Assistant Product Manager for 2nd Generation Forward Looking Infrared systems for the United States Army. Responsible for the system integration within all platforms fielded within the Department of the Army. Lead a team of military and civilians, overseeing $100 million of foreign military sales annually and an $80 million budgetary and production cycle for the platform.

- Coordinate the execution/completion of projects within the scope of the organization.- Define and set deadlines; assign responsibilities; and monitor while continuously refining the organization.- Mentor five subordinate officers and cultivate talent management.

- Led daily coordination/dissemination of information from the Brigade to subordinate units.- Guaranteed the effective transition from forecasting to execution for all Brigade level projects.- Reviewed/refined logistical, administrative, and fiscal feasibility of large-scale operations within the Brigade.

The Platoon Leader within a reconnaissance platoon should be the most tactically and technically proficient Lieutenant in a battalion. Reconnaissance leaders must understand how a battalion operates in a tactical environment. They know their duties and responsibilities to the battalion--to provide accurate and timely information. Reconnaissance leaders are masters of stealth; they exercise initiative in the absence of guidance; they are intelligent, resourceful, dependable, and disciplined.