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Tampa, FL, US

Washington, D.C., US

Arlington, Virginia, US

Washington, D.C., US

• Contracting Officer supporting Federal Construction projects for the Public Building Service within the Acquisition Management Division of GSA.

Washington, D.C., US

• Contract Specialist supporting the Public Building Service within the Acquisition Management Division of GSA.

Randolph Air Force Base, Texas, US

• Selected to be the Contract Specialist for an in-progress source selection of ~$10M for an complex Information Technology Service for the Nellis Air Force Base (AFB) Hospital; worked with requirements owner to develop.
• Administers over $10M in personal services contracts for doctors and nurses supporting critical hospital operations; works daily with Government supervisors to ensure contractors are performing to contract terms.
• Instrumental in establishing alternative processes and procedures for the acquisition of emergency surgical equipment leading to the implant of over 40 lifesaving pacemakers and cardiac stents.
• Single-handedly prevented loss of critical laboratory services by identifying and rectifying $15K in unpaid invoices without a break in service for diagnostic cancer testing; lauded by the laboratory chief for support.

Randolph Air Force Base, Texas, US

• Hand-selected to be the Contract Specialist for an executed source selection of a $1B Eglin - Operation and Maintenance Service (E-OMS) program which supports the execution of developmental testing of Air Armament.
• Responsible for all communication between the Office of the Secretary of Defense (OSD) for Acquisition, the Air Force Program Executive Office for Combat and Mission Support (PEO/CM), Air Force Contracting (SAF/AQC).
• Worked closely with AFTC and 96 Test Wing (TW) leadership to ensure the E-OMS program met the 96 TW mission and Strategic Vision for the next ten years. Interfaced daily with the E-OMS program team and subject matter.

Randolph Air Force Base, Texas, US

• Contract Specialist responsible for administering 6 service contracts with an estimated value of $15,394,000.
• Awarded a $1.2M GeoIntegration Office Support contract using a Government Services Administration (GSA) contract vehicle that helped bring the Eglin Flex Viewer back online to support mission critical environmental and.
• Awarded a $1.4M Type III Prescribed Burn Helicopter Support Services contract to facilitate the aerial ignition/prescribed burn operations across the 758 square mile Eglin AFB reservation.
• Lead Contract Specialist for three source selections that resulted in the award of contracts with no lapse of support.
• Exercised two quarterly option modifications on the Eglin AFB, Duke Field, and 7th Special Forces Group Compound custodial contract that facilitated uninterrupted custodial services for 84,000 personnel.
• Chosen to brief the entire Eglin AFB contracting community on the fundamentals of fiscal law.

Arlington, Virginia, US

• Primary security intelligence officer (S2) for the Joint Surveillance Target Attack Radar System (JSTARS).
• Deputy Mission Crew Commander onboard the E-8C JSTARS. Second in command of a $366M aircraft and the 22 member crew. Designated representative for the Ground Component Commander. Managed multiple ISR assets to develop.
• Principal advisor and analyst to the Wing Commander, battle staff, weapons and tactics flights, and E-8C combat aircrews on all issues concerning the collection, cross-cueing, fusion, dissemination and database.
• Army contingent’s chief of training, doctrine, standardization and evaluations. Personally managed the academic, flying, and survival training of 20 crewmembers. Trained Air Force cadre and students on tactical.
• While deployed, directly supported units in Iraq and Afghanistan theaters. Continually provided operational knowledge for Brigade, Brigade Combat Teams, and Regimental Combat Teams on JSTARS’s Intelligence.
• Chosen over peers to be the deployed intelligence collection manager liaison with MNC-I (Multi National Corps-Iraq) for GMTI Support. Informed collection managers on how to synchronize JSTARS intelligence.

Arlington, Virginia, US

• Chief operations officer and second in command for a 120 man unit and $80 million dollars of equipment.
• Personally oversaw the multi-million dollar transportation of company assets from Ft. Carson, CO to Ft. Hood, TX without the loss of any associated vehicles or equipment.
• Tracked and managed the maintenance and logistics of 13 M3A2 Cavalry Fighting Vehicles, 9 M1A2 Abrams Main Battle Tanks, and various other combat support vehicles.
• Served as company command and control during battalion level high intensity combat operations.
• Invited by General H.R. McMaster to speak to future military leaders at the United States Military Academy at West Point on how to be a successful Platoon Leader during combat operations; commended for briefings.

Arlington, Virginia, US

• Led a 30 man platoon during high intensity combat operations for two deployments to Iraq.
• Responsible for six M3A2 Cavalry Fighting Vehicles and ancillary equipment in excess of $12M.
• Recognized for valor for leading two dismounted teams during a raid on multiple known enemy safe houses that resulted in the capture of four high value individuals and the suppression of four enemy positions.
• Rescued the crew and a $6.7M OH-58 Kiowa helicopter after it was shot down by enemy fire.
• Mentored Iraqi Army in the Intelligence collection process and instructed them on the procedures and methods of analyzing, compiling, reporting, and disseminating intelligence data.
• Trained both the Iraqi Police and Iraqi Army in development, rehearsal, and execution of combat operations.

Sociology, Criminal Justice

Masters Of Science In Operations Management