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Marcos Correa is listed as Supply Chain Contracts Senior Professional at Textron at ATAC (Airborne Tactical Advantage Company), a with 105 employees, based in Hurst, Texas, United States. AeroLeads shows a work email signal at bellflight.com, phone signal with area code 858, and a matched LinkedIn profile for Marcos Correa.
Marcos Correa previously worked as Senior Subcontracts Specialist at Atac (Airborne Tactical Advantage Company) and Supply Chain Contracts Senior Professional at Bell Flight. Marcos Correa holds Master Of Business Administration (Mba), With Concentration In Supply Chain And Project Management from Texas A&M University.
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About Marcos Correa
Former U.S. Marine Corps officer with 15 years of progressive experience as a supply chain planner, logistics manager, and aviator. Top Secret/SCI security clearance (inactive). Fluent in Spanish. Proficient in SAP ERP, Performance-Based Logistics (PBL), Enovia, CAMS, and MS Office applications. • Experience exercising leadership to promote and attain organizational goals and objectives.• Experience in the Department of Defense Foreign Military Sales Program.• Veteran of the wars in Iraq (2008-2009) and Afghanistan (2010-2011).• Earned the Bronze Star Medal for exceptionally meritorious service in Iraq.• Bell V-22 Program Employee of the Quarter (Q2 2016)• Personal traits include a tireless work ethic, positive can-do attitude, meticulous attention to detail, and a passion for quality in everything I do.• Self-starter. • Effective time management and prioritization skills have allowed me to succeed in extremely demanding, high workload positions. SpecialtiesProblem SolvingProgram ManagementPolicy and OrganizationTeam BuildingLeadership/ManagementChange Management
Listed skills include Program Management, Team Building, Problem Solving, Team Leadership, and 46 others.
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Supply Chain Contracts Senior Professional
Ils Specialist
Material support for modification and retrofit of the V-22 Osprey. Executed a complete revamp in the way the V-22 Program monitors and executes kitting actions resulting in achievement of 100% on-time kit deliveries and zero unearned revenue for the first time in the history of the V-22 Program. Deliveries improved from a low of 37% ($1.8M unearned revenue) in March 2016 to 100% by July 2016. Efforts reduced an average monthly unearned revenue of over $1.4M at the beginning of the year down to zero, resulting in on-time deliveries and increased customer satisfaction. In addition, authored a White Paper titled “Bell Supply Chain Challenges” which identified several logistics problems affecting not only kits but also the entire Bell supply chain. This document provided sound, compliant, common sense recommendations that resulted in positive changes that are being felt across the Bell supply chain. Awarded V-22 Program Employee of the Quarter (Q2 2016) for these efforts.
Master Scheduler
Using SAP ERP, scheduled the forecast, procurement, and allocation of 20,350 part numbers for military and commercial aircraft production and spares sales. Worked closely with procurement specialists to fulfill requirements and assisted them in understanding SAP processes, in particular with line of balance. Ensured that the Master Completion schedules supported the Executive Management product plan. Ensured that delivery schedules, line schedules, and component schedules and quantities were accurately reflected in SAP. Established and managed repair and overhaul, military spares and commercial spares independent demand part schedules for components to meet customer needs with consideration given to part lead time, rate, and inventory status. Identified issues and resolved constraints delaying SAP part order release. Ensured that items were manufactured in the correct cost element and initiated transfer action if required. Performed inventory management and analysis by utilizing reschedule capabilities within SAP. Created new purchase, Return-To-Vendor and service purchase requirements.
Supply Chain Management Program Intern
Implemented a Lean 5S process improvement and safety enhancement program for the main warehouse of the SE Area, raising 5S score from 0.6 to 4.0 and resulting in reduced employee NPT and operating costs. Optimized space utilization by applying Lean design techniques, increasing warehouse capacity by 4.2%. Worked with and trained a staff of six in Lean principles and application. Authored five job safety analysis documents. Increased barcode utilization from 0% to 16%.
Company Commander
Ensured the accountability, training, welfare, and discipline of 200 Marines and Sailors. Led my staff of seven to plan, execute, and supervise training exercises. Implemented an aggressive and successful campaign to improve organizational climate by boosting unit cohesion, morale, and camaraderie. Supervised the planning and execution of the movement of 110 headquarters personnel and equipment to field operations site and establishment of life support at site.
Regimental Logistics Officer
Supervised, planned, and coordinated logistics support internal to the organization in all functional areas, including supply, maintenance, transportation, general engineering, health services, and general services; as well as management of facilities, housing, armory, HAZMAT, and equipment maintenance. Supervised a staff of 54 personnel as well as six subordinate battalion staffs. Developed internal logistics support plans to support the Regiment’s concept of operations. Oversaw the provision of internal logistics support to the Regiment's operations in several major training exercises. Oversaw the fielding of the Logistics Vehicle System Replacement (LVSR) to the Regiment, totaling 231 vehicles.
Fragmentary Orders/Reports Manager
Developed, staffed, and published corporate directives and policy to subordinate organizations, managing and editing three SharePoint sites, and supervised the Combat Camera Section.
