OPNAV N125 Requirements Officer for Submarine Manpower, Training, and Acquisitions.Responsible for the validation and execution of future Navy manpower and training requirements in support of multi-billion dollars' worth of acquisition programs.-Cited for being a quick study. In his short time on board N125, met the vigorous requirements for certification for the “BYC” Additional Qualification Designation in an accelerated pace.

Lead a five man team responsible for reporting readiness, lessons learned, training management, and force management. Manager of the Defense Readiness Reporting System for the command. Additionally served as Battle Watch Captain in multination exercises, providing oversight to US and Partner Nation forces during training and real world operations. -Cited by Special Operations Command Europe as a steadfast leader and their only Lieutenant Commander Division Chief.-Led the staffing, refinement and submission of two Joint Staff validated request for forces packages, resulting in the sourcing of assets, of that type, for the first time in eight years.

Leader of a department of 40 combat systems technicians involved in the complete overhaul, installation, modernization, safe operation and acceptance and operational testing of all fire control, sonar, and torpedo systems. Additionally preformed the duties associated with production officer, overseeing the safe daily operations, work scheduling and execution of maintenance and testing in an industrial shipyard environment. Led a 20 person team tasked with submarine operational missions. -Cited as an effective planner, even with the unplanned loss of key members, led to the successful loading of eighteen warshots and four exercise torpedoes in two and a half days. -Managed and coordinated stakeholders including vendors, contractors, and the Navy’s depot-level maintenance organization ensuring the on time and on budget completion of a $185 million, 300,000 man hour, 24 month overhaul.

Officer in Charge of Military Detachment for Naval Sea Systems Command PMS 401. Lead 9 military personnel in the safe operation, development, testing, and validation of new acquisitions associated with submarine sonar acoustic systems. -Selected by the Program Manager as a Lieutenant to manage a remote detachment within a major prime vender.-Supervised creation and successful execution of over 5 interactive electronic technical manuals associated with 7 variants of Navy submarine sonar systems.

Qualified Navy Nuclear Engineer by the Department of Naval Reactors, military equivalent to Professional Nuclear Engineer.Selected by the Commanding Officer as 1 of 3 junior officers designated as Senior Supervisory Watch for multiple complex engineering evolutions, normally reserved for Department Head and above level officersServed as Assistant Engineer, Main Propulsion Assistant, Reactor Controls Assistant and Communications Officer

Served in Machinery Division as the lead nuclear repair welder, machinery tool operator, quality assurance inspector and engine room supervisor.