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Bellevue, Nebraska, United States

PCA interacts with Program Managers and functional managers, providing program status and variance analysis and employing earned value techniques to meet program funding requirements.Provides financial services, analysis, and recommendations for successful execution of $500M+ program. Supports business development, evaluating cost estimates, customer proposals, and negotiation.Conducts invoice review of subcontractor labor hours against planned hours, increasing effective working relationships improving invoice accuracy and decreasing timeliness of submissions and prompt payment.•Supports the audit process by evaluating subcontractor forecasts and actual charges for material and ODC’s purchases and providing backup documentation for customer review to confirm incurred expenses.Conducts month-end analysis and reconciliation of non-Labor activities for multiple million-dollar Task Orders providing essential earned value metrics for Control Account Manager investigating expenditures and providing information for preparation of variance analysis presentation.Assist in establishing/managing program baselines, Estimate at complete (EAC) analysis for subcontracts and material expenses, and program forecasting, supporting the creation of customer deliverables and ad hoc reports.Creates Actual Costs & Revenue reports, weekly SAP extraction, constructing statistical summaries of extracted transactional data providing program month-end information for each Task Order.Creates transfer actions for incorrect labor charges via Journal Voucher Upload, Labor Supplemental Pay Adjustment Request, Historical Labor Transfer Request, and Account Payable Adjustment.Manages program-specific Travel Log entries for all actuals and Travel Authorization forms. Tracks and expends travelers' expenses on each Task Order, ensuring correct details for internal/external review. Daily contacts business, functional, and technical staff to address internal and external customer requests.

Papillion Nebraska

ACCESS (Authentic College & Career Experiences for Student Success) Program Liaison for the district secondary students who apply and are enrolled in the program. Students need to have a variety of personalized learning opportunities and have exposure and experiences in a variety of future careers. Papillion-La Vista Community Schools (PLCS) offers eight academies taught by PLCS teachers. Additional academy programs are available through Metropolitan Community College, Catholic Health Initiatives, and The Henry Doorly Zoo and Aquarium. This requires the application process for the academies provided to high school students and parents. After a student is accepted entrance into the academy, their individualized schedule must be developed, monitored, and periodic updates to ensure the student accomplishes the required courses for high school graduation while receiving the specialized training within the academy they have been accepted.

Gretna, Nebraska

Communicate clear priorities and productivity goals to Stock and Sales Associates and hold the team and self accountable for achieving them.Proactively seek personal learning and development opportunities to build leadership skill sets and enhance individual performance.Maintain and support safety standards on the sales floor and in the stockroom; communicate safety concerns to store leadership.Support store and company-level strategies to reduce shrink; observe and monitor for signs of shrink, and advise store leadership of any unusual internal or external activity.Support the store leadership team in driving flawless execution of the stockroom standard operating procedures (SOP) to ensure efficient and effective processes and maximize productivity and sales.Lead efficient and effective shipment processing by ensuring associates follow processing and placement guidelines and achieve units per hour productivity expectations.Perform audit and transfer of damaged and defective merchandise.Lead role in training, developing, and coaching Stock and Sales Associates on the merchandise handling skills needed to consistently achieve merchandise productivity standards for shipment processing, replenishment, markdowns, and merchandising.Provide store leadership with productivity updates; proactively identify and communicate feedback on Associate performance.Coach associates when productivity expectations are not being met and provide performance feedback upward to the leadership team.Drive teammate engagement by recognizing and rewarding teammates for their outstanding performance in delivering to Under Armour’s merchandise productivity standards.

