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Fort Irwin, Ca, Us

Logistically planned and coordinated live fire training scenario directives, equipment, unit locations, ammunition allocations, and safety efforts required for over 3,000 individuals.Oversaw simulated combat scenarios with live ammunition and ensured soldier and equipment safety.Mentored 9 units and evaluators on better safety strategies for their attacks.Developed a supply system for a 50-person organization to fix existing supply issues.

Evaluated 10 visiting units from across the country on their deployment readiness.Instructed the visiting unit leaders 6 months prior to their evaluation on how to construct plans for unit movements, attacks, and defense.Provided technical support and direction to 10 units once they arrived.Analyzed and explained the visiting units’ evaluation scores.Recommended opportunities for future improvement and risk avoidance measures to the visiting unit.

Managed a staff of 150 personnel in combat training, humanitarian assistance, and equipment maintenance.Mentored 16 officers on leadership, administration, planning skills, and combat tactics.Managed expenditures as a senior manager to maximize training value within budgetary constraints.

Managed a 4-person teamDeveloped directives on combat tactics and training processes for a 500-person tank battalion.Standardized policies on planning and how to conduct daily operations.Researched potential problems to fix, prepared a design, and implemented corrective tactics to better synchronize combat efforts.

Managed a 100-person staff.Developed the scope, schedule, and cost baseline for transporting personnel and equipment for deployment.Mentored subordinates on assuming leadership positions, which resulted in 5 promotions.Facilitated the redistribution of 5,000 excess equipment items to other organizations.

Managed a 3-person team.Coordinated the transportation of personnel and equipment from Fort Hood to Eastern Europe across 4 countries by developing the scope, schedule, and cost baseline.Developed directives and training initiatives for a 500-person battalion and a 3,000-person brigade.Monitored the ongoing Styker training to ensure the plans were effectively implemented.

Led a 15–20-person team in combat scenarios.Designed new tactics for infantry teams fighting against enemy tanks.

Bachelor Of Science (B.S.), International Relations And Affairs

Activities and Societies: Intramural wrestling and boxing

Master Of Business Administration, Project Management

Bachelor Of Science, International Relations

Minor in Civil Engineering