Assistant Professor of Military Science within an Army Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC) unit consisting of 200+ students and 13 Program Managers. Responsible for the reception, integration, supervision, guidance, training, and instruction of the Military Science and Leadership 100-level class consisting of 34 Army ROTC students. ● Planned the Freshman Orientation event through coordination with the University, which attracted 35 university students into the ROTC program.● Circumvented severe COVID-19 restrictions and constraints by planning the organization’s first virtual commissioning ceremony and ten separate ceremonies, allowing 31 students to commemorate their momentous achievements formally.● Counseled and coached Military Science students mirroring leadership skills necessary for successful program competition and future career success, which resulted in a 30% retention rate of students enrolled in the program.

Commanded the largest Military Intelligence Company in the Army's largest Military Intelligence organization training linguists. Provided leadership to 23 Program Managers responsible for the administration, security, training, and logistical support of 480+ personnel in four European and South American languages. Oversaw a 368-capacity housing facility and property valued at $300K+.● Consolidated and migrated the office’s digital storage system into a more collaborative information management database, thereby increasing the efficiency of completion of all tasks, eliminating years of outdated files, and streamlining current office operations.• Fostered a culture of volunteerism motivating 100+ personnel to participate in local events in support of three annual outreach programs, through leading by example, building community partnerships, developing an organizational culture of service, staying organized, and incorporating volunteer appreciation.

Served as the 210th Field Artillery Division Manager of Future Plans for the most forward-deployed field artillery division, consisting of three supporting agencies with a total of 3.3K+ combined United States and South Korean military personnel. Directly responsible for planning, coordinating, and synchronizing all division exercises to include all new equipment training and fielding, updating all plans, training area, and airspace management for the division. • Project lead for 12 Division level training events and exercises by planning revisions and coordinating with other agencies.• Spearheaded a $1M Financial Liability Investigation of Property Loss, recovering $550K+ in property assets.• Selected as 1 of 18 Quality Inspectors to cross inspect program compliance for seven subunits.

• Developed six entry-level Army junior leaders by sharing personal operational background experiences and encouraging them to develop a base of knowledge grounded in doctrine.• Planned, resourced, and executed a "Partner in Education" event with a local middle school consisting of 1200+ people, which set the benchmark for the Outreach Program.• Prioritized, organized, coordinated, and deconflicted eight months of training events, and executed back briefs for 15+ live-fire events.

Intelligence Manager for a 382-person Field Artillery organization. Oversaw the development of four Managers and two personnel. Directed the Personnel Security, Physical Security, Information Security, Operational Security, Crime Prevention, Information Assurance Policies, and Intelligence Oversight Programs. Monitored and conducted predictive analysis on current theater and areas of interest. • Oversaw the initiation of 100+ security clearance upgrade investigations, developed Intel scenarios for the live-fire exercise Certification, Walk and Shoot, and Security Forces Assistance Division live-fire and field training exercises. • Revised standard operating procedures for Physical Security, Crime Prevention, Arms Room, and information security.• Implemented the Cryptographic Access Program and Personnel Recovery Management System processes and monitored the completion of survival courses and data management system information completion in preparation for upcoming deployments.• Managed the reset of the organization’s intelligence system and language training, ensuring over 20+ personnel were trained. • Identified areas of noncompliance and prepared four units to receive 100% ratings in all areas inspected.

Intelligence Manager of a 400-person Field Artillery Air Assault organization. Simultaneously served on a 12-person Combat Advisor Team as an Intelligence Manager. Primary advisor to an Afghanistan Border Police Kandak Intelligence Officer. Gathered, analyzed, and distributed all intelligence information for the team. Advised the Director on current enemy threats and provided situational awareness of Intel support. Also served as the Electronic Warfare Manager, Field Ordering Manager and Pay Agent, and Contracting Manager.• Ensured that all crew devices on our vehicles were always 100% maintained which resulted in zero loss of life or damage to property valued at $5M+. • Improved collection efforts and information management by coordinating a weekly Intelligence meeting between Afghanistan Border Police, National Defense Services, Human Intelligence, and other organizations to better promote shared information between different the US and Afghan intelligence agencies.