Career Soldier and Field Grade Officer. Extensive experience in engineering, economics, logistics and JIIM operations. Joint qualified commissioned officer that has succeeded in a variety of environments, including work with training, border patrol, other government agencies, local and state government, industry and financial services.

Analyzes, prioritizes, integrates and synchronizes Command requirements IAW CG priorities; manages enterprise training and education operations and requirements development; integrates concepts, policies and plans; and directs operations across TRADOC ISO CG TRADOC priorities and objectives. Provides ACOM level coordination & synchronizations across core functions (CFs) and directed focus areas.Training Integration Directorate (TID) provides HQ TRADOC with staff expertise to achieve situational understanding to develop commander’s intent, priorities, and guidance required to make effective decisions and participate in senior leader forums. TID provides ACOM-level coordination & synchronization across six TRADOC core functions (CFs) and directed focus areas. Assist with Army Learning Coordination Council (ALCC) working group and principals.Assist with Senior Training and Education Manager Course (STEMC) as Course Coordinator.Provide oversight and situational awareness of TCM Mobile activities.

Concepts experimentation team leader in the Capability Development and Integration Directorate (CDID) Maneuver Support Battle Lab with responsibility to plan, execute, perform analysis and report on assigned experiments. Supervise developmental, technical, and operational research to facilitate the assessment, management, validation and synchronization of DOTMLPF and integrated capabilities of CDID. Provide recommendations on assessment of military utility, available capabilities, gap analysis, and proof of concept or principle in order to support capability development that assures mobility, freedom of action, and protection of Army and Joint Forces.

Chief of Staff for a One Station Unit Training (OSUT) battalion that annually trains over 1,900 civilian volunteers into 12B Combat Engineers and 12C Bridge Crewmembers in Basic Combat Training (BCT), Advanced Individual Training (AIT) and as required BCT only for separate MOSs. Responsible for all administrative actions of 97 permanent party Officers, Non-commissioned Officers, Soldiers, and Civilians. Exercises administrative responsibility for equipment, property, and training areas worth over $1.6 million. Assumed duties as the Battalion Commander in his absence.

Serves as the Joint, Interagency, Intergovernmental, Multinational (JIIM) Engineer Specialist and acts as the representative for the US Army Engineer School (USAES) multinational programs and activities. Responsible for developing, planning, gaining approval, and managing a corporate strategy to ensure the incorporation of international technical assets in USAES programs and products. Manages and implemented international doctrine development and standardization programs focusing on identifying opportunities for technical data exchange and cooperative development and procurement under the ABCA Working Groups, International Standardization Organization, NATO, bilateral or multinational Memorandums of Understanding and Agreement, and Data Exchange agreements. Heavy emphasis on industry and academia in the JIIM forum.

Engineer Operations Officer providing engineer operational and technical support for the G3 (Plans and Operations) Engineer section in support of the V Corps (three star general) Commander. Prepared for and completed extensive training for operational deployment to Afghanistan working for a multinational staff at the Afghan National Security Forces development team.

Company supply sergeant for an Armor Battalion. Deployed twice to the National Training Center and twice to Kuwait (Operations Intrinsic Action and Iris Gold).