• Developing job and training opportunities for Veterans. • Providing outreach and offering assistance to disabled and other Veterans by promoting community and employer support for employment and training opportunities, including apprenticeship and on-the-job training. • Referring specific veterans/spouses to other agencies for supportive services. • Providing follow up support to specific veterans/spouses to ensure jobs are maintained and individual progress in employment. • Maintaining confidentiality at all times and to ensure respect for, proper observance of and adherence to Washington Department of Employment Security's confidentiality policy.

• Supervised daily activities for a business account, department, and station of warehouse operations • Led, mentored, and trained a team of 20+ warehouse workers in daily operations & training while providing mentorship for personal and professional goals• Reviewed existing operational processes to identify inefficiencies and cost reduction opportunities• Analyzed current operational plan to determine opportunities for improvement for the organization and employees• Monitored progress toward scorecard goals and measures to ensure the center remained on target to meet organizational goals

• Successfully coached several sports teams to include basketball, flag football and soccer while ensuring to instill YMCA core values within all players and associate coaching staff• Responsible for planning, coordinating, and teaching various athletic activities with the specific intentions of gaining skill and building agility to over 100 children enrolled in the Summer Camp program• Maintained positivity and controlled flow during all refereed games to ensure fairness and impartiality for all teams as well as to minimize undesired behavior from players, coaches and spectators• Integral in maintaining clean playing fields and courts and properly functioning sporting equipment so patrons and their children were able to maximize the enjoyment of their athletic experience(s) while preventing thousands of dollars in potential costs for component replacement • Ensured safety of all players, coaches and spectators during athletic events and Summer Camp activities

Senior NonCommisioned Officer in Charge of six Human Intelligence (HUMINT) Collection Squads of A Company, 109th Expeditionary Military Intelligence Battalion, 201st Expeditionary Military Intelligence Brigade; responsible for the accountability, welfare, and professional development of 42 HUMINT collectors, including eight Non-commissioned Officers (NCOs); planned, coordinated and executed activities pertaining to organization, training and operations; executed the Army Warrior Task training, the MOS specific technical training programs; ensured Soldiers within HUMINT Platoon were cross-trained between all aspects of HUMINT operations; responsible for maintaining serviceability and accountability of over $3 million of military equipment.

Served as a Section Leader of two Human Intelligence (HUMINT) Collection Squads of A Company, 109th Expeditionary Military Intelligence Battalion, 201st Expeditionary Military Intelligence Brigade; responsible for the accountability, welfare, and professional development of 16 HUMINT collectors, including four Non-commissioned Officers (NCOs); planned, coordinated, and executed activities pertaining to organization, training and operations; executed the Army Warrior Task training, the MOS specific technical training programs; ensured Soldiers within HUMINT Platoon were cross-trained between all aspects of HUMINT operations; responsible for maintaining serviceability and accountability of over $500,000 of military equipment.

Team Leader responsible for supervising and managing operations of a three Soldier Human Intelligence (HUMINT) Collection Team (HCT) which provided direct support to maneuver battalions as part of a Battlefield Surveillance Brigade in the Pacific Command Area of Operation (AO) and OPERATION ENDURING FREEDOM (OEF); assessed and collected information from HUMINT sources and detainees; reported and targeted information obtained; conducted mission planning, Sensitive Site Exploitation (SSE), and source operations; conducted all facets of HUMINT operations: responsible for equipment valued at over $600,000.

Led, supervised and managed the operations of a three-Soldier HUMINT Collection Team which provided direct support to designated units as part of a Battlefield Surveillance Brigade; served as the company operations NCO; established all programs and processes of the company; managed the training room and the orderly room; oversaw all administrative transactions in a company of seventy Soldiers; managed equipment accountability; responsible for the morale, health and welfare of 11 Soldiers and their Families; hand receipt holder of equipment in excess of $ 200,000.

Brigade S3 Training Noncommissioned Officer In-Charge (NCOIC) for a Military Intelligence Brigade consisting of over 1600 Soldiers dispersed throughout the Korean peninsula; supervised all Brigade NCOES and military school enrollments through Eighth Army and INSCOM G3; coordinated for and manages Brigade land and ammunition requirements; assists in coordination of the Brigade Organizational Inspection Program; responsible for the moral, health, and welfare of three NCO, four Soldiers and family members; responsible for S3 training equipment and property totaling over $54,000.

Instructor/Writer at the 35M 10 Human Intelligence (HUMINT) Collectors Course in a TRADOC Military Intelligence Battalion responsible for training Soldiers in all HUMINT disciplines; developed, coordinated and implemented daily training of 36 students; provided expert advice, recommendations, revisions to lesson plans and performance counseling; supervised 11 civilian instructors and five NCOs; responsible for providing mentorship to Initial Entry Training (IET) and Military Occupational Specialty Trained (MOS-T) Soldiers; oversaw vsecurity management of 36 Secure Internet Protocol (SIPR) Thin Client systems; responsible for $50,000 of Army equipment.

Served as a Human Intelligence (HUMINT) Collection Team Leader in a HUMINT Company in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom (OIF) 09-1; responsible for daily operations of a forward deployed HUMINT Collection Team; training, health and welfare, safety and professional development of three Soldiers; execution of company, platoon and team level training events; collection and reporting of tactical intelligence information acquired through source operations and tactical questioning; maintenance and accountability of mission essential equipment valued in excess of $900,000.

Served as a Senior Transmission Systems Team Chief in a forward Mobile Subscriber Equipment (MSE) Signal Company providing combat voice and data communications for V Corps during Operation Iraqi Freedom (OIF) 05-07; responsible for the training, health and welfare of five Soldiers; responsible for the installation, operation and maintenance of one Line of Sight AN/TRC-190(V)3 radio communications shelter, one power generator, one tactical vehicle and other mission equipment valued in excess of $500,000.