Responsible for the combat readiness, comprehensive Soldier and Family fitness, professional development, personnel administration, safety, retention, and military justice of 94 Soldiers, to include all battalion staff sections. Responsible for the development and execution of training and maintenance programs ensuring operational readiness for wartime, contingency and peacetime operations. Prioritizes unit resources including time, equipment, and facilities to accomplish assigned missions, balancing company and battalion staff training. Responsible for the accountability and maintenance of over $31 million worth of installation and organizational property. Prepares the company for world-wide deployment to plan, integrate, and direct the execution of engineer missions in support of Large Scale Combat Operations

Assistant Operations Officer for a 750-Soldier multifunctional Engineer Battalion in the 36th Engineer Brigade at Fort Hood, TX. Responsible for understanding and managing current operations within six weeks with the ability to share the common operating picture with adjacent staff and the Battalion $3, including order processing, compliance tracking, coordination, construction management, and conflict resolution. Served as the FUOPS POC to transition Plans into the CUOPS section. Coordinates and resources construction operations across the battalion, providing project updates and support for constructing units and key stakeholders and integrating the survey and design section into the battalion operations section. Responsible for the training and development of junior officers and NCOS within my section.

Serves as an Assistant Operations Officer of a 3,200 Soldier FORSCOM engineer brigade, which maintains training an readiness authority over four engineer battalions on four installations. with elements deployed in support of global operations. Responsible for providing combat, general, and geospatial engineering support to maneuver commanders in support of Unified Land Operations and the Defense CBRN Response Force (DCRF) mission. Reviews, writes and distributes Brigade operation orders and construction directives.

Attended and graduated from the Maneuver Support Center of Excellence (MsCOE) Engineer Captains Career Course

Battalion S4 in charge of logistic operations and planning for 91st Engineer Battalion, 1st Armored Brigade Combat Team, 1st Cavalry Division, consisting of over 800 Soldiers. Primarily responsible for planning, coordinating, and synchronizing logistical efforts to ensure maximum combat power and momentum by sustaining combat forces for the rapid deployment of the Battalion in support of global contingency operations and related readiness training. Serves as the battalion logistician planner responsible for managing supply, material readiness, and in excess of over $200 million of associated MTOE equipment for the Battalion. Serves as the Battalion Billing Official for unit funds that supports and sustains material and supply needs for the Battalion.

Combat Team; Plans and manages the scheduled and unscheduled maintenance of over 500 pieces of equipment to include Bradley Fighting Vehicles, Assault Breacher Vehicles Wolverine Heavy Assault Bridges, various Route Clearance Equipment, and recovery equipment; Advises the Battalion Executive Officer and Company Command teams on maintenance and material readiness; Manages Battalion Shop Stock Listing and Standard Pricing Recoverable program; Supervises 18 Noncommissioned Officers 55 Mechanics and six GCSS-A clerks.

Platoon Leader of an Sapper Company Heavy Equipment Platoon; capable of providing mobility, counter mobility, and survivability assets in support of 1st Armored Brigade Combat Team, 1st Cavalry Division. Responsible for the health, safety, morale, welfare, military training, and tactical employment of 18 Soldiers and five NCOs. Directly responsible for the maintenance and accountability of over $35 million of military equipment and vehicles.

Assistant Battalion Operations Officer for a 850 Soldier Brigade Engineer Battalion consisting of two Headquarters Companies, two Combat Engineer Companies, a Signal Company, a Military Intelligence Company, and a Forward Support Company. Acted as a liaison to Slovakia during Operation Atlantic Resolve and responsible for facilitating all planning and movement of US Personnel to, from, and within the country.