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Fort Liberty, Nc, Us

Leads a Battalion in the U.S. Army Reserve consisting of over 200 personnel on all training and administrative actions. Responsible for managing inventory and developing and implementing goal and team oriented programs fostering a positive environment. Responsible for all personnel and families health and welfare

Fort Liberty, Nc, Us

Served as a joint concept strategist in the Joint Staff J7, Joint Wargaming and Experimentation Division-Reserve (JWED-R). Led, coordinated, and executds Joint Force Wargames and Experiments to evaluate, explore, and identify approved joint concepts and gaps with multi-Combat Command, Service, and mission partner participation in order to enable development of the future joint force. Performed in-stride evaluation of developing concepts.Key Results:• Selected to serve as the lead analyst for the partner nation cell in the Chairman's Capstone Wargame. Led analytical discussions and recommendations for the joint concept refinement.• Screened, interviewed, and recommended to the hiring official 4 out of 20+ candidates resulting in all four candidates being selected.• Planned, coordinated, and led attendance of over 8 members attending the Naval War College Wargaming Introductory Course.• Provided briefing on the Army Experimentation process to senior leaders and peers in the JWED-R resulting in increasing knowledge and understanding of Army Experimentation and how it will apply to the joint force.• Provided knowledge sheet on the Army Officer Evaluation Report (OER) process and key notes to senior leaders resulting in informing senior joint leaders on the Army OER and best practices.

Fort Liberty, Nc, Us

Battalion (BN) Operations Officer for a Training Support BN synchronizing all Warfighting Functions operations involving four Observer-Coach/Trainer (OC/T) Detachments with over 170 Soldiers. Determined training needs of the BN derived from regulations, policies, and directives. Planned, coordinated, resourced, and supervised the execution of BN operations. Developed and maintained BN calendars. Managed the BN’s readiness and operations programs.Key Results:• Led the training for all BN leadership on the US Army 8-step training model leading into Objective-T training management.• Ensured the BN was prepared to deploy, support, and redeploy to WAREX 78-16-01, CSTX 78-16-02, Guardian Response (GR) 17, GR 18, and GR 19 in support of the BN's primary mission as OC/Ts.• Planned, resourced, and supervised multiple joint individual weapon qualification ranges and Soldier Readiness Programs with another BN effectively enabling collectively over 300 Soldiers to qualify on their individual weapon and enhancing medical readiness between both BNs.• Oversaw all Effects and Enablers activities during GR 17 and 18 with over 200 civilian role players, 300 mannequins, and 50 Soldiers with 100% mission success rate during both years.• Publicly recognition from the Chief Exercise Director and Division Deputy Commander for leadership and managing abilities during GR 17 and 18.• Led the efforts in writing and publishing all BN WARNORDs, OPORDs, and FRAGORDs.• Developed, published, and implemented the BN Training SOP, Training Guidance, and TOC SOP.• Developed, provided, and evaluated realistic tactical convoy operations training during the Quartermaster Liquid Logistics Exercise and conducted AARs with over 12 tactical convoys over a course of two days.• Planned, coordinated, resourced, and hosted multiple 84th Training Command OC/T Academies resulting in supporting certifying over 70 additional OC/Ts throughout the 84TC.

Serves as an Analyst, conducting analysis of proponent organizations, tactical doctrine, training, materiel or weapons systems, and new concepts through experimentation and war gaming. Responsible for researching, designing, and conducting experimentation/war gaming with developmental concepts, doctrine, tactics, procedures, equipment and emerging technologies for evaluation and implementation to improve war fighting capabilities.Plan and develop simulation experimentation requirements to ensure models are replicated to accurately replicate formations and capabilities. Ensure specific findings are properly framed in the Doctrine, Organization, Training, Material, Leadership and Education, Personnel, Facilities, and Policy (DOTMLPF-P) format supporting primary learning objectives. Ensure doctrinal constructs are integrated throughout all phases of the experiment and simulations.

