Team Leader
Fort Benning, Georgia, United States
• Led, trained, and managed a team of 2-3 employees on over 50 objectives with 100% accountability of mission-critical equipment valued at over $2,000,000• Responsible for training subordinates and peers, implemented professional development guidelines, as well as documented professional development daily, weekly and monthly and made recommendations to supervisors about lower enlisted development• Instructed personnel on proper information security standards and reporting… Show more • Led, trained, and managed a team of 2-3 employees on over 50 objectives with 100% accountability of mission-critical equipment valued at over $2,000,000• Responsible for training subordinates and peers, implemented professional development guidelines, as well as documented professional development daily, weekly and monthly and made recommendations to supervisors about lower enlisted development• Instructed personnel on proper information security standards and reporting procedures leading to a highly effective and security conscious workforce, regularly evaluated standard operating procedures, set regulation and operating policies regarding equipment, identifying gaps, and recommending cost-effective solutions• Analyzed a variety of legal circumstances and employed effective courses of actions, and exercised sound judgment on a case-by-case basis in high-stress environments• Collaborated with numerous other tier one NATO units to stand up a selection and training program for a foreign non-English speaking company. Coordinated, managed, and taught a three-month program that allowed 150+ employees to successfully operate in their future unit• Attended the world class leadership course, U.S. Army Ranger school. Operated in a high stress environment via little sleep or food, provided purpose, direction, and motivation to my teammates. Led between 3-50 employees, utilized creative approaches to set strategic direction to accomplish all objectives on time, often coordinated and delegated appropriately• Worked directly with medical personnel department and proactively became an Advanced Ranger First Responder, a program designed to bridge the gap between medic and infantryman, continually taught peers and spread knowledge of what I learned Show less