EOD Training developer/Integrator for the U.S. Army National Guard 430th Ordnance Company EOD assigned to support any all training requirements for the EOD Company as a subject matter expert. Ensuring unity of command in supporting training readiness authority (TRA) by coordinating with commands and developing and tailoring training scenarios and tasks to support the commander's training needs. Maintain responsibility for obtaining, managing, and implementing current training, tactics and procedures (TTP) of standard and non-standard EOD energetic and mechanical tools during EOD operations. Employ traditional and emerging tools and demonstrate the employment of traditional and emerging tools and explosive systems during EOD operations in a training environment. Provide individual and collective training strategies, incorporating multiple assets and coordinating with garrison, state, and Army National Guard activities to improve EOD training and related facilities. Assist with planning and providing training across multiple locations across the Army National Guard

Manage, maintain and train Marines within the MAGTF and EOD units on their CBRN kits and outfits.Develope EOD base scenarios pertaining to their role with in a CBRN response involving RDD's, WMD's, ChemIED's and everything in between.HazMat Technician (DoD IFSAC certified)

Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) Staff Non-Commissioned Officer in Charge/Team Leader–Location: Station EOD (MCAS Cherry Point, NC) August 2009 - December 2012-Overseeing day to day operations for the MCAS Cherry Point EOD Team-General staff-level planner with responsibility for EOD operations and intelligence activities/analysis as well as policy formulation guidance-EOD and Counter Improvised Explosive Device (IED) advisor to senior military commanders and civilian leaders-Maintain EOD Team qualifications and certifications-Responsible for equipment inventory in excess of $10,000,000 with 100% accountability-Expert advisor on weapons technical intelligence to include domestic and foreign weapons as well as conventional and homemade explosives to base commanders and local civilian authoritiesExplosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) Instructor – Location: Naval School of Explosive Ordnance Disposal (Eglin Air Force Base, FL) December 2005 – August 2009-Managed and maintained Fiscal budgets for two divisions within the school-Created or reviewed all professional correspondence for correctness and completeness at all levels of complexity with 100% accuracy-Led, managed, mentored and trained over 2000 EOD joint service students in professional development, accountability and personal issues-Planned and coordinated increases in training and budget requirements to facilitate a student increase of over 1500 yearly-Trained and certified over 25 joint service military EOD instructors while working in the Curriculum and Instructor Standards Office (CISO)Team member 2nd EOD Platoon and 2nd Force Reconnaissance Company, 26th Marine Expeditionary Unit (Camp Lejeune, NC) January 1998 – December 2005-Served as Team Member for Iraqi Freedom rendering Unexploded Ordnance (UXO) and Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDs) safe and providing support to ground Infantry Units-Served as Subject Matter Expert for all EOD and CBRNE equipment, knowledge and situations