G7 Assistant Training Officer for 76th ORC, responsible for all collective training funding of approximately 9,600 Soldiers, and more than 90 percent of all Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear defense forces within United States Army, resulting in the utilization of $7 Million Dollars. Primary duties include support, advise, supervise and coordinate Units development and execution of collective training plans and structure support training for Army, Joint and Combined Combat Service, Combat Service Support to meet RFX, Gunnery and Combat Support Training Exercise missions.

Manage meeting and appointment calendars for the seven Directors in the Engineering and Manufacturing Operations (E&MO) Division.Ensure that principals were on time for all meetings/briefings (in-person and virtual) with the VP for E&MO, DVs from corporate, USAF and other government agencies.Coordinate/schedule staff meetings, meetings with subordinates, new hires, holiday celebrations, made conference room reservations and organized virtual meetings.Coordinate all travel arrangements utilizing Concur and coordinated with the facility being visited for office space and conference rooms if necessary.Review briefing slides for spelling, grammatical, and formatting errors, and slide master corrections.Coordinate office space and conference rooms for Direct Managers (DMs) of the seven Directors when visiting Roy, UT facility.

Managed the meeting and appointment calendars for the Director of Logistics, his Deputy, Chief of the Test Division, and Chief of Support Systems Division. Ensured that principals were on time for all meetings/briefings (in-person and virtual) with the Director, DVs from other military commands, government agencies, and the Pentagon.Coordinated with other military commands, government agencies, and Pentagon offices in order for principals to provide program status updates, financial requests, manpower requests/updates, and answer Congressional inquiriesCoordinated all travel arrangements utilizing Defense Travel Systems (DTS) and coordinated with the command or agency being visitedCoordinated/scheduled staff meetings, meetings with subordinates, new hires, holiday celebrations, made conference room reservations and organized virtual meetingsReviewed briefing slides for spelling, grammatical, and formatting errors, and slide master correctionsAssisted in training personnel in use of Jira and Confluence tasking and tracking systems and assisted in developing and inputting 90-day plans into Jira during Government Planning events

Provide force protection/security at Camp Arifjan, Kuwait for Area Support Group-Kuwait (ASG-KU) and all NATO personnel deployed to Camp Arifjan in support of US Forces stationed there.Inspect all deliveries and vehicles in accordance with ASG-KU Standard Operations Procedures for installation access and deny unauthorized vehicle/persons access to US Government installations.Prepared to handle both military and contracted convoys entering and departing designated Entry Control Points utilizing US Government-installed barrier devices and search proceduresMan guard towers and overwatch perimeter fence line/berm, provide early warning/identification of threats to installation, provide fire in defense of installation.

July 2017 - Promoted to Lead PSO at the Wallace Bennett Federal Bldg. work as the supervisor and liaison between AEPS and GSA, Federal Protective Service and other tenant agencies General Duties include: provide security, alarm response and visitor escort at buildings housing various U.S. Government offices including Congressional and Senatorial offices in Salt Lake City, UT. Conduct entry screening of visitors utilizing x-ray machines, and walk-thru /hand –held metal detectors. Search vehicles, provide assistance during hostile terminations, render First Aid or other assistance as required by Federal Protective Service (FPS). Provide protection IOT prevent property damage, property loss, loss of proprietary and or classified information.

Operations Officer (S-3) 07/2016 - 12/20193/360th, 189th BDESalt Lake City, UT Supervisor: LTC Timothy Shaffer- Battalion S3 Officer of a Training Support Battalion consisting of Active, Reserve, Civilian, and Active Guard Reserve personnel in Salt Lake City, UT. Responsible for planning and operations, coordinating and implementation of observer/controller and evaluator training of supported units to enhance war fighting readiness. Conducted exercise planning for supported units and executed planning for 3rd/ 360th TSBn training exercises, annual training; development and evaluation of internal battalion operation plans and orders; development and implementation of battalion training; provided operational guidance and supervision to the battalion observer/controller trainer teams in providing quality training exercises and after-action reviews.Team Chief / OC/T 10/2013 - 07/20163/360th TSBnSalt Lake City, UT Supervisor: LTC Manual Alvarez- Trained and mentored Platoon Leaders and Company Commanders regarding the Troop Leading Procedures prior to deployment. Assisted in creating, executing, and evaluating training for Platoons and Companies to ensure that training in Common Core Tasks met Army Force Generation requirements. Personnel Officer/ Mission Command Trainer 06/2008- 10/2013Exercise Branch 1, 3rd BDE, Pacific DIV, 75th TC(MC) Camp Withycombe, OR Supervisor: COL Robert Stern- Maintained personnel records for a detachment of 22 Soldiers, reported and tracked Soldier pay issues, evaluations, and awards. Trained and mentored Battalion and Brigade Staff officers regarding the Military Decision-Making Process prior to deployment.

