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Clarkston, Michigan, United States

Pontiac, Michigan, United States

The Operations Manager has complete responsibility for the inbound, outbound, and sortation operations of the Delivery Station on a specified shift to include the overall safety, quality, performance, and customer experience of the shift.• Lead a team of up to 5 Area Managers and 100-300 hourly associates in inbound, outbound, and sortation operations within the Delivery Station.• Mentored and coached Leaders resulting in a 17% increase in productivity.• Personally developed 2 Area Managers to promotion opportunities.• Supervised the sortation of over 3 million packages during Peak season, to include a station record 122,415 packages on a single shift.

Camp Lejeune, North Carolina, United States

Served as the Senior Enlisted Communications Systems Supervisor for the organization’s Communication Division. Provided direct support to the Division Headquarters and the Commanding General.• Advised the Communications Systems Officer on all issues pertaining to telecommunications equipment, planning, and personnel.• Supervised the installation and operation of Command, Control, Communications, and Computers (C4) in support of the Division Headquarters to include wideband and narrowband satellite communications, single-channel radio systems, data and networking systems.• Maintained accountability of over 4,500 serialized pieces of equipment and ensured the technical proficiency of over 300 Marines, comprised of four different occupational fields.• Conducted inspections to determine equipment and operational readiness.• Balanced operational requirements with the professional development of all enlisted Marines by ensuring completion of Professional Military Education (PME) and training in accordance with applicable Training and Readiness standards.• Increased the professionalism of the organization by creating a training program providing mission-specific technical training to Marines grouped by a tier structure.• Developed a handbook that provided Marines with a comprehensive guide outlining their roles and responsibilities with regard to planning for and establishing communications services in a tactical environment.

Stuttgart, Baden-Württemberg, Germany

Served as the Lead C4 Systems Planner for the East Africa Area of Operations and the Senior Enlisted Advisor for the Communications Directorate and the Marine Corps Service Element at a Combatant Command Headquarters. • Participated in working groups, Joint Planning Teams, and Operational Planning Teams (OPT), to include two real-world crisis OPTs, supporting Theater Campaign Plan objectives by ensuring C4 systems support throughout all phases of operations. • Led a team of 10 Soldiers, Airmen, Sailors, Marines, and civilian contractors tasked with planning and executing the first-ever operational use of a coalition network providing chat, email, voice, and file sharing services.• Deployed a coalition network to Morocco in support of exercise African Lion, enabling command and control of the staff and exercising C4 and information sharing capabilities for 150 users from 10 countries to include African and NATO partners.• Participated in Exercise Judicious Response Epic Guardian 19; ensured the department was ready to transition from steady state to crisis action planning.• Promulgated an instruction that provided policy regarding assignment and execution of duties for Communications-Integrators at enduring and contingency locations in Africa. • Assisted with developing the plan to transition the Combined Joint Task Force Horn of Africa to an organization with more clearly defined roles, responsibilities, and authorities to execute its assigned mission by ensuring all C4 requirements were captured and equities were represented.• Assisted seven enlisted service members within the Directorate with service specific needs ensuring their professional requirements were met. • Qualified as the organization’s Command Briefer; presented an overview of the organization to distinguished visitors to include ambassadors and foreign dignitaries.

Kane'Ohe Station, Hawaii, United States

Served as the Senior Enlisted Communications Systems Supervisor for an artillery battalion. • Advised senior leadership on all telecommunications matters to include equipment, planning, and personnel. • Planned the installation, operation, and maintenance of robust command and control systems architectures for five battalion live-fire exercises, one division live-fire exercise and one Integrated Training Exercise, ensuring the battalion’s ability to deliver safe, accurate, and timely artillery fires.• Responsible for the assignment, training, and professional development of 122 Marines across various Military Occupational Specialties.• Successfully established long-range HF communications between Hawaii and Okinawa.• Coordinated communications with senior, subordinate, and adjacent units as required.• Supervised the accountability and maintenance of over 1000 pieces of communication equipment worth over $8.1 million.• Served as the Seminar Chief for the organization’s inaugural Lance Corporal Leadership and Ethics Seminar; educated junior Marines in Marine Corps philosophy and doctrine and set the standard for future iterations of the seminar.

