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Olympia, Wa, Us

Thurston County Wa

Olympia, Wa

AOC IT Business Liaison and Relationship Manager for the Washington Supreme Court, Court of Appeals, Superior Courts and the Justices, Judges, Clerks, staff, committees and associations within these judicial organizations. Develop relationships with the various constituent groups within each court level. Proactively address software concerns and assist in communicating issue to the business and development teams. Conduct thorough followup to facilitate issue resolution. Continuously communicate issues and environmentals to organization leadership.

Olympia, Wa

Define each county Superior Court's financial business processes and develop software solutions within the bounds of the selected COTS case management software. Partner with county clerks to define stakeholders' needs with respect to system reporting and training needs. Develop and deliver Advanced and Intermediate Financial training solutions for our partner courts and provide customer focused followup and problem resolution. Troubleshoot and solve complex configuration, implementation and operational issues for over 30 non-unified jurisdictions, with different processes and requirements. Assist the leadership team with stakeholder management and communications as they relate to Financial topics.

Olympia, Wawr

Define and develop software solutions for the Department of Licensing Drivers Licensing division. Using traditional, Lean and Agile software development methods to understand and address the software needs in a rapidly changing technological environment. Working as a bridge between the business and development partners and using a variety of business requirements elicitation techniques to help the organization understand the software solutions needs.

Olympia Washington

Responsible for advising and consulting senior IS managers with respect to Lean and Continuous Process Improvement. Leads Lean initiatives as well as increases Lean capacity through growing the Lean culture from the front line to the executive suite. Facilitates and trains groups within Information Services and throughout the Department of Licensing in Lean and various Lean tools such as Visio.

University Of Memphis And University Of Mississippi

Responsible for the day to day operations and administration of two NROTC units geographically separated by 70 miles. Responsible for setting and ensuring accomplishment of long and short term goals and associated strategies for achievement. Responsible for mentoring, coaching, leading and teaching 120+ students in military and collegiate studies.

Responsible to the Director for the daily operation and administration of the Intelligence Department. Responsible for 150+ people located in various departments and geographic locations. Responsible for a 5 person team that included officers from various branches and scientists that developed and implemented an assessment methodology that gauged the effectiveness of operations with respect to published objectives. Effects based operations and assessments and change management. The lead directorate representative for the change management group that facilitated an organizational structure change.

Responsible for the administration and execution of officer selection boards and their compliance with Title10 USCode and Navy/DoD regulations. Researched and authored opinions for the office of the Secretary of the Navy for issues involving officer career progression and compliance with applicable directives, regulations and Title 10 US Code.

Department Head for a 200+ member maintenance department. Responsible for the coordination with other squadrons' maintenance officers and the wing maintenance officer concerning the efficient use of limited wing assets. Responsible for the administrative and training requirements for all members of the department. During deployment, was designated Officer in Charge of a 70 person, 3 aircraft detachment in Ecuador. Responsible for coordinating with local Ecuadorian officials and US Air Force leaders with respect to operations at a foreign air base. Mission commander for a aircrew deployed to various theaters to include The Far East, The Middle East, South America and the Caribbean and Mediterranean Seas.

Responsible for coordinating with various battlegroups to integrate the Maritime Patrol and Reconnaissance aircraft (P-3 Orion) into the inter-deployment training cycle and to ensure the platform is used in the most effective manner. Ran a forward operating post for aircraft assigned to train with the battlegroup with little supervision.

Managed the training, operations and administration for a 105 member division. Ensured a safe working environment was maintained on the flight deck, an environment that is inherently dangerous. Safely transferred over 1 million gallons of fuel during the course of a deployment to the Arabian Gulf

Caribbean And Easter Pacific. Based In Key West Fl

Responsible for the daily operation of the Watch Floor. Directs aircraft and ship movements across the Caribbean and Eastern Pacific. Responsible for coordinating with ship commanders, embassy and state department officials, and higher military authorities concerning the legal requirements for entering foreign ports/airfields on short notice and boarding and searching vessels of various nations at sea. Responsible for daily briefing content and delivery. Responsible for monitoring operations in progress, maintaining the "big picture" and adjusting as required. Designated as Liaison Officer for Counter Narcotics operations in Belize, Barbados and the Bahamas. Responsible for relationship and partnership development with Counter Narcotics organizations and their leadership.

Responsible for the operations and administration of various divisions in the squadron with a typical span of control of 15-25 personnel. Mission commander for an aircrew deployed to various locales in the Far East and Mid East. Responsible for the training and administrative requirements for a diverse 12 person aircrew.

Responsible for the operation and maintenance of the electrical plant on a nuclear submarine. Responsible for the safety and operation of a nuclear reactor while in a shutdown mode. As division training petty officer, responsible for maintaining the required level of training for all members of the electrical division. Responsible for all sound silencing monitoring equipment and the sound silencing program. As division supply petty officer, responsible for the acquisition of parts and equipment required for operations. As division 3M petty officer, responsible for scheduling maintenance on electrical equipment and systems owned by electrical division.

Bs, Electrical Engineering

Activities and Societies: Delta Chi, NROTC, Reserve Police Officer for AUPD (Auburn University Police Dept), Reserve Police Officer.

Ms, Organizational Management

Bachelor Of Science - Bs, Electrical And Electronics Engineering

Activities and Societies: Delta Chi, NROTC, AUPD