Filled the Recruiting Operations Officer position at Weber State University as a GS-11 with US Army Cadet Command. Responsible for all recruiting operations including the advertising and marketing campaigns for the Army ROTC program at Weber State University. This also included partnerships with Utah State University and the Davis campus of Weber State University. Performed all duties associated with recruiting, and incentive management activities at the Battalion level, to include prospect recruiting and enrollment, scholarship management ad offer processing, and marketing and advertising planning and execution. Established enrollment and contract requirements to meet assigned commission missions and, implemented battalion actions to meet those requirements. Provided sound and mature Army recruiting, retention and incentive management advice to the Professor of Military Science. Worked with local business leaders to create COI’s and CLE’s to increase the visibility and to assist in identifying future ROTC prospects.

Filled the Recruiting Operations Officer position at the University of Washington as part of the contract with US Army Cadet Command. Responsible for all recruiting operations including the advertising and marketing campaigns for the Army ROTC program at the University of Washington. This also included partnerships with Seattle Pacific University, Northwest University, and the Bothell campus of the University of Washington. Performed all duties associated with recruiting, and incentive management activities at the Battalion level, to include prospect recruiting and enrollment, scholarship management ad offer processing, and marketing and advertising planning and execution. Established enrollment and contract requirements to meet assigned commission missions and, implemented battalion actions to meet those requirements. Provided sound and mature Army recruiting, retention and incentive management advice to the Professor of Military Science. Worked with local business leaders to create COI’s and CLE’s to increase the visibility and to assist in identifying future ROTC prospects.

Platoon Leader- Convoy Operations, MNSTC-I, Baghdad, Iraq 01/2007- 05/20081st Provisional Motorized Infantry Company, J-3 Convoy OperationsSupervisor: COL Thomas Allmon• Led 18 Soldiers in combat operations completing over 1,800 missions without serious injury or loss of life• Provided personal security and convoy escort for US, Iraqi and Coalition military and government officials including 17 general officers in the Baghdad area• Coordinated with other commands regarding intelligence, security, forces available and planning for tactical operations in the Baghdad area• Developed, coordinated and supervised training events for NATO personnel on the tactics, techniques and procedures for convoy escort operations• Developed, executed and coordinated ranges and facilities for a five day gunnery and convoy live-fire training exercise as part of the transitional training for the incoming unit

Company Commander and Platoon Leader 08/2004- 01/2007 C Co. 3/414 8th BDE (ROTC) 104th DIV(IT) Vancouver Barracks, Vancouver WASupervisor: LTC Emil Thode• Led over 35 Soldiers • Increment Commander for 3rd Increment for Combat First Aid and NBC Operations during WARRIOR FORGE 2006• Implemented a training plan that improved company performance and led to eight soldiers being selected for the 2007-2008 MNSTC-I mission in Iraq• Provided training for National Guard soldiers, ROTC , and US Naval Reserve Sea Bees• Briefed Battalion and Brigade Commanders regarding the ability of the unit to perform its assigned mission and readiness to deploy in support of other operations• Ensured all members of the unit were prepared for possible deploymentEnlisted Squad Leader from 08/2002-08/2004

Squad Leader- Scout PLT, 3rd ID (Mech) Fort Benning, GA 10/1998- 10/2001• Supervised five enlisted Soldiers • Deployed to Egypt in support of Operation Bright Star ‘99• Assisted the platoon’s Master Gunner in running Qualification Ranges• Assisted the platoon’s Lead Scout in setting training goals

Operations Specialist • Supervised 10 Sailors during operations at sea• Deployed twice to Persian Gulf in support of UN sanctions enforcement against Iraq• Prepared threat assessments and briefed the Captain regarding the “opposing forces” for two multi-national fleet training exercises• Served as a Combat Information Center Watch Supervisor and Surface Search Supervisor on USS Cowpens and USS Valley Forge• Qualified on all vessels as a member of the In-Port Security Force and the Ship’s Self Defense Force• Escorted detainees from the Restricted Barracks at Naval Station San Diego to the Consolidated Brig Facility at Naval Air Station Miramar • Served as a Court Bailiff during Official Hearings and Courts MartialServed onboard USS Cowpens (CG-63) and USS Valley Forge (CG-50)