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Louisville Metropolitan Area

• Conduct biweekly sync meetings with the CTOs addressing current and future issues.• Collaborate with my extra-departmental counterparts to drive cross-department project success.• Enhance communications to and from the CTOs.• Build department and organization metrics for reporting outcomes and statistics.• Create and present monthly leadership training for developers.• Coordinate placements into jobs, job shadowing opportunities, internships, and provide crisis intervention as needed.• Plan and deliver on-site and off-site presentations and training on behalf of the Development department and El Toro.• Collaborate with our General Counsel to derive development project requirements related to CCPA and similar data protection legislation.• Build and maintain a developer onboarding and training programs.• Interviewed 38 developers for placement within the Development Department.

Louisville Metropolitan Area

• Served, mentored, and directed seven developers.• Interacted with stakeholders and generated project requirements.• Translated project requirements to epics and issues.• Managed scrum meetings and sprint plannings.• Conducted one on one mentoring and update sessions with team members bimonthly.• Authored, edited, and peer reviewed production code in Golang, Python, SQL, NoSQL, and Terraform.• Identified and addressed lacking documentation practices within the team.• Instituted policy to mitigate siloed information and tasking among the team members.• Identified and managed the automation of persistent issues and bugs.• Interviewed 26 developers for placement within the Development Department.

Louisville Metropolitan Area

• Conducted data exploration, clean up, and visualization of data housed in .csv, MongoDB, PostgreSQL, and AWS S3.• Refactored and expanded the capabilities of quality assurance tooling around our location polygon data using python, MongoDB, AWS Lambda, and S3.• Created tooling used in data sourcing applications in python and AWS S3.• Identified and helped address data sourcing practices that had been accumulating error in our data lake.• Championed and lead the shift from internal, low resolution data classification system to one mirroring the North American Industry Classification System (NAICS).• Authored ethical standard requirements for web scraping scripts used on the team.• Became point of contact and manger for our outsourced polygon data operations, responsible for their tasking and productivity.• Collected Dev Department requirements and represented the Dev Department interests in the design process of El Toro's new headquarters.• Performed three professional talks at local conferences and tech meetups.• Interviewed 81 developers for four internships.

Louisville Metropolitan Area

• Used TDD to develop with Elixir/OTP, Phoenix Framework, PostgreSQL, MongoDB, OpenAPI, Docker, Github, and AWS.• Assisted in building testing suites for production code.• Assisted in authoring API contracts.• Wrote an area calculation module using sinusoidal projection to calculate the area of a polygon on a great sphere.• Conducted tours of the organization and represents the company at meetups.• Performed one talk at a local tech meetup.• Participated in the interviewing process of 18 development internship candidates.

149Th Maneuver Enhancement Brigade (Meb), Richmond, Ky

• Served as the senior technical consultant for all issues involving conventional military ordnance, IEDs, Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear (CBRN), and Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD) threats.• Managed EOD operations of 149th Maneuver Enhancement Brigade (MEB).• Responsible for implementation of subordinate EOD assets in combat environments.• Coordinated with staff members in the Protection Cell and Operations section to ensure protection and safe guarding of subordinate units.• Liaising with, and advised the appropriate use of, subordinate EOD assets. • Responsible for setting the priority of subordinate EOD assets in exploiting enemy remanence of war in order to identify terrorist networks and capabilities. • Facilitated inter-disciplinary EOD awareness training within 149th MEB.

Afghanistan

Ensured that training objectives were safely completed on time following established training curriculum and schedules; conducted daily training and actively assisted students as required. Executed the content of Afghan National Defense and Security Forces (ANDSF) CIED/EOD/IEDD/SSE courses, to include administrative functions, scheduling, and quality assurance and control.• Created and scheduled the Explosive Hazard Reduction Course (EHRC) Curriculum based on requirements set by Afghanistan's Ministry of Defense.• Coordinated with and assisted 209TH Corps ANDSF as they prepared for scheduled training.• Performed as the Primary EHRC instructor at the Afghan National Army (ANA) Engineer School in Mazar-I-Sharif for two cycles.• Courses covered demolition instruction, practical exercises, route clearance, ordnance identification, IED component identification, ordnance reduction, and IED Defeat to certify EHRC students. • Cross trained with Combat Engineer assets and subsequently taught introductory Combat Engineer classes. • Synthesised Ordnance and IED training materials based off of current threat reporting. • Assisted the ANDSF in working with the supported units and subcontractors to identify, design and manage the ANDSF CIED/EOD/IEDD/SSE training requirements. • Provided post-training assessments/evaluations of student and presented feedback during After Action Reviews (AAR) at the conclusion of training.• Utilized Train the Trainer (T3) techniques to train 5 ANDSF students to be EHRC instructors.

Fort Gordon, Ga

Served as members of the Resolute Support Mission Afghanistan (RSMA) Data Fusion Cell. My primary duties include, but were not limited to, multiple data focused tasks consisting of data entry, quality assurance, product creation, historical data clean ups, product reviews, report deconfliction, initial report analysis, as well as use of supporting systems such as the Combined Information Data Network Exchange (CIDNE) and the Web-Enabled Temporal Analysis System (WebTAS).• Coordinated the collation of raw IED event data from various intelligence databases and information sources to provide accurate and timely reporting for use in higher level analytics.• Performed the role of EOD SME.• Created an deconflicted reports in CIDNE to ensure the integrity of the data to the fullest extent possible.• Conducted daily data pulls utilizing WebTAS to determine work priorities, report deficiencies, and to identify potential reporting trends.• Operated in a time-constrained environment to produce intelligence and operational products while meeting short suspenses.

