Build electrical and pneumatic supply boxes and electronic control pedals for industrial sewing machine work stations. Assist lead mechanic in work station set-ups and build crates for shipping stations.

Responsible for greeting and guiding clients, volunteers, visitors and contributors through the facility. Accept, secure and help to sort donations on a daily basis and lend assistance to other staff members when and wherever needed.

is part of a newly comprised team, commissioned to develop Counter Improvised Explosive Device training capability resident at 20 United States Army bases that would alleviate the requirement for mobile training teams or for soldiers to travel away from their bases to attend training. Team successfully gained approval, growing project from proof-of-concept to full implementation in a budget-constrained environment.Evaluated proof-of-concept training sites, ensuring the training support packages, facilities and instructors were suited to accommodate the soldier or unit throughput required.Implemented full project funding, growing from 56 contractors and equipment worth $10.5 million to 130 contractors and equipment worth $45.4 million across 20 installations.Developed, updated and edited training support packages.Applied combat experience as part of the Electronic Warfare Community of Interest.

Conducted training for all inbound forces in Kabul on the maintenance and use of vehicular mounted Counter Radio-controlled improvised explosive device Electronic Warfare (CREW) systems. Planned, executed and de-conflicted airborne electronic attack in support of large vehicle convoys throughout the Area of Operation and as needed in response to troops in contact.Completed Instruction and received Additional Skill Identifier: 1K, Operational Electronic Warfare Officer.Conducted 6 Airborne Electronic Attack missions in support of a forward operating base being overrun where 4 airframes and 5 air crews were engaged for 4 hours, disrupting enemy's ability to coordinate their attack.Responsible for the use and/or denial of the electro-magnetic spectrum for Kabul Province, planning, executing and de-conflicting airborne electronic attack missions and supervising the installation and maintenance of electronic countermeasures at Coalition bases and the US Embassy.

Responsible for the planning and execution of all CIED training in the Brigade. Ensured current Tactics, Techniques and Procedures were taught by our team of thirteen Master Trainers and all training was theater-specific. Coordinated with sister brigades and mobilizing units to accomplish training.Trained in excess of 5000 soldiers.Conducted 50 CIED training scenarios, 100 classes and 16 evaluations.Planned, coordinated and executed over 500 Injects during training scenarios.Safely employed pyrotechnics on all events with no injuries.1983-2010: Progressive leadership and staff positions as an officer in National Guard artillery units and Brigade Staffs, to include time spent mobilized on active duty and two combat deployments to Iraq and Afghanistan. Experience in leadership, operations, planning, property accountability and organizational effectiveness. Two Successful Battery Commands; a line battery of 89 soldiers and $2.3 million of equipment and a fire support detachment of 148 soldiers and $8.75 million of equipment.Civil-military experience during emergency responses to Hurricanes Hugo as a unit commander and Hurricane Katrina as a member of the Joint Force Headquarters Response Staff.

Responsible for the fulfillment of customer orders, to include receipt of order, processing, packing, shipping, and follow-up. Increased production capacity by developing and tracking previously non-existent metrics for production and material usage. Implemented procedures and tracking metrics to correct deficiencies resulting in the reduction of damage rates and order error rates. Developed and managed the bidding and execution of the construction projects for a major facility renovation project. Also supervised and managed the bidding and awarding of the recurring annual landscaping, janitorial, and HVAC contracts for the company.Increased production capacity from 300 packages per day to over 700 per day.Reduced damage rates from 3.0% to 0.50%.Reduced error rates from 3.0% to 0.15%.Saved $700,000 by better utilization of current space vs. building additional warehouse.