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Ashburn, Virginia, United States

Washington DC-Baltimore Area

Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

• Counter-Unmanned Aircraft Systems (C-UAS) subject matter expert (SME) supporting Commander, Navy Installations Command. Responsible for removing barriers between facilities, networks, companies, and defense.
• Developed a scalable and sustainable training plan for C-UAS system operators that saved over $500,00 annually by leveraging contract details and newly embraced virtual training capabilities.
• Provides major command perspective and leadership experience to support emerging C-UAS capabilities and activities. Overseas experience provides insight into host nation relationships for interoperability consideration.

Herndon, Virginia, United States

Directed all facets of the Foundation’s operations. Worked closely with military service Wounded Warrior programs and VA to support needs not met by government programs. Developed and nurtured previously non-existent relationships, providing direct philanthropic support to service members, veterans and families nationwide. Created a three year strategic.

Washington D.C.

• Led the U.S. Navy's Wounded Warrior program to provide non-medical care for wounded, injured and ill Sailors and Coast Guardsmen and provides resources to their families and caregivers. Responsible for program.
• Responsible for the development and execution of the strategic communications and awareness of the Navy Wounded Warrior Program. Efforts yielded 25% program growth and utilization.
• Oversaw the development of wounded warrior care policies and adaptive activities to assist individuals and families in the transition to civilian life, frequently with new and challenging medical conditions.

Washington, D.C.

• Responsible for U.S. Navy’s first responder programs consisting of Navy Security Forces, Firefighters, and Emergency Management personnel for 71 installations worldwide. Set vision, validated unforeseen process gaps.
• Conducted 12 installation emergency management and security forces assessments worldwide, ensuring enterprise-wide standardization while providing mentorship and training to civilian and military leadership at all.
• Conducted seven integrated nuclear warship fire drills in conjunction with headquarters and program sponsors and regional and installation entities, providing shore enterprise resources, policy, direction, and.
• Represented the U.S. Navy before the Defense Advisory Committee on Investigation, Prosecution, and Defense of Sexual Assault in the Armed Forces regarding legal and response training.

Atsugi, Japan

• Held concurrent responsibility for 1,500 military, civil service, and Japanese employees operating the largest overseas Navy airbase in the Pacific. Worked closely with Japanese government for treaty execution, mutual.
• Solely responsible to the U.S. Government for the successful completion of several large Japanese Force Infrastructure Plan projects including complete building refurbishments and major environmental projects such as a.
• Conducted annual in-death planning, briefing, execution and debriefing of joint disaster drills. Scenarios included aviation accidents; earthquake, tsunami, flooding and volcanic natural disasters; mass evacuations.
• Custodian and senior pilot for 3 UC-12F aircraft. Led a flight cadre of 15 Naval Aviators and 6 Naval Aircrewmen. Responsible for detachment VIP and logistical missions ranging from our Japan to Wake Island, Diego.
• Comfortable operating in a cross-cultural environment.

Washington, DC

• Coordinated the research and actions of 15 analysts in the development of critical assessments of new and emerging technologies intended for use by U.S. Navy and U.S. Marine Corps covering up to 50 years from present.
• Forged and sustained strong relationships with numerous U.S. Navy entities to research and deploy emerging technologies to meet U.S. Navy and U.S. Marine Corps mission requirements.

Everett, WA

• Directed the safe and efficient transit of a $4,000,000,000 Navy nuclear-powered aircraft carrier, accountable for training all bridge personnel in correct ship operations while transiting over 50,000 miles.
• Experienced training curriculum manager and instructor. Responsible for qualifying personnel as Officers of Deck and Command Duty Officers after the ship spent more than 15 months in drydock, providing essential.
• Awarded the 2011 Commander Naval Air Forces Navy and Marine Association Peer Leadership award.

San Diego, CA

• Directed a team of over 300 personnel in the combat development and deployment of eight geographically separated aviation detachments deployed worldwide. Served as custodian of 11 aircraft and supporting equipment.
• Experienced Instructor Pilot. Qualified to perform NATOPS standardization evaluations both in the operational flight trainer (OFT) and aircraft; Instrument Check Pilot; Air Combat Training Continuum syllabus.
• Experienced Simulator Instructor. Qualified to administer emergency procedures instruction, NATOPS standardization evaluation simulator events, instrument check simulator events, and antisubmarine/antisurface warfare.
• Dynamic Classroom Instructor. Significant experience conducting classroom instruction in SH-60B tactics, aircraft flight systems, weapon systems, and instrument flight procedures.
• Recipient of Commander HSM Wing Pacific Arleigh Burke Award for 2009 and 2010 as the “most improved squadron”.
• Successfully deployed seven detachments to support third, fourth, fifth, and seventh fleets.

Washington, DC

Provided a broad spectrum of unique joint capabilities to war fighters.

Atsugi, Japan

• Responsible for efficiently deploying over 40 pilots / 25 aircrewmen on 8 detachments to support Forward Deployed ships; managing crew and detachment training, readiness and operational capabilities. As OIC, safely.
• Selected as Helicopter Anti-Submarine Squadron Light FIVE ONE Officer of the Year for 2004.

San Diego, CA

• Provided advanced flight training to over 150 pilots and aircrewmen in both aircraft and simulators for follow-on assignments to six Pacific fleet squadrons. Oversaw the standardization and professional development of.
• Skilled instructor and mentor. Served as the west coast Helicopter Maritime Strike Community Fleet Readiness Squadron (FRS) Training Department Head, qualifying as lead SH-60B Instructor Pilot (IP) and Deck Landing.
• Selected as Commander, Helicopter Anti-Submarine Squadron Light Wing Officer of the Year for 2001.

Atsugi, Japan

Forward deployed to Japan to support Middle East and Western Pacific combatant ship deployments. As Quality Assurance Officer was responsible for ensuring maintenance standardization and quality control and training and qualification of all maintenance check pilots. As a detachment pilot, assisted with fleet introduction of forward-looking infrared sensor.

Pensacola, FL; Corpus Christi, TX; San Diego, CA

Pensacola, FL

Served as the principal assistant to the Admiral assigned as the Chief of Naval Education and Training. Was responsible for coordinating the Admiral's daily schedule, trip itineraries, and all other duties as assigned.

Ames, IA

Served as a mentor and adviser to college students seeking a commission in the U.S. Navy and U.S. Marine Corps. Taught Military History (a 3 credit class) to 36 university students. Served as sailing instructor.

Master Of Arts - Ma, History

Bachelor Of Science - Bs, History