Falls Church, Virginia, Us

Prepared and delivered realistic, relevant, and scalable collective training utilizing simulation, Mission Command systems, and Collaborative Tools supporting unit training plans. Integrated Mission Command, Live instrumentation, Virtual trainers, Constructive simulations, and Gaming capabilities (LVCG) for squad to Brigade training. Developed and trained utilizing curriculum, lectures, and computer-based training aids. Documented system configurations and analyzed the operational effectiveness of architectures that supported mission and established best practices and solutions.Key Results:• Developed and provided ten ad hoc VBS intelligence videos within 48 hours for a Brigade exercise, and over ten separate VBS scenarios for Company and below training.• Led demonstration to U.S. Army officials on VBS integration with LVC-Integrating Architecture.• Developed and provided scenario with SIMPLE and JCATS to stimulate the GCCS-A and the JEIC suite to include AIDE, ARES, and TRAX.• Achieved subject matter expert re-certification in Intelligence and ADAM with DCGS-A, TAIS, AMDWS, TIGR, CPoF, AXIS-PRO, and FAAD-C2I.• Provided OPFOR order of battle utilizing the iLOD to stimulate the DCGS-A during collective training.• Provided instruction and oversight on OPFOR using the BSWS, WARSIM and MRF-B during Warfighter Exercises and Command Post Exercises.• Developed and published the LVC-IA Capability Document and distributed throughout the XVIII ABN Corps Mission Training Complex spokes.

Chantilly, Virginia, Us

Served as the Live, Virtual, Constructive-Integrating Architecture (LVC-IA) Integration Technician, responsible for providing technical and operational support. Participated in integration meetings concerning design and development of training events and exercises. Maintained operational readiness of ten computer workstations and over 14 virtual machines. Wrote manuals for users to describe operating procedures. Exercised technical responsibility over the LVC-IA network conducting simulations at Battalion and Brigade level. Experienced in dealing with simulation data modeling and integrated training environment (ITE) communication protocols. Supported the execution of After Action Reviews (AAR) through data collection plans and provide tailored products to facilitate AAR conduct.Key Results:• Directly provide operational support in the First Use Assessment of version two while incorporating core systems (JCATS, AVCATT, CCTT, VBS3, and HITS), two additional remote sites (AVCATT and VBS3), and Army Mission Command Systems (JCR, JBC-P, GCCS-A, TAIS, AMDWS, AFATDS, and CPoF) resulting in facilitating a successful First Use Assessment for version two.• Led the planning, coordination, and facilitation of a Battalion exercise on a condensed exercise life cycle (ELC) in less than two weeks resulting in a successful exercise and receiving verbal compliments from the training audience leadership.• Prepared and delivered AAR products directly following a Battalion exercise resulting in facilitating the AAR and receiving verbal compliments from the leadership on products provided.• Provided direct input to the ELC milestone list on LVC-IA resulting in increasing training audience and local leadership of the milestones to facilitate LVC-IA exercises.• Provided additional operational support at different locations resulting in providing 100% availability of technical and operational support.

Arlington, Virginia, Us

Selected over 32 peers supervises, manages, and synchronizes daily operations for over 3,500 personnel. Oversees publications of all operating procedures. Oversees and monitors the implementation of the Army Mission Command Systems (AMCS): Command Post of the Future (CPoF), Advanced Field Artillery Tactical Data System (AFATDS), Air and Missile Defense Workstation (AMDWS), Joint Capabilities Release (JCR), and Warfighter Information Network-Tactical (WIN-T). Responsible for managing and implementation of three outstations.Key Results:• Planned and oversaw implementation of Capability Set-14 (CS-14) resulting in increasing mission command capability for the Brigade.• Project manager for developing and implementing new training procedures that streamlined upcoming training events for the organization of over 3,500 personnel.• Mentors and coaches staff of 3, significantly increasing their skill, knowledge, and abilities ensuring job promotions for all of them.• Supervises and synchronizes multiple condensed planning timelines with continuous immediate changes from senior leaders, resulting in all operations uninterrupted with 100% mission success rate.• Plans and manages movement of over 4,000 personnel and $500,000 worth of equipment to the Joint Readiness Training Center (JRTC) at Ft Polk, LA with 100% success.• Communicates daily with senior management on all current operations guaranteeing 100% success on all operations.• Established and implemented a Common Operation Picture (COP) for the Division over CPoF resulting in maintaining 100% situational awareness in the event of an outload.

