FA 58 Officer for the US Army.

Company Commander for all Army recruiting operations across 5 counties in south Florida. Creates strategic marketing campaigns, engages at senior level events, and spreads awareness to thousands of individuals about what a career in the IS Army provides.

Battery commander of HHB, 3-320th FA, 3BCT, 101st ABN DIV (AASLT). Led 275 Soldiers across 26 different job specialties and managed a $108million property book. Officer in Charge of the Rakkasan Heavy Pickup Zone team.

Director of all indirect fires assets for an AH-64E Squadron while also the senior Captain in the operations office. Deployed to Camp Humphreys and two Joint Readiness Training Exercises during the timeframe. Proved mastery of field artillery tasks while attached to a UH-64 battalion headquarters for JRTC, seemlessly integrating into a new unit with different assets, while still accomplishing exceptional mission results during the operation.

Represented the Field Artillery branch to all ROTC and Service Academy cadets. Managed social media accounts, created multimedia content, and led marketing strategy plans on behalf of the Field Artillery Proponent Office (FAPO) and the FA Commandant. Led countless engagements, briefs, and discussions on how the Field Artillery branch is unique for officers in the Army. Had the largest branch visit numbers while engaging cadets at Cadet Summer Training from June-August 2019.

Company Fire Support Officer for D Co, 2-30 IN, 3BCT, 10th MTN DIV. Additional duties included Contracting Officer Representative, Company Battle Captain, and simultaneously served as a Heavy Weapons Company Platoon Leader. Responsible for 20x 11B and 4x 13F soldiers with $40million of property accounted for.

Heavy Weapons Platoon Leaders while simultaneously serving as the Company Fire Support Officer. In charge of 24x soldiers and $40million of property both overseas and in garrison.

Mastered complicated systems in order to compute accurate and safe firing of 155mm artillery rounds. Of over 1000 rounds in garrison and in combat, all were observed safe. Led a brand new Fire Direction Center from being unqualified to being the best FDC in the battalion, while being the most relied upon while deployed to Iraq and Syria. Additionally was tasked as the Unit Movement Officer, Safety Officer, Unit Voting Officer, and Battery HAZMAT Officer