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San Diego, California

Led projects that optimized internal processes in order to automate deactivations, create trackable account lifecycles, and restructure billing systems that allow for accurate product ownership view.

MCRD Parris Island, SC

I directly manage Drill Instructors in order to transform civilians into United States Marines. Leading a team of 15+ Drill Instructors of varying experience, we have trained, coached, and mentored 1000+ recruits in alignment with the rules and guidelines for the recruit training process. The recruits' typical day is waking up at 4am and going to sleep at.

Camp Lejeune, NC

This was an awesome experience that taught me a lot about myself; where I excel and where improvements need to be made. I met some of the most professional and tactically proficient Marines of my career during this course. Extremely rewarding experience and I am glad to have taken advantage of the opportunity.

Camp Pendleton, CA

I was responsible for planning, coordinating, and executing training exercises comprised of 400+ Marines. This higher-level planning taught me how to incorporate the bigger picture into low-level execution. I had to juggle budgeting resources, de-conflicting vehicle movements across 90+ square miles of battlespace, and liaising with 3 outside agencies.

Camp Pendleton, CA

This billet taught me the meaning of hard work. Responsible for every detail of the 110+ Marine unit, I was forced to develop my delegation skill. I oversaw all logistical and operational requirements of the team building towards achieving deployment-ready certification from higher headquarters. By the completion of the billet, I understood the direction/.

Camp Pendleton, CA

This job was the most rewarding in terms of Marine mentorship, as I was responsible 40+ Marines' personal and professional development. I was lucky to have two strong enlisted counterparts to show me HOW to lead, and how to measure success of this intangible skill. Through multiple training exercises, mostly executed independently from the parent command.

Camp Pendleton, CA

Coming directly from the schoolhouse, this job was my first true test to lead Marines. The 6 month schooling prepared me well for the technical nature of the duty; I led an 8+ person team responsible for the safe, timely, and accurate firing of live rockets. I conducted training and mentorship of Marines across multiple occupations, and accounted for over.