I develop individualized fitness programs that incorporate cutting-edge exercises and nutrition to help clients crush their fitness goals. I ensure, through specialized certifications, that clients are getting an effective workout, and provide motivation.

I waited tables, dressed and served dishes, and cleaned the restaurant.

I worked as the assistant to the Safety and HR Heads, making sure that all incidents were either pre-empted or reported and treated. I also helped facilitate special events.

I received and settled auto insurance claims once the initial claim had been filed and passed along.

I made recommendations on diet, nutrition, and supplementation to customers, guided them through the body composition analysis process, and progressed them through repeat visits on their fitness goals.

I worked with 5-10 athletes on the football team at a time to go through conditioning drills and to increase maximal strength. A typical morning lasted 5-6 hours and incorporated several cycles. Jalen Hurts, Alabama Quarterback, was one of my athletes on a regular basis.

As customers shopped for vehicles, I helped guide them through the purchase process while helping them to find the right fit for both their practical needs and financial ability.

I trained 5-25 clients daily on an one-on-one basis and in groups of up to six clients at a time. I also manage the gym in the absence of the manager.

Senior Supply Clerk & Human Intelligence Collector – 2014-2016 – Fort Lewis, WA I was responsible for information collection operations, and provided Army personnel with information about the enemy force’s strengths, weaknesses, and potential battle areas.I served as Supply Clerk for six months at the end of my enlistment, as we shut down an entire company and I was personally in charge of millions of dollars of equipment and their maintenance and organization. All training was learned or acquired in the process of doing so. I have a TS-SCI as a prerequisite of my occupation(s).Linguist & Human Intelligence Trainee – 2011-2014 – Monterey, CA & Fort Huachuca, AZ Upon completion of Basic Combat Training, I was sent to the Defense Language Institute to learn Modern Standard Arabic. After failure to earn a 2/2/1+ (a passing score) on the exam, although I had learned Arabic, I was re-classed to Interrogator (35M) and sent to Arizona for training. During my time in Arizona, I finished in the top five percent of my class physically and academically, while also passing a Board to earn Soldier of the Month. At many times, I was also a squad and/or section leader in charge of 5-10 soldiers at a time.

I repaired faulty tech, installed new tech, and taught University staff how to use new programs. I also trained new employees.

Assisted students with problems ranging from tech support to guiding them to where to go on campus.

Coordinated, managed and participated in volunteer activities campus wide designed to raise awareness for the environment and to engage others to take part in the restoration and proactive protection of the environment.

Managed the team, posted one article per month, edited material, served as the liaison for the team to other organizations on campus.

Worked on a national Public Relations plan for Krispy Kreme for a (then) upcoming new line of products. That line was their new ice cream oriented products.