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Florida, United States

Responsible for selling leading-edge tactical equipment to SWAT and Special Operations Teams at local, state, and federal levels. Territories of operation included Florida, New York, and New Jersey. Routine activities included strategic planning, resource allocation, cross-team coordination, briefing, troubleshooting, and training operators on specialized.

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States

Created, coordinated, and managed assigned plans ranging from Propulsion System Rocket Engine & Re-Entry System Movement/Emergency Response, Intercontinental Ballistic Missile (ICBM) Downstage Transportation, Launch Facility/Missile Alert Facility Commercial Power Contingencies, Launch Facility Flood Control, and Simulated Electronic Launch (Minuteman).

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States

Accountable for the safety of eight team members. Provided secure transport of 67,000lb Class 1.3C explosive Minuteman III boosters across tristate complex. Ensured compliance with 31-step Convoy Commander checklist and 13-step Emergency Procedure checklist. Routinely briefed senior leaders on convoy movement, equipment status’, and team member.

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States

Supervised 6 members of unit’s critical documentation section, guaranteeing information accuracy to higher headquarters. Facilitated the identification and reconciliation of completed as well as inaccurate/incomplete work orders within unit via Integrated Maintenance Data System. Executed inventories and verified installations of nuclear weapon system.

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States

Managed 5,000 crucial equipment items and 120 vehicles in support of the ICBM (Intercontinental Ballistic Missile) mission. Routinely equipped nuclear weapon convoys, enabling lifecycle of the nation’s $9.9B weapon system. Restored relationships with divided entities and enforced 100% accountability between agencies. Streamlined equipment and vehicle.

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States

Selected to serve in an early promotion position as a Division Head/Unit Director role as the Flight Commander. Responsible for the well-being and supervision of 77 service members. Directed maintenance actions, equipment logistics, and personnel management down chain of command. Liaison to Squadron Commander/Squadron Director. Echoed mission and intent of.

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States

Operated as the point-of-contact for National Security Agency directed Minuteman III nuclear weapon code change operation. Led 239 members over 14 days, expediting maintenance tasks at 150 Launch Facilities while coordinating with four major agencies during worldwide pandemic. Secured nuclear launch capability to the President of the United States.

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States

Led unit’s largest work center totaling 64 members. Oversaw maintenance of 150 remote Missile Alert Facilities’ power, environment control, and waste distribution systems – reliably safeguarding 1/3 of the nations ICBM fleet. Certified four Team Chiefs, bolstering maintenance efficiency by 40% and influenced decentralized command to achieve 100% task.

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States

Hand selected advisor to Group Commander (Senior Advisor) regarding military/civilian matters. Assigned and directed policies. Addressed all Wing Commander (Director) initiatives. Trusted with providing mission-critical information to upper leadership teams. Locked in professional development opportunities for 468 military members. Planned and implemented.

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States

Ensured safety of base’s largest maintenance unit and provided swift response to occurrences in real world and training events. Delegated manning to ensure adequate staffing. Generated certification reports for senior supervision. Managed and scheduled training for all Emergency Management program representatives. Increased Emergency Management program.

Cheyenne

Led 20 member section responsible for handing ICBM downstages – valued at $35M, and Special Purpose Vehicles - valued at $6.5M. Supported nuclear missile sustainment through 9,600 square-mile missile complex across three states. Coordinated with depot level managers for disposition and tracking of booster shipping/receiving schedules. Enforced explosive.

Charleston, South Carolina, United States

Responsible for HA operations within Battalion, supervising 12 HA members in achieving positive organizational climate for over 400 Cadets. Reported directly to Regimental HA Officer and routinely briefed confidential information to appropriate authorities.

Charleston, South Carolina, United States

Directly responsible as front-line staff in upholding care and treatment standards across Cadet Company. Routinely performed health and wellness checks and directed cadets to immediately available resources in situations of personal and medical crisis.

Charleston, South Carolina, United States

Reported to Company Human Affairs (HA) Staff assisting in ensuring care, lawful, and equal treatment of cadets whilst maintaining confidentiality of personal crisis cases within 100 member unit.

Bachelor'S Degree, Criminal Justice

Weapons Of Mass Destruction

Military Systems And Maintenance Technology

Nuclear Weapons Training