Aiea, Hawaii, United States

Served as the Lead C4 Systems Planner for the Northeast Asia Area of Operations. • Planned, coordinated, and executed communications systems support for six combined and joint exercises, as well as two humanitarian assistance disaster relief missions throughout the U.S. Pacific Command Theater of Operations.• Led a team of eight Marines that deployed a coalition network to the Republic of Korea Marine Corps Headquarters that provided chat, email, voice, and file sharing services to 200+ users from two different countries.• Participated in an Interoperability Management Board in Tokyo, Japan; facilitated discussion on communications interoperability and capabilities with the Japan Self-Defense Force.• Served as a liaison officer to Defense Information Systems Agency, Pacific in support of a real-world operation, ensuring reliable C4 support for forward-deployed units providing relief efforts in the Philippines.

Camp Lejeune, North Carolina, United States

Served as the Senior Transmission Systems Supervisor for the organization. • Supervised the installation, operation, and maintenance of single-channel radio systems in support of multiple live-fire exercises and real-world operations to include Operation Enduring Freedom in Afghanistan.• Prepared and executed robust radio transmission plans.• Responsible for the morale, welfare, and professional development of 17 Marines.• Trained 17 radio operators in the operation of multiple radio circuits to include narrowband satellite communications, Very High Frequency (VHF) and Ultra High Frequency (UHF) radio systems, and long-haul High Frequency (HF) radio systems.• Managed the Electronic Key Management System (EKMS) for the organization to include conducting inspections and accounting for more than 400 Controlled Cryptographic Items (CCI).

Milwaukee, Wisconsin, United States

Served for about 9 months as a Canvassing Recruiter and spent the remainder of the tour working in Operations as the Program Specialist/Pool Coordinator.• Met monthly and annual enlisted shipping and contracting requirements while maintaining quality to include 88% from the upper 3 mental groups (standard is 63%).• Maintained Pool and Command Recruiting Programs resulting in 45% of the Recruiting Station's gross contracts coming from the Pool and Command Recruiting Programs.• Planned, supervised, and provided administrative and logistical support for poolee live-fire ranges, land-navigation, field-meets, and a state-wide female poolee event.

Okinawa, Japan

Served as the organization’s Senior Communications Systems Manager, reporting directly to the Battalion Commander.• Advised the Battalion Commander on all telecommunications matters to include equipment, planning, and personnel.• Coordinated with higher headquarters for the use of multichannel radio equipment, enabling health service support elements to relay data throughout the III Marine Expeditionary Force theater of operations.• Implemented a highly detailed user-friendly medical reporting tool which enabled the Commanding General to better understand his medical capability at any given time.• Supervised the installation and operation of C4 systems in support of surgical companies and Shock Trauma Platoons to include wideband and narrowband satellite communications, single-channel radio, data and networking systems.• Supervised all maintenance and was instrumental in increasing the battalion’s mobile radio assets from 30 percent readiness to 100 percent within 2 months.• Responsible for the morale, welfare, and professional development of 32 Marines of four different Military Occupational Specialties. • Served as a watch officer for the Medical Support Operations Center during multiple coalition exercises.• Planned and coordinated C4 systems support for a surgical company in support of a Humanitarian Assistance/Disaster Relief mission in Shinkiari, Pakistan to include wideband satellite communications, secure and unsecure networks, telecommunications, and single-channel radio systems.

Camp Lejeune, North Carolina, United States

Served as the Senior Transmission Systems Supervisor for the organization, a position normally held by a person of higher rank.• Embarked, installed, and operated single-channel radio systems in support of multiple live-fire exercises.• Advised the communications systems officer on single-channel radio policy, planning, equipment, and personnel issues.• Supervised the execution of all aspects of Communications Security (COMSEC) to include conducting inspections and maintaining accountability of all Controlled Cryptographic Items (CCI) for the organization.• Ensured the accountability, training, and welfare of 30 junior Marines.

Okinawa, Japan

Responsible for the set-up and tuning of radio equipment to include antennas and power sources.• Established contact with distant stations using narrowband satellite communications, VHF, UHF, and HF radio systems.• Instrumental in the installation, operation and maintenance of internal and external communications between local and distant units.• Managed, maintained, and tracked all COMSEC equipment for the Group.• Processed and logged messages received using radio transmissions.• Performed operator-level maintenance on all equipment.

Twentynine Palms, California, United States

Basic Marine, trained in marksmanship, orienteering, and physical fitness.