Arlington, Virginia, Us

Led over 85 personnel on all training and administrative actions. Responsible for managing inventory and developing and implementing goal and team oriented programs fostering a positive environment. Responsible for all personnel and families health and welfare.Key Results:• Planned, resourced, implemented, and supervised numerous stress induced training events increasing positive attitude and job performance.• Developed and implemented new standard operating procedures resulting in increased productivity by over 30%.• Managed equipment and resources in excess of $16,000,000 in 18 months with zero losses.• Led and managed a JRTC rotation for over 85 personnel over a course of 12 days with daily and less mission changes with 100% mission success rate.• Served as a Battalion Retransmission (RETRANS) utilizing JCR and extended vehicle communications during a JRTC rotation resulting in increasing situational awareness for the Battalion.• Developed and implemented numerous training exercises utilizing the Reconfigurable Vehicle Tactical Trainer (RVTT), Engagement Skills Trainer (EST), and Virtual Battlespace 2 (VBS2).

Arlington, Virginia, Us

Assisted in the management on all planning, operations, and training for 900 personnel. Identified, coordinated, and allocated all resources in the agency’s operations and training. Served as a Battle Captain during deployment ensuring all AMCS were operating and implemented. Directly supervised 14 personnel.Key Results:• Planned and resourced numerous operations in time constrained environments resulting in 100% mission accomplishment.• Recognized by superiors as one of the top 3 performers out of 20 co-workers.• Implemented and managed a new Battalion Portal site resulting in increased organizational information sharing.• Utilized AMCS daily during deployment resulting in streamlining situational awareness between higher and subordinate units.• Wrote and oversaw numerous Concept of the Operation (CONOPS) for Battalion and Special Mission Unit (SMU) operations.

Arlington, Virginia, Us

Assisted in the management of 120 personnel on all training and administrative actions. Responsible for managing and maintaining unit equipment and resources valued in excess of $100,000,000. Assisted in the development of all training programs.Key Results:• Planned, resourced, and implemented equipment turn-in process worth over $50,000,000 with no loss of accountability.• Oversaw a training exercise involving over 120 personnel resulting in 100% personnel certified on systems in a condensed timeframe of less than 5 days.• Developed and implemented operating procedures for the unit resulting in uninterrupted operations while transitioning locations.

Arlington, Virginia, Us

Led and managed 34 personnel on all training and administrative actions. Responsibilities included managing and maintaining unit equipment and resources valued in excess of $8,000,000.Key Results:• 100% mission attainment while operating in the most demanding location.• Senior project manager in implementing multiple projects worth well over $100,000 resulting in location and security needs being met.• Oversaw all outstation activities as the senior manager over a course of 7 months.• Utilized the Close Combat Tactical Trainer (CCTT) to prepare platoon for upcoming Battalion Gunnery resulting in increasing platoon’s performance during Gunnery.

Arlington, Virginia, Us

Actively participated in the planning, coordination, and implementation of all logistic operations for over 900 personnel. Solely responsible for all purchase requests and commitments and operational needs statements requests and procurement.Key Results:• Procured multiple projects worth over $600,000, resulting in 100% operational needs being met.• Oversaw two agency relocations with over 219 pieces of equipment and 900 personnel resulting in no loss and uninterrupted operations.• Assisted in the management of over $5,000,000 of funding resulting in 100% of funds properly allocated.