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Atlanta, Georgia, United States

Direct billing operations for residential, small commercial, large commercial, and group billing

Atlanta, Georgia, United States

Amazon Military Pathways Operations Manager at DAT6• Lead team of 200+ hourly associates and 5 salaried managers in daily flow operations, including inbound, sort, and loadout of 80,000 packages to be delivered to the customer at a 99.95% success rate • Increased efficiency and reduced overall inbound cost by 16% by directing the training of inbound dock workers, construction of package catching apparatus, and the improvement of communication between inbound and sort leadership • Directed establishment of new shift during peak holiday season, including hiring, managing training, workflow, and building management for 100+ hourly associates • Developed analytical framework to identify, address, and reduce source of recycled packages by 10% which improved package flow throughout the building and minimized managerial workload

College Park, Md

I undertook several major projects to increase workplace efficiency and training effectiveness while leading a team of 10 staff members and 100 program participants. I organized and directed the implementation of standard procedures to pay tuition to the school, worth nearly $2M annually, while simultaneously reducing by 40% the number of man-hours required to complete payments. A standout among the staff, I reorganized staff duties to increase workplace efficiency, resulting in over 1000 man-hours saved annually in performing key unit functions. Trained and mentored over 200 students in the program in leadership, engineering, and naval operations. I revised the entire Naval Science curriculum to meet the University of Maryland College Park standards of higher education, leading to 35% increased retention of critical skills. As the sole recruiter for the unit, I promoted diversity and inclusion efforts leading to the highest number of female and minority candidates for the class of 2024 in unit history.

Newport News, Va

I led 50 Sailors in the complex operations, maintenance, and emergent repairs of cutting-edge nuclear reactor technology. My effective personnel and project management led to over 1000 maintenance actions, tests, and repairs of instrumentation and reactor safety systems. I led plant watch teams for over 3000 hours of planned and emergent maintenance, repairs, and system configurations. I established conditions for de-fueling of both nuclear reactors on board USS George Washington. At the conclusion of my tour, I certified as a Nuclear Engineering Officer by the Department of the Navy, increasing supervisory responsibility and operational knowledge of nuclear reactors.After certification, I was hand-picked to train the 12 new officers of Reactor Department in preparation for initial watch qualifications. I provided over 200 hours of training in support of this objective, with a 100% pass rate on their examinations and qualification boards. I delivered training to 500 Reactor Department personnel in new reactor instrumentation and control systems being installed onboard.

I graduated from the Navy’s most rigorous academic program, completing graduate-level course work (1000hrs) in electrical engineering, chemistry, material science, thermodynamics, fluid flow, mathematics, physics, and nuclear engineering. Additionally, I was certified by the Department of Energy and the Department of Defense as Engineering Officer of the Watch, responsible for the overall safe operation of a nuclear power plant.

Yokosuka, Kanagawa, Japan

During an overseas deployment, I successfully led a team of 15 Sailors through coordinated operations and multiple certifications and inspections. I was directly responsible for the Vertical Launching System and Tomahawk Weapons Control System programs, supervising and planning the maintenance and functionality of these multi-million dollar pieces of equipment in carrying out the Navy's vital strike mission. I was tactically responsible for the employment of the ship's Tomahawk Weapons System. While deployed, implemented a robust training program to maintain position as top-performing Tomahawk Team in theater. The training led to an average score of 96% and selection for more complex simulations and critical missions. I led planning and ship-wide efforts for two major exercises with the Japanese and South Korean Navies, showcasing US naval presence and force projection in the region. This included a liaison trip to a Japanese Destroyer for coordination and planning efforts.

San Diego Metropolitan Area

Basic Division Officer Course for new Surface Warfare Officers. Courses focused on engineering, leadership, seamanship, and Tomahawk tactics.

Master Of Business Administration - Mba, Data Analytics And Organizational Leadership, 3.81

Activities and Societies: Deloitte Federal Consulting Case CompetitionCompleted program 8 months ahead of schedule

Bachelor Of Science (B.S.), Chemical And Biomolecular Engineering, 3.68

Activities and Societies: Naval Reserve Officer Training Corps Omega Chi Epsilon, the Chemical Engineering Honor Society

Lean Six Sigma Green Belt

Onward to Opportunity (O2O)