Aide-de-Camp to the Director, Expeditionary Warfare (N95), Office of the Chief of Naval Operations.

United States Forces Korea, Combined Forces Command, Camp Humphreys-Current and future operations planning for ballistic missile defense (BMD) and counter UAS systems through the Republic of Korea (ROK). Responsible as the naval subject matter expert for integration to the combined and joint system. -Coordinates and integrates with the U.S. Army, U.S. Air Force, and Korea Air Force and Korea Navy daily. Creates long-term combined plans for operations throughout the country.-Coordinates with outside governmental and non-governmental IAMD stakeholders, such as the Missile Defense Agency, Missile and Space Intelligence Center, Space Development Agency, ROK JCS, and US JCS, for the development of BMD in Korea.

USS DELBERT D. BLACK (DDG 119)-Responsible for the training and response of the 324 person crew in all fire, flooding, damage, and toxic gas scenarios.-Reviewed and ensured ships stability during normal operations and all special evolutions.-Passed all engineering and damage control inspections in the ship delivery process amid significant changes in program requirements and demonstrations post USS Bonhomme Richard fire.-Directly managed 34 person team in the day-to-day operations and maintenance scheduling of all firefighting, flooding prevention, plumbing, and emergency response equipment.-Gas Free Engineer: Responsible for all atmospheric testing and confined space entry/rescue on board-Quality Assurance Officer: Ensures compliance with maintenance standards and result documentation of Objective Quality Evidence for ships life cycle records.

USS SHILOH (CG 67)-Responsible for training, qualification, and management of 80 personnel in the day to day operations and long term watch station replacement for Engineering Department.-Officer in charge of all departmental special projects and coordination of equipment casualty reports while on deployment in the 7th Fleet area of operations.

USS SHILOH (CG 67)-Managed 32 person team in the day to day maintenance of all firefighting, flooding prevention, plumbing, and emergency response equipment.-Environmental Protection Coordinator: Trained and supervised 400 personnel in EPA, OPA90, and IMO discharge requirements to include oil spill contingency planning and drill execution.-MWR Funds Custodian: Managed over $30,000 annually in morale funds, executing annual fiscal reviews, planning and purchasing for all command personnel, and disbursement of funds throughout each division.-Contributed to a Western Pacific deployment as a leader of a navigation team, overseeing 12 people in the safe operations of the ship and ensuring the daily schedule of the ship was executed.

Hands-on experience in commercial shipping and a shipboard engineering plant as the engine cadet. Observed and participated in life cycle scheduling to include system maintenance, spare part and consumable logistic support, and testing of equipment and working fluids onboard.