Battalion Operations Officer
Directed the operations of a unit of 300 personnel, supervising the unit operations center, staff planning efforts, unit movement control center, and embarkation and amphibious load planning. Advised the commander on all matters pertaining to unit operations and training. Led a landing force support organization, which included an emergency medical team and a forward command post with integrated security.
Division Facilities Officer
Managed all construction projects, facilities upgrades, and facilities maintenance for the 1st Marine Division (corporate-level). Defined requirements for and tracked and two multi-million dollar military construction projects for the housing of two infantry regiments of 1,600 personnel each. Developed options to solve a housing deficiency for hundreds of infantry Marines who were living in substandard housing.
Division Maintenance Management Officer
Supervised the equipment maintenance program for the 1st Marine Division, coordinating and integrating the efforts of all maintenance activities, and ensuring the highest state of equipment readiness possible with the resources available. Managed the corporation’s maintenance personnel, safety programs, publications control, equipment availability, preventive maintenance, corrective maintenance, supply support, and other maintenance related programs. Supervised five personnel through the implementation of an institutional effort to re-energize equipment accountability, maintenance, and supply procedures. Made a significant contribution to the corporation’s material readiness by ensuring all mission essential equipment deficiencies were ordered.
Foreign Military Sales Officer
Executed a $516 million U.S. Government Foreign Military Sales (FMS) program to equip the Iraqi Ministry of Defense (MoD) with communications equipment, communications services, weapons, ammunition, and optics. Advised senior Iraqi MoD officials in the acquisition, operation, and sustainment of all weapons systems sold. Managed 27 of the most complex Iraqi FMS cases. • This effort ranked among the nation’s top national security priorities and was critical to the overall success of our efforts to transition security to the Iraqi government. • Earned the Bronze Star Medal for exceptionally meritorious service.• Identified the impending expiration of a contract for a critical strategic data network, thus averting a break in service in the Iraqi Security Forces command and control network which would have resulted in operational setbacks and loss of life.• Established the FMS program for the Iraqi National Counter-Terrorism Forces. • Managed $181 million in implemented FMS cases including a $135 million purchase of multi-band SINCGARS radios, the Iraqi Defense strategic data network, the Defense Private GSM cellular network, and VSAT SATCOM network operations and maintenance services.• Managed FMS cases valued in excess of $280 million for the acquisition of tactical radios and optics for the fielding of three Iraqi Army infantry divisions in support of the Force Generation Program, delivering over 12,900 radios to these units. • Coordinated actions among the U.S. Defense Security Cooperation Agency, the State Department, and the Iraqi government to overcome export control issues and gain approval for export licenses.
Student Logistics Officer
U.S. Marine Corps entry-level logistics management training. Graduated 1st in a class of 37 students.
3D Marine Aircraft Wing Manpower Plans/Operations Officer
Managed personnel assignments for a corporate-level organization of 12,000 personnel in support of combat operations. Supervised the Voting Assistance Program for 12,000 personnel, and their families during a Congressional election year. Organized and supervised the 2006 Combined Federal Campaign Fund Drive for the corporation, ensuring 100% contact of available personnel.
F/A-18D Hornet Weapons And Sensors Officer (Wso)
Safely and efficiently operated a $29 million fighter jet on missions throughout the continental United States, Pacific, and Far East. Operated navigation, communications, targeting, sensors (AN/APG-73 radar and Infra-Red (FLIR)), avionics, and weapons employment. Served as squadron subject matter expert on the Joint Direct Attack Munition (JDAM). Collateral duties included serving as Squadron Information Systems Management Officer, Classified Material Custodian, and Ground Safety Officer.
Replacement F/A-18D Weapons And Sensors Officer
Entry-level F/A-18D flight training.
Student Naval Flight Officer
Entry-level Naval Flight Officer (NFO) flight training.
Student Officer, The Basic School
U.S. Marine Corps entry-level officer training.
Faculty Assistant, U.S. Naval Academy Aerospace Engineering Department
Assisted the faculty in creating displays and programs supporting the curriculum.
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Marcos Correa education
Master Of Business Administration (Mba), With Concentration In Supply Chain And Project Management
Bs, Aerospace Engineering
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Marcos Correa works for ATAC (Airborne Tactical Advantage Company).
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Marcos Correa is listed as Supply Chain Contracts Senior Professional at Textron at ATAC (Airborne Tactical Advantage Company).
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Marcos Correa is based in Hurst, Texas, United States while working with ATAC (Airborne Tactical Advantage Company).
What companies has Marcos Correa worked for?
Marcos Correa has worked for Atac (Airborne Tactical Advantage Company), Bell Flight, Bell Helicopter, Texas A&M University, and Halliburton.
Who are Marcos Correa's colleagues at ATAC (Airborne Tactical Advantage Company)?
Marcos Correa's colleagues at ATAC (Airborne Tactical Advantage Company) include Christopher Taute, Matthew Moyer, Joanne Yelich, Kendrick Kelsey, and Sachin Rajaram Patil.
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Marcos Correa holds Master Of Business Administration (Mba), With Concentration In Supply Chain And Project Management from Texas A&M University.
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Marcos Correa is listed with skills including Program Management, Team Building, Problem Solving, Team Leadership, Microsoft Office, Risk Management, Dod Top Secret Clearance, and Military Operations.
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