Serves as Property Book and Unit Supply Technician and GCSS Army Subject Matter Expert for Headquarters and Headquarters Support Company III Corps. Provides support, guidance and advice to military supply personal regarding government property accountability regulations and GCSS-Army system utilization actions to account for property, sub- hand receipt property and order all items needed according to budget availability. Organize daily activities calendars including training, inventories and turn-ins of excess property within the organization and other government agencies. Provide problem solving analytical solutions involving current and future supply operations.

Serves as a GCSS Army Field Support Representative Property Book and Unit Supply Technician for all the 1st Cavalry Division G4 Units. Provides support, guidance and advice to military supply personal regarding government property accountability processes in GCSS-Army. Provide workshops to all Unit Supply and PBO personal that allow them to learn correct ways of the utilization of the system, fix data and troubleshoot any errors. Provide guidance regarding the implementation of Army Regulations and Policies in GCSS-Army. Provide problem solving analytical solutions involving requisitions for expendable, durable and non-expendable materials in the system. Provide 24/7/365 GCSS Army FSR support activities to the 1st Cavalry Division senior staff and subordinate units at home station and deployed, CONUS and OCONUS. Coordinate and conduct training workshops in all functional areas to introduce new functionality and promote the use of transaction guides and job aides to reduce the submission of help desk tickets (HDTs) and instill customer confidence in GCSS Army. Provide the G4 staff with reviews and analysis of maintenance, supply and financial trends that may affect readiness reporting. Verify submitted unit data in GCSS Army upon request for accuracy and compliance. Gather data as requested to support daily operations of the staff sections. Attend weekly General Officer chaired maintenance meetings.

As an Instructor/Facilitator for New Equipment Training (NET) for Army units migrating from Property Book Unit Supply-Enhanced (PBUSE-E) Logistic Information Systems (LIS) to GCSS-Army. Duties will include site preparation activities, classroom set-up and tear-down, classroom instruction/facilitation, assisting converting units with data validation checks, post go-live activities, and will also perform relevant duties as assigned. Prepared travel worldwide, interact effectively with Army Soldiers, leaders, civilians, and contractors in both a classroom and workplace setting, learn program-specific software application and tools, assist with sustainment of GCSS-Army training materials based on changes to GCSS-Army software functionality and fielding-activity experiences. Performs on-the-job training, skills training, and some classroom training in assembly and production areas. Participate in the development and implementation of new training programs and may introduce new processes and sequences for manufacturing areas. Maintain rosters of training progress, examination records, and certification records and may monitor trainees.

Property Team Chief (2012-2013)Direct the daily work activities and train up to six personnel for the property accountability team. Oversee 65+ military equipment accounts valued over 700 million with items consisting of Ammunition, Central Issue Facility, Class VII non expendable items including vehicles, communication equipment, and weapons. Manage property books utilizing Standard Property Book System-Redesign (SPBS-R) and prepares reports for Property Book Officer. Master Supply Technician (2010-2011)Led team to provide exceptional customer service and provided oversight to property book activities such as posting, editing, organizing, and filing documentation. Entered hours worked daily in Deltec and CostPoint systems; conducted reviews twice monthly to validate accuracy. Monitored and performed evaluations of supply operations in accordance with regulations and guidelines.Supply Technician (2008-2010)Coordinate and direct inventory management of equipment and supplies; track and report assets to Logistics Support Agency (LOGSA) and verify Property Book and Unit Supply-Enhanced (PUBSE) input. Monitor data integrity and compliance with inventory protocols and procedures.

Provided exceptional support to the Property Book Officer; interacted daily with a diverse range of personnel at all levels. Maintained, reviewed, and edited the approval of requisitions under the PBUSE system. Entered manual and automated transactions and ensured accurate property accountability. Managed documentation of materials and data; posted transactions and data in accordance with government regulations.

Provided supply and logistical support for over 125 personnel records in a deadline driven environment. Assisted customers in identifying needs; provided guidance and recommendations based on knowledge and expertise. Processed supply transactions and submitted requisitions for items, item returns or lateral transfer of equipment. Prepared supply documents and maintained automated supply system for accounting of organizational and installation supplies and equipment. Reconciled and submitted forms such as Financial Liability Investigation of Property Loss (FLIPL) and inventory adjustments. Established controls to ensure maximum supply readiness. Ensured adequate level of supplies, conducted inventories, and performed inspections.