Fort Stewart, Ga

EOD Team leader duties/responsibilities during Explosive Ordnance Disposal incident response to Conventional; Chemical/Biological incidents to include Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDs); Formulate Render Safe Procedures (RSP); Identify Foreign Military and Commercial Explosives; Plan Demolition Operations; Plan Construction of Protective Works; Perform EOD Team Leader Responsibilities on Large Scale Clearance Operations, Chemical, Conventional and IED Incidents; Perform Hand Entry Techniques; Supervise Emergency Personnel Decontamination Station (EPDS) Operations; Conduct Force Protection Operations in Support of External Agencies; Conduct Crater, Fragmentation, and Post Blast Analysis; Large Improvised Explosive Device Incident.• Completed a deployment to Afghanistan as EOD Team Leader in support of 3rd and 7th Group Special Forces in 2014-2015.• Dealt with a wide range of devices including Command, and Victim Operated. • Advised convoy leadership on route selection and search procedures. • Inventoried, utilised, maintained and was accountable for team equipment, valued at $1.5 million, ensuring full mission capabilities during all times.• Acquired, stored, and accounted for training and operational explosives, valued at $580,000, ensuring training quotas were met, and operational standards were maintained.• Successfully preformed four high visibility Very Important Person Protection Support Activity (VIPPSA) missions in support of the United States Secret Service, protecting the President of the United States, Vice-President, and foreign dignitaries.

Fort Stewart, Ga

• Oversaw the Company’s Safety standard operating procedure, resulting in zero training accidents for the term of my position. • Prepared operational safety SOPs and coordinates them with higher headquarters units.• Tested workplaces for environmental hazards, such as exposure to radiation, chemical or biological hazards, or excessive noise.• Maintained operational readiness data for the company.• Maintained operational records and statistical safety reports.• Verified availability or monitored use of safety equipment, such as hearing protection and respirators. • Maintained all required environmental records and documentation. • Planed emergency response drills.• Recommended corrective measures to be applied based on results of environmental contaminant analyses.• Planed and supervised training and soldier safety education programs for the company.• Performed training inspections.• Ensured safety rules and techniques were enforced.• Maintained a file of unit accident reports.

Fort Stewart, Ga

• Acquired, stored, and accounted for training and operational explosives, valued at $580,000, ensuring training quotas were met, and operational standards were maintained.• Maintained operational ammunition records and reports.• Conducted liaison with supported agencies and activities.• Inspected storage locations, ensuring compliance with storage compatibility, quantity distance, and explosive safety limits.• Supervised the receipt, storage, issue, and preparation of ammunition, ammunition components, and explosives for transportation and storage.• Prepared and reviewed ammunition storage waivers.• Prepared ammunition malfunction reports. • Supervised ammunition stock control and accounting procedures for surveillance inputs.• Conducted ammunition inspections and tests.• Formulated and briefed daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly, and annual reports to senior officials.• Performed inspections of containers and vehicles transporting ammunition.• Ensured compliance with all ammunition safety requirements as prescribed in applicable Army Regulations and company SOP.• Supervised lower grade soldiers, and provides technical guidance to the soldiers in the accomplishment of their duties.

Fort Stewart, Ga

• Completed a deployment to Afghanistan as an EOD team member, serving in support of 82nd Airborne Brigade Support Battalion in 2012.• Managed and curated team equipment, valued at $1.5 million, ensuring full mission capabilities during all times.• Trained on mission critical tasks and skills weekly, skills and tasks included: Ordnance Identification, Render Safe Procedures, Counter Improvised Explosive Devices, Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear procedures, Force Protection and Protective Works, Home Made Explosives, Very Important Person Protection Support Activity (VIPPSA), Range Clearance, and Rout Clearance. • Assisted in and conducted ordnance identification classes for approximately 110 civilian contractors. • Participated in mission critical decision making processes.

Lexington, Ky

• Responsible for maintaining parcel integrity as loading.• Efficient loading of box trucks in as little time as possible.• 100 percent accuracy in loaded parcels in individual trucks.

Elizabethtown, Ky

• Responsible for curriculum and instruction of two classes per week and Assistant Instructor in two additional classes. • Trained, mentored, and motivated nearly 1100 students, ranging in age from 4 to 66 years old. • Responsible for the day-to-day operations of the academy during days of instruction, which included; opening and closing the school, customer service, managing finances, and performing sales transactions.

Elizabethtown, Ky

• Responsible for preparation, maintenance, and use of surveying equipment, values at $80,000, ensuring equipment and vehicles were capable to operate and perform at daily work site. • Prepared forward traverse sites for occupation, by clear cutting, transporting, and disposing of hundreds of feet of woods per day.• Maintained daily log of events for analysis and payroll.

Engineering Engineering (Ee)

Pre-Pharmacy Studies

Activities and Societies: Science Club

Education record

Front End Development

Learned principles of front end development, specifically HTML, CSS, and JavaScript languages.