Program Manager/AnalystResponsible for the Command’s Integrated Risk Management Program (financial compliance to protect against fraud, waste, and abuse) consisting of over 50 auditable programs Project manager for improving and automating a process that saves the Navy over $60,000 annually Program Manager of over $700 million of federal budgets for moving and training Sailors – develop projection models and report daily progress using advanced metrics Experience with Microsoft Office Applications, R Programming Language, Visual Basic for Applications (VBA), Tableau, and UiPath

Served aboard a nuclear powered submarine with multiple positions during 3 missions vital to national security and multiple maintenance availibities.Assistant Engineer (March 2019 - March 2020): Assistant to the Engineer Officer responsible for coordinating multiple maintenance availabilities, monitoring nuclear propulsion plant drills, and managing the Engineering Department of 60 sailors.Chemistry and Radiological Assistant (February 2018 - March 2019):Responsible for leading 4 Engineering Laboratory Technicians responsible for maintaining the chemistry of the nuclear propulsion plant and radiological controls throughout the Submarine.Responsible for monitoring the exposure of all crew members and visitors.Responsible for ensuring proper radiological controls were followed during all nuclear work.Qualified Nuclear Engineer Officer (June 2019)Qualified Submarine Officer (June 2018)Collateral Duties: Ship's Diving Officer, Intelligence Officer, Data Collection Manager, Operational Safety Officer

Completed the rigorous scuba diving course to support the group of divers on a Submarine responsible for conducting security swims, underwater-maintenance, and equipment-recovery dives.

Submarine Officer Basic Course (May 2017 - July 2017)Navy Nuclear Power Training Unit (August 2016 - April 2017):Qualified Engineering Officer of the Watch at S8G/ARF PrototypeGraduated 2 of 27Navy Nuclear Propulsion Training Command (December 2015 - June 2016):Graduated 2 of 84

Packed mules in the Backcountry of the Sierra Nevada Mountains guiding guests in groups of up to 15 people. Required knowledge of mule packing, basic equine veterinary medicine, basic skills of a farrier, managing livestock, and Backcountry survival skills. Led guests on trips lasting from one day to multiple weeks.

Located at Owens Valley Radio Observatory (OVRO) and Combined Array for Research in Millimeter-Wave Astronomy (CARMA)