Responsible for providing and assisting in managing/coordinating for the Software Engineering Group (MAS) weapon system software, hardware and firmware sustainment activities for which MAS is responsible for.

Serves as a Program Analyst responsible for assisting in the development, coordination, review, analysis, costing and communicating the Yongsan Relocation Plan (YRP) and the Land Partnership Plan (LPP) Command, Control, Communications, and Computer Information (C4I), security, and Sensitive Compartmented Information Facility (SCIF) requirements input in support of strategic plans, and various other funding venues. Develops costing requirements for the USFK Director, Deputy Director, and Program Manager, Transformation and Restationing (T&R). Routinely meets with Republic of Korea (ROK) government officials at the action officer level to ensure accurate costing and funding associated with YRP and LPP mission requirements. •Volunteered to assist the Moving Services (MS) Joint Working Group (JWG) to provide support, coordination, guidance, and analysis to units, organizations, and agencies relocating through the YRP process.•Managed and coordinate bi-lateral negotiations (US & ROK) to secure funding through cost analysis and estimates for 22 units relocating in the amount of over $3 million YRP dollars for April-June 2017.•Coordinated with other Working Groups and Resource Management entities to provide oversight and management of financial costs and resources to analyze and evaluate the effectiveness of program operations.•Developed solutions and recommendations to improve/increase validation of requirements to ensure established timeline and governed laws and regulations of both governments are successfully understood and communicated through effective collaboration.•Volunteered as the acting Executive Officer to the Director and Deputy Director, T&R, coordinating, managing, and overseeing all day-to-day administrative operations of one Korean National personnel and two Korean Augmentation To the United States Army (KATUSA) soldiers assigned to USFK T&R.

Served as the Protocol Officer for the Installation Management Command (IMCOM) Pacific Region Forward exercising staff responsibility for planning and implementing an all-inclusive program related to the reception of distinguished visitors of national and international importance. Advised the command on all matters of protocol and VIP visits and served as the Chief, IMCOM-P Forward’s official representative by greeting and ensuring appropriate escort for visiting dignitaries of the command. •Oversaw the staff action responsible for planning, preparing, coordinating, executing, and facilitating all protocol arrangements and support for over 25 1-star to 4-star level VIP visitors and guests to IMCOM-Pacific Region (Korea). •Reviewed, analyzed, and executed extensive coordination and data calls with multiple senior level offices and areas, both inside and outside of IMCOM, providing staff direction and guidance on matters concerning protocol requirements and policies to include but not limited to IPRs, briefs, meetings, etc.•Supported and assisted the Deputy Region Director-Forward on all aspects of Korea wide installation management related, but not limited to, transformation initiatives to include the $10.7 billion YRP and LPP construction programs that support the move of 13,000 military personnel and family members.•Interfaced directly with senior action officers and executive office staff assisting with correspondence, fact sheets, decision papers, and information papers in support of actions and projects.•Oversaw the day-to-day administrative operations of two Korean National personnel and three Korean Augmentation To the United States Army (KATUSA) soldiers assigned to IMCOM-Pacific Forward. •Assisted Chief with G1 actions to include but not limited to coordinating, managing, and executing RPAs, new hire actions, position description (PD) changes & creation, and award write-ups and submissions.

Served as a Region-level budget analyst responsible for providing the conduit between IMCOM-Pacific Region and all Korea Garrisons in support of data calls, information gathering, and resourcing issues to include but not limited to day-to-day garrison Resource Management operations and Korea transformation. •Reviewed, analyzed, and made recommendations on funds distribution by financial system & assisted in systems transfer coordination with U.S. garrisons in Korea. •Reviewed, analyzed, and assessed command resource actions for further processing through the Region Budget Analyst and Region Resource Manager giving them recommendations and several courses of actions.•Volunteered to be detailed as the interim Region Forward Protocol Specialist responsible for planning, preparing, coordinating, executing and facilitating all protocol arrangements and support for several senior executives, high-ranking military officers, and VIP visitors and guests to IMCOM Pacific Region.•Executed extensive coordination with multiple offices and areas, both inside and outside of IMCOM.•Assigned as a Contracting Officer Representative (COR) for the Korea peninsula-wide KATUSA soldiers haircut coupon managing and coordinating all COR roles and responsibilities for 3,444 KATUSA soldiers to include the $250,000 in funding to support this contract. Successfully coordinated the transfer of responsibilities/duties of management of the KATUSA Haircut Program with no disruption to day to day operations providing a smooth transition resulting in a Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) saving over $250,000 in resources and manpower.

Selected as a Multi-Disciplined Financial Analyst in the Budget Branch, Resource Management Division, IMCOM Pacific Region. Quickly learned the various levels of the DOD organization, developed leadership skills, and built on effective writing, communicating and briefing techniques. Assisted the budget team in a variety of budgetary duties, while gaining an understanding of budget planning, analysis, justification, presentation, execution and review for a total budget of one or more type of funds or one or more major programs.•Processed/validated the General Fund Enterprise Business System (GFEBS) Purchase Requisition (PR); applied the appropriate Line of Accounting; validated the draft contract modifications against the GFEBS PRs to ensure accuracy of data being transmitted.•Utilized the Budget Build as well as GFEBS to identify monthly actual obligations, assisting with processing cost transfers and journal vouchers, created Access Online (AXOL) /Government Purchase Card (GPC) pre-commitments in GFEBS; Reconciled un-liquidated contracts by analyzing data from the Electronic File Room, Electronic Document Access (EDA), and Obligation Data Store (ODS); •Gathered, compiled, and completed USAG-HI and IMCOM-Pacific region execution reports, prepared cost adjustment upload files, completed FY12 actual obligations for contracts, and attended and participated in the Statement of Budgetary Resources Audit Readiness Training.•Analyzed, gathered, and updated Inter-Service Support Agreements (ISA) to comply with new guidelines and format increasing efficiency by 25%.•Assisted the Pacific Region Budget Analyst who oversees all U.S. garrisons in Korea by: monitoring their execution in accordance with their spend plan to ensure compliance with all statutory and administrative funding floors and ceilings. •Assisted in data collection, reviewing, and monitoring, execution and analyzing accounting reports to ensure compliance with financial management regulations.