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New York, United States

Arlington, Virginia, Us

Deputy Commander, Operations Officer, and Special Projects Officer of the 52D Ordnance Group (EOD), an MTOE EOD Group with the CONUS and deployed mission to conduct mission command of assigned forces to support military and civilian authorities throughout Unified Land Operations and Homeland Response throughout 26 states by identifying, accessing, diagnosing, rendering safe, exploiting, and disposing of all US and foreign explosive ordnance and improvised devices regardless of payload, and performs missions in support of the US Secret Service to protect the President, Vice President, and other dignitaries. Oversees the Group's 24hr management of operations of two subordinate battalions and three HHD's acrosssix CONUS installations with a total end strength in excess of 700 Soldiers and civilians. Directly responsible for managing internal primary and special staff activities that impact and drive readiness across administrative, security, maintenance, supply, finance, safety, equal opportunity, SHARP, and medical functional areas. This includes the budgetary management and execution of $13M in operational funds.

Unhq New York , New York, Us

Improvised Explosive Device threat advisor to the Director of UNMAS on global strategic policy relating to operations in asymmetric environments. The position requires the synthesis of diverse and competing inputs from a multitude of stakeholders including Member States, UN Agencies and Non-Governmental Organizations. On behalf of the UN, foster relationships with global partners, necessitating keen interpersonal skills, emotional intelligence, and strong appreciation of cultural nuance along with the negotiating skills required to align Member States’ national priorities with the UN’s objectives.

Arlington, Virginia, Us

Executive Officer of a deployable MTOE Explosive Ordnance Disposal Battalion consisting of a HHD and six geographically dispersed EOD companies at four locations, with a combined strength of 277 Soldiers. Responsible for synchronizing all staff functions, logistics, budget, and maintenance to ensure combat readiness for a BN that provides EOD support to 22 DOD installations as well as law enforcement agencies in a 730,000 square mile/9 state region. Serves as second in command and assumes command in the absence of the battalion commander with the mission to protect military and civilian personnel from CBRNE threats, to include: Unexploded Ordnance, Improvised Explosives Devices, and Weapons of Mass Destruction. Responsible for ensuring the commander's decisions and concepts are implemented by assigning specific responsibilities when necessary to prepare and issue plans, orders, reports and other staff functions. Directly manages a yearly OMA and OCO operating budget of $13.4 mil, and the maintenance of $192 mil worth of MTOE and TPE equipment.

Washington, Dc, Us

Improvised Explosive Device (IED) Division Officer at the Naval Explosive Ordnance Disposal School at Eglin Air Force Base, Florida for a jointly staffed (Army, Navy, Air Force, Marine Corps) training department providing specialized high risk Explosive Ordnance Disposal training to multi-service, international, and Department of State students with an annual throughput of 1,723 personnel throughout 23 days of instruction. Research, develop, and recommend changes to curriculum, instructor guides, and test material. Conduct academic and performance counseling for multi-service students. Responsible for the health, safety, welfare, and training of 42 permanent party Service Members, Navy Contract Instructors, and Government Service Employees. Responsible for $16 million dollars of equipment, 145 acre training complex, and an annual divisional budget of $1.5 million dollars.

Arlington, Virginia, Us

Battalion S1 OIC, served three Explosive Ordnance Disposal training companies in a Joint Environment consisting of 145 permanent party staff and an annual student throughput of 1,103 active and national guard students. Responsible for all personnel matters to include duty assignments, accountability of personnel, promotions, awards, evaluations, Soldier readiness and separations. Responsible for operations within the personnel section with regards to personnel service support, officer and enlisted management systems, personnel processing, finance, leave and pass program, and suspense actions; exercise staff supervision in matters pertaining to strength management, personnel qualifications and evaluations, personnel assignment, and Battalion administration Manager of the Battalion sponsorship program. Directly in charge of the well-being of eight personnel; three Non-Commissioned Officers, four Enlisted Soldiers and one Civilian assigned to the S-1 section.

Arlington, Virginia, Us

Commander of a Modular Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) Company responsible for 24 hour emergency EOD response including the identification, recovery, render safe and disposal of Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear and High Explosives, Unexploded Ordnance (UXO), Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDs) and Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD); provided EOD support to DOD installations, federal, state and local authorities throughout a six state, 288,925 square mile response area within the NORTHCOM Area of Operations; provided VIP mission support to the Department of State and the United States Secret Service for the protection of the President, Vice President and designated dignitaries; ensures proper maintenance and accountability of $8.2 million worth of installation and organizational property and equipment; responsible for care and well-being of 56 Soldiers.Also deployed the 703rd EOD Company to Afghanistan as an OPERATION ENDURING FREEDOM Counter-IED force in direct support of Task Force Duke, 3d Brigade Combat Team, 1st Infantry Division. Tactically controled nine U.S. EOD teams dispersed at six different forward operating bases with the mission to conduct full spectrum EOD operations in order to protect U.S., Coalition, Afghan Forces, and Civilians from death or injury from hazardous explosive devices. Responsible for the defeat of chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear, and unexploded ordnance, improvised explosive devices, caches, and captured enemy ammunition. Advised the Brigade Combat Team Commander and his staff, five Battalion Task Forces, and Afghan National Security Forces on all aspects of Counter-IED operations, Unexploded Ordnance, and explosive safety. Maintains and accounts for $32 million dollars of theater provided and organizational property and equipment. Responsible for the health, welfare, and morale of 44 U.S. Soldiers and 17 Counter-IED enabler civilians.

Arlington, Virginia, Us

Platoon Leader for a Modular Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) Company. Responsible for the health, morale, welfare and discipline of 11 Soldiers. Ensured proper maintenance and accountability of $7.5 million worth of operational equipment. Provided support to the US. Secret Service and the State Department in the protection of the President, Vice President and designated Heads of State. Responsible for the tactical employment of three EOD teams to provide EOD support in support of US and Coalition forces within Multi-National Division - North in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom. Served as the Company Supply and Arms Room Officer.

Master'S Degree, International Security And Homeland Defense

Military Science, Leadership And Operational Art

Master'S Degree, Leadership

Bachelor'S Degree, Global Security Intelligence

Military Science, Leadership And Operational Art