• Understand critical developments in art history and the adaptation of new technologies in art production.• Master technological competencies across various software in emerging art and technology.• Critically evaluate the applicability and effectiveness of different technologies and techniques related to art and design.• Use a variety of programming structures and languages in object-oriented programming (OOP), including but not limited to JavaScript, C#, and Python.• Unleash creativity and create moving images, visual effects, and 2D or 3D animation using industry-standard software.• Understand essential principles of game design to create game environments, experimental narratives, and other interactive media.• Present work, explaining technical and creative decisions regarding their message and chosen medium.

• Served as a Platoon Sergeant, ensured to keep subordinate personal information updated and secured• Created a comfortable work environment• Displayed great knowledge with computers; mentored junior enlisted subordinates with US Army Doctrine.• Facilitated various platoon training sessions to enhance subordinates skills. • Delegated daily task to enhance the skill of subordinates for future responsibilities.• Versatile, dependability is beyond reproach: constantly produced results on given task• Stressed Personnel accountability: maintained 100 percent accountability while responsible of the platoon. • Served as a launcher section chief of an M270A1 Multiple Rocket System (MLRS)• Supervises and trains his crew on all Warrior Tasks and Battle Drills (WTBD), ammunitionreload, launcher emplacement, survivability, and firing operations; • Plans and controls movement routes to and from firing and hide areas; selects the best suited locations for launcher emplacement; Responsible for the accountability, maintenance and repair of the M270A1 launcher and associated equipment worth in excess of $2,300,000. • Accountable for the training, morale, health and welfare of Soldiers.

• Serves as a launcher section chief of an M270A1 Multiple Launch Rocket System (MLRS) and M142 High Mobility Artillery Rocket System (HIMARS) ISO A 1-78 FA BN; • Supervises and trains his crew on ammunition reload, launcher emplacement, survivability, and firing operations; plans and controls movement routes to and from firing and hide areas; selects the best suited locations for launcher emplacement; additionally responsible for the accountability, maintenance and repair of the M270A1 and M142 launchers and associated equipment; accountable for the training, morale, health and welfare of three Soldiers.• Managed maintenance of 36 vehicles with a team of 3 Soldiers; expertly maintained services ahead of schedule

• Configures information processing equipment into required operating configurations. • Systems administrator duties and unit level maintenance functions on assigned computer systems. • Assists less experienced soldiers in the installation, operation, and maintenance of information processing equipment. • Troubleshoots unit level maintenance functions on assigned computer systems.

• Configures information processing equipment into required operating configurations. • Systems administrator duties and unit level maintenance functions on assigned computer systems. • Assists less experienced soldiers in the installation, operation, and maintenance of information processing equipment. • Troubleshoots unit level maintenance functions on assigned computer systems.

• Configures information processing equipment into required operating configurations. • Systems administrator duties and unit level maintenance functions on assigned computer systems. • Assists less experienced soldiers in the installation, operation, and maintenance of information processing equipment. • Troubleshoots unit level maintenance functions on assigned computer systems.

• Works with other Fleet Team members under the guidance of the Fleet Coordinator, ensuring a superior vehicle experience for our members • Addresses and remotely updates system events and car history using Zipcar’s computer systems • Perform vehicle maintenance, such as jumping dead batteries, changing tires and changing of control boxes, and damage documentation • Evaluates car condition and either resolves problems or escalates issues, as needed • Prepares cars for entry into or exit out of Zipcar's fleet • Identify issues that may impact the Zipcar community

• Responsible for ensuring successful accomplishment of those tasks which support the unit's training programs and objectives. • Drafts training schedules for approval which comply with command guidance, directives and publications of higher headquarters. • Maintains the training library and related training equipment and aids.

• Configures information processing equipment into required operating configurations. • Systems administrator duties and unit level maintenance functions on assigned computer systems. • Assists less experienced soldiers in the installation, operation, and maintenance of information processing equipment. • Drafts program operation manuals and technical program requirements documents. • Troubleshoots software using established debugging procedures.

• Operated high technology cannon artillery weapon systems. • Loads and fires howitzers. • Set fuse and charge on a variety of munitions, including high explosive artillery rounds, laser guided projectiles, and rocket assisted projectiles. • Employed rifles, machine guns, and grenade and rocket launchers in offensive and defensive operations. • Drove and operated heavy and light wheeled trucks and tracked vehicles. • Transported and managed artillery ammunition. • Participated in reconnaissance operations to include security operations and position preparation. • Operated in reduced visibility environments with infrared and starlight enhancing night vision devices and other equipment. • Coordinates movement into position. • Camouflaged position area. • Communicated using voice and digital wire and radio equipment. • Used critical combat survival skills to operate in a hostile environment. • Maintained operational readiness of vehicles and equipment. • Supervises handling, transportation, accountability, and distribution of ammunition. • Assisted section chief in supervision of howitzer operations, maintenance, and training. • Placed weapon for direction, conducts bore sighting and basic periodic tests. • Supervises the operation, loading, and maintenance of the Field Artillery Ammunition Support Vehicle.

• Ammunition Team Chief in an M119 (Towed) 105MM Fires Battalion, Assigned to a Division Artillery • Prepared howitzer for direct and indirect fire.• Supervised handling, transportation, accountability, and distribution of ammunition.• Supervised the operation, loading ammunition vehicle.• Assisted section chief in supervision of howitzer operations, maintenance, and training.• Assisted in the training, welfare, health, and discipline of 4 soldiers.

• Recruited and retained qualified Soldiers for entry into the Army National Guard in accordance with applicable regulations.• Prospected for leads. • Prepared a prospect card. • Refined leads. • Conducted a school program. • Determines basic enlistment eligibility. • Pre-qualifies an individual for enlistment. • Determined eligibility for extension or immediate reenlistment. • Conducted enlistment, attrition management and retention interviews. • Explained the selected reserve incentive program and the Montgomery GI Bill, initial entry training (lET) requirements, test results, enlistment options/programs/obligations, non-regular service retirement, and employer support and reemployment tights. • Evaluated unit sponsorship program. • Briefed applicant on MEPS processing. • Prepared and completed an enlistment packet. • Counseled an applicant. • Operated Guard Accession Information Network System. • Established media contacts. • Conducted direct mail campaigns. • Evaluated the unit's retention environment.

• Ammunition Team Chief in an M119 (Towed) 105MM Fires Battalion, Assigned to a Division Artillery • Prepared howitzer for direct and indirect fire.• Supervised handling, transportation, accountability, and distribution of ammunition.• Supervised the operation, loading ammunition vehicle.• Assisted section chief in supervision of howitzer operations, maintenance, and training.• Assisted in the training, welfare, health, and discipline of 4 soldiers.