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Greater San Diego Area

• Set requirements and provide QA testing for software developers on the Training and Operational Readiness Services (TORIS) program.• Assess customer data needs and develop collection and analytic tools that indicate negative trends and suggest potential corrective actions.• Developing unified data environment for training and qualification information that describes navy crew readiness and certification status.• Provide software training services for Navy assessors and shipboard training teams.• Provide analytic services for the Navy’s Afloat Training Group and associated commands, as required.

San Diego, California, United States

- Analyze military officer training and develop proficiency measurements that can be used to adjust training programs (practical and academic).- Develop methods to collect/measure individual knowledge, skills, and abilities of naval officers to discover areas that require additional training or development.- Develop criteria necessary to measure watch stander proficiency and currency for specified skills.

Reno, Nevada Area

• Coordinated shipping and receiving (logistics management) for ground logistics serving national and international customers.• Scheduled and monitored daily activities, maintain a safe working environment, and ensure that all equipment is operating to specifications.• Developed a training program on a variety of topics, including electrical safety, forklift operations, and hazardous material handling.• Developed and optimized spreadsheets to analyze environmental factors that impact lumber storage (heat, humidity, etc.) and to track shipments.

Pentagon, Washington Dc

* Conducted analysis of military program initiatives to determine impact on overall Navy budget priorities.* Portfolio included classified S&T initiatives, Air/Sea Battle concepts for operations in denied areas, and some rapid technology innovation/integration concepts.* Assisted in the annual development of the Navy programmatic priorities for presentation to the CNO and OPNAV staff, reviewing billions of dollars in programmatic priorities and providing input to the flag officer briefings.* Developed and edited major portions of the Navy's input to Chairman, Joint Chiefs of Staff Strategic review, providing risk analysis necessary to guide the services' strategic vision and programmatic priorities for the next decade.* Prepared and reviewed congressional prep papers for senior Navy leadership.

Maritime Expeditionary Security Squadron Three

* Command of 320 expeditionary sailors responsible for water side and land side security missions around the world.* Exercised span of control over four continents responsible for monitoring security operations and logistics to distributed forces.* Developed innovative training and certification events tailored to match real-world conditions. Met or exceeded all training requirements, demonstrating complex command and control problems and high-pressure tactical scenarios.* Maintained operational readiness on over $50 million of equipment ranging from ground vehicles and small boats to weapons and communications gear.* Oversaw the logistical planning and execution for deployment of over 250 personnel via commercial and military transportation methods to points around the globe.

Greater San Diego Area

Second-in-command of Expeditionary Security Squadron consisting of 320 personnel.* Responsible for administrative operations to include performance reviews, execution of daily routine, and any additional duties assigned by the Commanding Officer. Planned and coordinated two major training events necessary for certification in all required capability areas prior to deployment overseas.* Oversaw planning and coordination efforts for several major domestic operations requiring close liaison with local law enforcement agencies (police, fire, and Coast Guard).

Aiea, Hawaii

* Reviewed and updated readiness metrics for intelligence collection in the Pacific area of responsibility.* Developed training metrics and collected lessons learned for major military exercises. Integrated data into larger military database for further analysis by national command authorities.* Developed and updated the Intelligence section's SharePoint sites.

* Reviewed and updated Fleet training and education requirements, including schools and exercises required to achieve "ready to deploy" certification for the entire Navy surface force. Responsible for two rewrites of the Surface Force Training Manual, which provides certification requirements for the force.* Helped to develop several key readiness metrics for the Surface Warfare Enterprise, including Fit/Fill for shipboard manning and key capability descriptors used in the Defense Readiness Reporting System (DRRS) Navy.* Managed school delivery and school requirements for the Fleet, working with the school houses and training providers to find novel delivery methods for quality training to the Fleet.* Developed school management and prioritization methods that saved over $13 million dollars in travel funds in a single year, with additional savings over time as overall training readiness improved and new education opportunities came on line in major fleet concentration areas to better serve the Fleet (our customers).

San Diego

Responsible for all propulsion, auxiliary and damage control systems on a front-line Navy combatant.* Oversaw the repair and maintenance of 7 gas turbine engines and the associated lube- and fuel-oil systems, ship board power generation and distribution, ship cooling systems, and all damage control equipment.* Led the ship through a $30 million overhaul period. Responsible for managing an effective QA program, completing major milestones on time, and preventing unnecessary growth.* Oversaw training and certification of all shipboard personnel in basic shipboard firefighting and damage control.* Helped to train and certify young officers in the direction of tactical systems and basic ship handling.* Qualified as Tactical Action Officer with weapons release authority.

San Diego

Responsible for all propulsion, auxiliary and damage control systems on a front-line Navy combatant. Oversaw the repair and maintenance of 7 gas turbine engines and the associated lube- and fuel-oil systems, ship board power generation and distribution, ship cooling systems, and all damage control equipment.* Oversaw training and certification of all shipboard personnel in basic shipboard firefighting and damage control.* Helped to train and certify young officers in the direction of tactical systems and basic ship handling.* Led the ship through two $15 million repair periods involving the change out of two gas turbine engines, the repair of two generators, and the overhauls of several engineering control systems.* With my engineering teams, conducted emergency repairs of several major systems including switchboards and line-shaft bearings after system failures that severely impacted operational readiness. Despite these issues, the ship met all major operational requirements including missile defense testing missions.* Qualified as Tactical Action Officer with weapons release authority.

Monterey, Ca

Masters in Information Systems and Operations, studying computer networks and information systems vulnerabilities,* Major areas of study include network security systems, basic communications theory (computers and broadcast), and basic theory of psychological operations/information operations.Thesis: Modeling Influences on Nuclear Weapons Decision Making by Pakistan Using the Situational Influence Assessment Model (SIAM) Program (U)

Responsible for all main propulsion equipment and related lube and fuel oil systems. Oversaw the largest division on the ship, with over 105 personnel in five engineering spaces.* Responsible for all maintenance and repair, safety programs related to propulsion, and fuel and lube oil quality management.* Qualified as Engineering Plant supervisor, responsible for taking immediate and controlling actions in the case of a casualty, as well as initial damage control actions to control fire and flooding.

Master Of Science (M.S.), Cyber Security

Masters of Science in cyber security, covering such topics as data protection, legal and compliance, operational and strategic.

Master Of Science (Ms), Information Systems And Operations

Bachelor Of Science (B.S.), History