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Houston, Texas Area

• Principal advisor to the Commander for all matters concerning the material readiness of 11 destroyers and two frigates. Led, mentored, and trained two Chief Petty Officers and 13 Squadron Chief Engineers.
• Qualified as Staff Tactical Action Officer. Coordinated the movement and tactical employment of multiple ships, fixed wing aircraft, and rotary wing aircraft simultaneously.
• While deployed overseas, ensured all 11 destroyers and frigates under the Squadron’s cognizance around Europe, America, South America, and the Middle East were fully supported with technical assistance and parts.
• When a ship was struggling to be ready to pass Light-Off Assessment, provided direct mentorship and guidance to the Chief Engineer and brought in the right help to prepare the ship and execute effectively. All the.
• Hand-picked to fill a vacated Chief Engineer billet onboard USS CARR (FFG-52) when the ship was experiencing numerous materiel and training problems. Devoted countless hours bringing the ship’s material and training.

• Principal advisor to the Commanding Officer for all matters concerning departmental personnel management, training, and maintenance of the propulsion, auxiliary, electrical, and damage control systems.
• Ranked #2 of 5 highly competitive Department Heads by the Commanding Officer during periodic performance review.
• Supervised six Officers, one Senior Chief Petty Officer, four Chief Petty Officers, and 60 junior Sailors.
• Took a department that had conducted little to no training for equipment casualty control and, in four months, had it inspection ready. Attained Engineering Certification six weeks early.
• Implemented a “Snipe (Engineer) of the Month” program to recognize junior sailors’ achievements.
• As a Tactical Action Officer, orchestrated the watch team’s actions in the performance of Warfare Commander and Anti-Submarine Warfare duties, a critical factor in being awarded the Bloodhound Award (top ASW ship in.

• Developed and implemented course content, and taught and monitored training in relevant course topics.
• Ranked #1 of 3 Lieutenants by the Commanding Officer during periodic performance review.
• On numerous occasions, filled in as the acting Weapons Department Head and led 102 Officers and senior enlisted Sailors in providing quality training in 53 courses of instruction with an annual throughput of more than.
• Recognized as CSCSU Dam Neck Officer Instructor of the Quarter, second quarter, CY08 for superb instructional techniques in educating junior Officers in Naval Surface Fire Support, significantly contributing to the.
• Awarded the Navy Commendation Medal.

• Coordination/Project Officer for Combined Operations and Strategic Threats. Coordinated and synchronized efforts among and within the sections as well as developed initiatives and plans for Deputy Chief of Staff.
• Ranked #1 of 9 Lieutenants from four services within the Strategic Operations Center.
• Even though junior to the vast majority of personnel, was an active member of 12 strategic planning teams, engaging effectively with (and occasionally leading) joint, coalition, and foreign service officers tasked with.
• Designed multiple knowledge portals and single-handedly developed an Orders Tracker Database for the operations center.
• Awarded the Defense Meritorious Service Medal.

• Oversaw the instructional material, equipment, training staff, and students of two courses of instruction.
• Trained and mentored two Senior Chief Petty Officers, two Chief Petty Officers, and 28 junior Sailor and civilian training staff.
• Led the transition of two courses of instruction from contractor-taught to Navy-taught courses. Was a key player in ensuring that the Navy received the best possible product.
• Qualified Command Duty Officer ashore.

• Planned, executed, and tracked the training and administration of 346 personnel in AT/FP tactics, techniques, and procedures. Trained and led the employment of the Small Caliber Action Team (SCAT).
• Planned, prepared, and executed a complex ship wide training program which included daily FP Training Team and duty section training, including executing six in-port drills a week in preparation for overseas operations.
• Led a cadre of 15 sailors and officers in support of USS BAINBRIDGE’s Commissioning Ceremony Force Protection.
• Drafted the proposal and laid the groundwork for the establishment of an AT/FP Division to integrate training, personnel, and material, enhancing force protection readiness.
• Qualified Command Duty Officer (afloat).
• Qualified Engagement Control Officer for the Tactical Tomahawk Weapons Control System.

• Trusted to lead and train a department of 35 commissioned and non-commissioned personnel in the maintenance of the propulsion, electrical generation, waste heat steam, and machinery control systems.
• Ranked #1 of 7 Engineering Division Officers by the Commanding Officer during periodic performance review.
• “Best oil lab on the waterfront”—Afloat Training Group Senior Inspector
• “Best boilers ever seen”—Commander Naval Surface Forces Atlantic Senior Boiler Inspector
• Completed a complex maintenance availability early and within budget, ensuring quality work.
• Completed Basic Phase training certifications in eight weeks vice 16. Scored a 92 (Outstanding) during Final Underway Demonstration. This was the best score in the Atlantic Fleet.

• Led and trained a team of 17 in the maintenance and operation of propulsion, electrical generation, and waste heat steam systems.
• Ranked #1 of 15 Division Officers by the Commanding Officer during periodic performance review.
• Developed a system to conduct valve maintenance, tracking each of the 850 valves in the engine rooms, assuring maintenance was completed quarterly, extending the life cycles of these valves and saving thousands of.
• Developed the engineering training plan and was the key to its successful implementation during a Cruiser Destroyer Group 8 Senior Engineer assessment visit, during which all programs were evaluated as 100% effective.
• Utilized extensive knowledge of boiler water chemistry to identify severe contamination of Number 1 and Number 2 Waste Heat Boilers. Supervised the ensuing repairs while at sea during Operation Iraqi Freedom.
• Qualified Engineering Officer of the Watch, responsible for a shift of operators and repair-personnel in the engineering plant.

Master Of Science (Ms), Information Systems And Operations, 3.71

Activities and Societies: Surface Navy Association, Navigators

Bachelor Of Science (Bs), Chemistry, 3.28/4.00