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Louisville Metropolitan Area

Investigate shootings throughout the entire county within a specialized unit. Work in concert with other specialized units, prosecutors, and federal agencies in the apprehension and court proceedings of shooting suspects that do not end with homicide. Utilize the most current best practices, equipment, and outside partners to bolster the evidence found in.

Louisville, Kentucky, United States

Further my investigative career following through various criminal investigations at the patrol level. This includes investigating violations, misdemeanor, and felony cases at local, state, and potentially federal courts. The cases I work encompass both property and violent crime.

Louisville, Kentucky, United States

• Responsible for patrolling a designated area of responsibility and responding to calls for service.
• Detected and deterred criminal activity within the assigned area.
• Utilized advanced technology and equipment establishing crime trends to stay proactive in my area of responsibility.
• Conduct immediate emergency response and lifesaving measures for both criminal and non-criminal incidents.
• Became a Police Training Officer. Tasked with providing invaluable real life training and evaluation to new probationary officers fresh out of the police training academy. Evaluated and trained to ensure the new.

Fort Knox, Kentucky, United States

Assist in the planning and execution of current and future operations for a Battalion of roughly 400 Soldiers. Additional responsibility of establishing a recruiting pipeline to ensure future manning is sufficient for multiple positions within the Battalion. Act as a liaison between multiple colleges and local entities for the 8-229th AHB.

Fort Knox, Kentucky, United States

• Responsible for the morale, training, combat readiness, professional development, health, and welfare of 133 Soldiers and 2 civilians.
• Responsible for the supervision of subordinate leaders and staff sections in support of the Battalions Mission Success through conducting critical aviation maintenance operations along with aircraft recovery.
• Plan, Direct, and supervise the operations and employment of the company through skilled application and synthesis of all unit Soldiers and assets to achieve mission success.
• Responsible for mission planning and success along with risk mitigation processes for Battalion and lower operations.
• Mentor junior officers and leaders in preparation for higher responsibility positions.
• Pilot and operate the UH-60 Blackhawk Helicopter.

Fort Knox, Kentucky, United States

• Initiated the Army's Total Force Partnership Program with the 101st ABN Division and USAR Aviation Assets.
• Directly coordinated and planned implantation of the Army's new force management and training plan integrating the Army Reserve into Active Duty Army training.
• Utilize public speaking to address soldier groups of all various sizes.
• Responsible for the logistical coordination and planning moving millions of dollars in equipment equipment and Soldiers for various training exercises.
• Responsible for the planning and safe execution of missions, including adherence to Federal rules and guidelines
• Pilot and Operate a UH-60L Blackhawk Helicopter

Fort Knox, Kentucky, United States

• Report to the Commander, responsible for the coordination of 3 sections consisting of over 40 Soldiers
• Directly mentor 3 Lieutenants and numerous Non-Commissioned Officers in Training and Mission Goals.
• Utilize public speaking to address soldier groups of all various sizes.
• Responsible for the logistical coordination and planning moving all equipment valued at over 100 million dollars.
• Responsible for the planning and safe execution of missions, including adherence to Federal rules and guidelines
• Pilot and Operate a UH-60L Blackhawk Helicopter

Fort Knox, Kentucky

Lead 28 soldiers who run the “back shops” portions of aviation maintenance for a 30 aircraft battalion. My Component Repair Platoon consists of avionics, hydraulics, engines, sheet metal, and other various important MOS/Specialty soldiers acting as the driving force for our Battalions Mission Success alongside coordination with the civilian airfield.

Fort Knox, Kentucky

• First line supervisor to 17 Soldiers
• Directly evaluate and mentor 7 Non-Commissioned Officers in Training and Mission Goals.
• Utilize public speaking to address soldier groups of all various sizes.
• Responsible for the logistical coordination and planning moving all equipment valued at over 100 million dollars.
• Personally signed for equipment valued at over 50 million dollars.
• Responsible for the planning and safe execution of missions, including adherence to Federal rules and guidelines

Louisville, Kentucky Area

Manage, maintain, and run both retail sales and lumber yard operations. Work as a team with management under the store manager in order to accomplish store goals. Restock and order inventory as well as direct guidance to employees. Work directly with customers in person and over multiple medias in facilitating their builds or projects with 84 Lumbers.

Fort Rucker, Alabama

Professionally build upon my leadership training with a Basic Officers Leadership Course designed to mold me into the future of Army Leadership. Develop key attributes and training for effective Platoon and Company level leadership specifically with Army Aviation in mind. Successfully completed Helicopter Overwater Survival Training (HOST) and, Survival.

• Level 2 Collections Representative
• Reached out to SNAAC's customers using all communications options available in order to collect past due balances.
• To protect the interests of SNAAC, work directly with customers to develop a repayment plan and placed detailed notes on accounts regarding conversations, negotiations, and policy in order for other representatives to.
• Follow Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA) in working with SNAAC’s customers.
• Cleared an average of 300 accounts every 30 days
• Contacted roughly 35 customers per day totaling about 1050 contacts per month.

• Worked the lodge department fulfilling the customer’s needs and questions in regards to many outdoor pastimes.
• Diagnose and correct any deficiencies in outdoor equipment brought in by customers saving both the company and customers thousands of dollars per year.
• Provide education and training to customers on products they are interested in purchasing.
• Restock inventory and interact with customers face to face providing excellent customer service.
• Adhered to all ATF and Government Rules and Regulations in the sale of Firearms and Ammunition.
• Recognized as District Employee of the Week

Various leadership positions from Squad Leader to Battalion Executive Officer. Helped Facilitate the daily operations of the University of Cincinnati Army ROTC program.

Master'S Degree, Justice Administration, 4.0

Certificate, Criminal Justice Management, 4.0

Bachelor'S Degree, Biology, General

Activities and Societies: Army ROTCBachelor of Science in Biology of Animals ROTC Pershing Rifles Training Sergeant Battalion Executive.

High School, High School/Secondary Certificate Programs

Activities and Societies: Wrestling (Varsity Team Captain) , Baseball, and Football