1983-2020: Federal Civilian employee with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Baltimore District, under the direct duty of Operation Division/Navigation Branch as a Hydrographic Survey Technician GS-02 (Summer hire) from May 1983-1984. GS-03 (Summer hire) from June 1984 to 1985. Hired permanently June 1986 as a GS-05. Promoted to a GS-06 in 1989. And GS-08 in 1993. My career highlights include:• Performed hydrographic surveys of Baltimore Harbor as the primary Party Chief providing quality assurance bathygraphy surveys which involved annually $10-15 million-dollar private public contracts and overseeing proper work completed by contractors to the government before final payment is made.• Extensive knowledge of the Chesapeake Bay watershed and tributaries especially on the Eastern Shore of Maryland, Delaware and Virginia. • Successfully completed two 120-day details in Hazardous Toxic Radioactive Waste (HTRW) Branch of USACE to expand my knowledge of Project Management while being mentored by senior project managers in the monitoring of previous used USACE NIKE sites in the state of Maryland and Delaware for primary ground water contamination testing. • Served as Project Manager (PM) in the Navigation Branch of USACE for a 120-day detail while being mentored by upper-level management on multimillion dollar government contracts that are awarded to private dredging companies in Baltimore Harbor and the Chesapeake Bay watershed. • Held an official United States Government credit card (IMPAC) with a monthly credit limit of $50K

Emergency Management deployment mission for Hurricane Michael Oversaw private contractors under contract to the U.S. Government Responsible for daily debris management operations, monitoring onsite safety, and OSHA compliance Provided daily reports of contractors’ operations to the Quality Assurance Supervisor (QAS) Performed daily tasks including oversight of proper load calling, reviewing the issuing of load tickets by the contractors, ensuring appropriate debris separation, confirming PPE is worn at all times among contractors and USACE personnel on Debris Management Sites (DMS) Ensured current Right-of-Entries (ROE) are on file at the Emergency Field Office (EFO) Maintained professional working relationships with FEMA personnel, state and county officials, North American Indian Tribal leaders, and property owners Assured integrity as a representative of the United States Government

 Emergency Management deployment mission for the Northern California Wildfires Oversaw private contractors under contract to the U.S. Government Responsible for daily debris management operations, monitoring onsite safety, and OSHA compliance Provided daily reports of contractors’ operations to the Quality Assurance Supervisor (QAS) Performed daily tasks including oversight of proper load calling, reviewing the issuing of load tickets by the contractors, ensuring appropriate debris separation, confirming PPE is worn at all times among contractors and USACE personnel on Debris Management Sites (DMS) Ensured current Right-of-Entries (ROE) are on file at the Emergency Field Office (EFO) Maintained professional working relationships with FEMA personnel, state and county officials, North American Indian Tribal leaders, and property owners Assured integrity as a representative of the United States Government