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Scio, OR, US

United States

Salem, Oregon, United States

Salem, Oregon

Albany, Oregon, United States

Tangent, Oregon

-Directed the daily actions of 2 other front line leaders with a team of up to 60 employees to ensure the safe and effective execution of the daily production schedule based on priorities from Manufacturing leadership and OFD’s scheduling department.-Established annual Safety, Quality and Production goals for a food manufacturing team in support of the.

San Bruno, California, United States

-Acted as the Detachment Officer in Charge for a Direct Support Team of 18 Marines across 10 skill sets in support of a Battalion level Annual Training exercise. Coordinated hand grenade, convoy simulator, land navigation and communication training for the detachment.-Supervised the installation, operation and maintenance of 10 single channel radio nets.

Brownsville, Oregon

Eugene, Oregon, United States

-Led the Mobile Equipment Safety Sub-Committee during the course of several mill modernization construction projects on a highly congested site; achieved safety record of 0 mobile equipment accidents or injuries during this time.-Directed the actions and priorities of two crews totaling 43 employees across 15 different skill sets while acting as the senior.

Okinawa

• Directed the actions and priorities of a staff of 8 Marines, effectively managing the training, discipline and administrative matters for a Company of 213 Marines thereby enabling day-to-day operations.
• Provided company level input for a battalion re-organization, reassigning personnel, equipment and workspace all while maintaining operational readiness.
• Provided guidance to four platoon commanders in the daily operation and training of their respective platoons.
• Advised the Company Commander on all major decisions, served as Company Commander in his stead as necessary.

Okinawa, Japan

• Planned and supervised communications support for the command element of a Theater Security Cooperation Exercise.
• Provided input and planning considerations for the reorganization of 750 personnel, increasing efficient use of personnel and equipment.
• Managed the maintenance and accountability of $25.8 million of government equipment.

Okinawa, Japan; Republic Of The Philippines; Republic Of Korea

• Established a detailed training plan, reducing installation time from 96 to 60 hours, saving hundreds of man-hours.
• Led a platoon of 35 Marines in support of Rapid Response Contingency Communications, maintaining a 96-hour deployment window to anywhere in the Pacific for Marines and equipment.
• Led the platoon on three deployments, in three countries, in support of Theater Security Cooperation Exercise and Humanitarian Assistance and Disaster Relief Operations.
• Deployed five Rapid Response Teams providing sustained communication support to senior executives in three countries.
• Reevaluated a $500,000 annual budget, maintaining operational capabilities despite a 50% contractor support reduction.

Okinawa, Japan

• Organized the platoon into teams, each assigned to unique equipment sets, increasing training and support efficiency.
• Led 52 Marines in daily tasks, administrative duties, and training readiness, establishing a positive command climate.
• Ensured accountability, maintenance, and readiness of $14.7 million of government equipment.
• Deployed 10 Marines and $1.1 million of government equipment to provide support to US Forces throughout the Pacific.
• Deployed four Marines and $1.5 million of government equipment to a Theater Security Cooperation Exercise.
• Served as the communications control center watch officer for a Theater Security Cooperation Exercise, managing reports for six different sites in two countries.

Corvallis, Oregon

• Acted as the Physical Training Officer for a Company of 30 personnel, planned training and remediated individuals not meeting the standard.
• Coordinated the scheduling and execution of a formal military ceremony involving 350 personnel including the participation of a General Officer and the attendance of senior university personnel and elected officials.
• Received numerous leadership and academic awards, to include the Legion of Valor, Bronze Cross for Achievement.
• Graduated with honors, and as the top ranked Midshipman in the class of 2011.

Yakima, Seattle, Tri-Cities Area, Washington State

• Assisted in the construction and installation of cabinets, floors and laminate countertops.
• Conducted removal/demolition of existing drywall, framing and cabinetry.
• Constructed templates, transported and installed granite countertops and windowsills.
• Managed the packing of tools and materials for projects in excess of $10,000.
• Installed sinks, showers, tubs and toilets and connected the requisite water supply lines and drains.

Yakima, Washington

• Opened and closed the business, tallied five tills with daily income of up to $10,000.
• Managed the daily actions of up to 15 employees in six different functional areas, provided training as necessary.
• Resolved customer disputes or dissatisfactions in a professional and courteous manner.
• Scheduled parties of up to 45 attendants, coordinate all details required to execute with a cost of up to $1,000.
• Performed basic maintenance on arcade games, pitching machines and facilities.
• Provided safety briefs; explained facility policies to members of the public and enforced them.

Bachelor Of Arts (B.A.) Cum Laude, History

Activities and Societies: Naval Reserve Officer Training Corps, OSU Writing Center Tutor

Education record

Education record

Education record

Activities and Societies: National Honor Society, German Club, Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps