, agencies, or contractors to local and U.S. governments. Planned, resourced, and directed the execution of asset distribution across the global theater through various means of conveyance; optimizing logistical support tasks and coordination with international agencies or authorities, while minimizing operational delays to the organization and customer demands. Led and participated in multinational training initiatives across diverse cultural environments; applied strategic planning skills to joint logistical demands in various global settings. Supervised the overall end-to-end supply chain of the organization, ensuring a reliable flow of materials to all consumers, with innovative solutions to address supply chain disruptions and preventative planning to forecast future needs.

• Managed daily operational tasks; delegating and tracking equipment usage and maintenance status with meticulous attention to detail; maintaining a high operational readiness• Delivered comprehensive briefings and reports to higher headquarters on training initiatives, overall readiness, and future plans; provided key insight that contributed to informed decision making at the most senior levels of leadership • Collaborated with seven diverse organizations to identify and resolve logistical challenges, fostering a synergistic approach to resource utilization through a robust communication network and information exchange vital for operational success• Directly influenced the professional development of a dedicated team, providing mentorship and guidance that fostered individual growth and team capabilities of the organization’s staff

Army sustainment university training at the Sustainment Center of Excellence; providing professional education in civil, joint, multinational, and interagency logistics.

• Liaison for all mobility support to over a dozen garrisoned units at Fort Cavazos; exercised tasking authority judiciously to achieve success by leveraging organizational resources and capabilities against customer demands• Planned and managed ground distribution operations at four separate nodes of intermodal logistics; maximized efficiency in the movement of personnel and equipment between units, the garrison, and global theaters of operation • Developed proficient motor, rail, and air load plans; prioritizing tie-down safety protocols during transportation operations, minimizing risk to logistical loads and ensuring the secure movement of equipment• Optimized logistical support through a substantial network outside the organizational command; expanded leadership and presence of influence to enhance teamwork toward common goals

• Responsible for the direct training, welfare, and professional development of a platoon consisting of 42 Soldiers; fostered a cohesive and high performing team through effective systems of leadership and mentoring• Accountable for a signed property book valued at $25 million; ensured routine inventories, maintenance, and accountability were conducted to sustain operational readiness• Operated in a forward deployed environment across hazardous global locations; led and participated in training exercises, demonstrating adaptability to various challenging operational scenarios• Supported logistics and training between multiple national partners; integrated resources and applied innovative approaches to joint operations that ensured success

Core component of leadership training for U.S. Army Officers in the Transportation Corps.