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I manage the security program across eight sites in multiple states and oversee the contracted security guard force across the facilities. I have project management experience in designing, upgrading, and managing the installation of facility security systems. Proficient with CCURE and exacqVision.

Develops, and administers security programs and procedures for proprietary materials, documents, and equipment. Implements federal security regulations that apply to company operations. Prepares manuals outlining regulations, and establishes procedures for handling, storing, and keeping records, and for granting personnel and visitors access to restricted records and materials. Investigates security violations and prepares reports specifying preventive action to be taken.

Plan, collect and analyze data into actionable intelligence in support of explosive ordnance disposal teams. Disseminate intelligence through oral briefings and/or written reports. Assist the Intelligence Officer in developing and implementing Intelligence Collection plan in order to satisfy the Commander’s Intelligence Requirements.

Interfaced with customers to satisfy needs. Trained two technicians in receiving, processing, and inputting prescriptions. Communicated with insurance companies and doctors to solve billing and prescription problems.

As an intelligence analyst, it was my responsibility to analyze and advise the Commanding Officer and staff of potential impacts trans-national terrorist organizations, geopolitical events, and any other developing crisis would have on our operations or would potentially result in a response. I deployed to Fifth and Sixth Fleet areas of responsibility where I developed special emphasis on the following Combatant Commands: Africa Command (AFRICOM), Central Command (CENTCOM), and European Command (EUCOM). As an analyst stateside, it was my duty to develop and maintain general working knowledge of Pacific Command (PACOM), now Indo-Pacific Command, and Southern Command (SOUTHCOM). While assigned to Combat Logistics Regiment 25, I was the sole intelligence analyst supporting and preparing individuals and groups of Marines and Sailors for and deployed OCONUS.

Jacksonville, North Carolina Area

I served as a security management assistant for Combat Logistics Battalion 26 (CLB-26) while deployed on the 26th Marine Expeditionary Unit. As a security management team, we were responsible for the unit’s classified material control center inventory (classified hard drives and papers), information, personnel, and physical security programs. During my two years there, our team did not have any infractions. After my post with CLB-26, I was transferred to Combat Logistics Regiment 25 (CLR-25) where I served as the unit’s security manager. I was, by rank, a first-line manager serving in a middle-management position. This position is normally filled by an officer due to the inherent responsibility of the position. It was here I developed my organizational leadership skills. In this position, I was responsible for a security management program consisting of 3500 Marines and Sailors spread across two states. Notable accomplishments in this position: zero infractions during inspections for my unit and subordinate units, trained and managed eight program managers, authored the unit’s information security management program standard operating procedures.

I served as an intelligence analyst for II Marine Logistics Group. In Febuary of 2012, I was assigned to Combat Logistcs Battalion 26, the logistics support for the 26th Marine Expeditionary Unit. In this role, I developed the skills necessary to function as an effective and efficient team member. I assited the Intelligence Chief and Operations Officer in fulfilling any intelligence requests the Commanding Officer, Executive Officer, and/or staff might have in an expedient manner.

Assisting the Pharmacist in fulfilling prescription request in a timely and accurate manner.