Gretna, Nebraska

Consistently achieve brand productivity standards for shipment processing, replenishment, markdowns, and merchandising by utilizing company tools and resources.Maintain stockroom standard operating procedures (SOP) to support efficient and effective handling and placement of merchandise, visual props, marketing, and fixtures, maximizing sales and productivity.Follow processing and placement guidelines to execute efficient and effective shipment processing; track and communicate units per hour productivity to store leadership.Support, understand, and adhere to Under Armour’s visual standards to maximize merchandise presentations when moving products from the stockroom to the sales floor.Partner with store leadership to ensure proper execution of all replenishment aspects, including Filling the Floor, power closes, power openings, and merchandise adjustments.Communicate merchandising opportunities to store leadership as identified through replenishing size-specific quantities throughout the store: recommend and execute merchandising adjustments in compliance with Under Armour’s visual standards.Execute markdowns and re-ticketing in the stockroom and sales floor; update store leadership on compliance.Partner with store leadership to complete stock transfers and process damages.Consistently support fellow teammates through sharing knowledge, helping to complete tasks, and assisting in customer interactions.Engage in, maintain, and support safety standards on the sales floor and the stockroom; communicate safety concerns to store leadership.Aware of and follows Loss Prevention policies; advises management of any unusual internal or external activity.Understand and adhere to all company policies and procedures.

Papillion, Nebraska

Assist in students' educational and social development under the direction and guidance of the facilitator and classroom teachers. Assisted in implementing individual education plans for students and monitored their progress. Support individual students inside and outside the classroom to enable them to participate fully in activities. Work with other professionals, such as speech therapists, social workers, occupational therapists, and physical therapists. Assist classroom teachers with maintaining student records. Support students with emotional or behavioral concerns and assist them in developing appropriate social skills.

Greater Omaha Area

The Field Supervisor, Parking Services, is crucial in effectively managing parking on the University of Nebraska at Omaha's 534-acre campus. With over 15,000 students enrolled in classes, the Supervisor oversees the Parking Lot Attendants and Parking Booth Attendants, ensuring a variety of assigned duties and responsibilities are executed. The responsibilities also include coordinating parking operations with other University departments and handling special projects the Parking Manager assigns. The Supervisor's role is crucial in maintaining a secure and organized parking system on campus. In addition to enforcing parking regulations and overseeing special event parking, the Field Supervisor plays a significant role in providing customer assistance. The duties of the Field Supervisor include helping visitors and guests enter campus, providing directions to campus buildings and parking locations, and ensuring a positive experience. The Supervisor also oversees the Parking Booth Attendant, responsible for reserved parking operations at the Community Engagement Center. This emphasis on customer service makes the audience feel valued and essential in the overall parking experience. The Field Supervisor collects and deposits money from parking meters and gate collections, monitors the status of lot usage, and completes written reports on campus-wide parking lot utilization. The Supervisor is responsible for coordinating the maintenance and repair of parking equipment, including handheld ticket-writing devices, parking meters, pay stations, gate entry systems, parking control equipment, vehicles, and signage.

Papillion, Nebraska

Monitor and maintain gas system pressures within design criteria and monitor gas quality on multiple gas systems. Recognize and respond to abnormal or emergencies promptly and efficiently. First contact in an emergency response situation. Responsibilities include alarm notification and dispatching Field Operations. Update and maintain the emergency notification and operational call-out lists. Assure positive working relationships with field technicians and management. Work with field technicians to troubleshoot communications and other SCADA (Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition) devices. Coordinate with Gas Supply and Field Operations to execute system changes. Provide management with performance feedback and documentation as required. Complete written/electronic daily reporting requirements for internal and external stakeholders.

50Th Operations Support Squadron, Schriever Air Force Base, Colorado

• Leads enlisted tactician overseeing wing combat capability, tactics development, and missions' operations planning• Assess & document the wing's ability to accomplish the assigned mission with space assets worth $46 Billion• Prepares mission briefs following guidance using the Joint OPLAN Format and understanding the Joint Operational Planning Process and Joint Operational Planning and Execution Systems• Authors & develops tactical and operational considerations, the present course of action for the wing's senior leadership• Led Air Force Space Command's most extensive training program of 160 instructors, five weapons systems, 4 Command & Control systems & management of a $10M Standard Space Trainer• Manages 550 personnel training curriculum development and validates compliance with Headquarters & Wing policies.• Ensures standardization of mission-ready training and leads integration efforts for Department of Defense Satellite programs valued at over $49 Billion• Leads Unit Control Center and Emergency Response Operations Center for 120 personnel, directs actions in response to all emergencies as dictated in the National Incident Management System• Manages information technologies account for secure communications program as Communications Security (COMSEC) Responsibility Officer, ensuring $180K of critical assistance for mission accomplishment• Manages inbound personnel within MilPSD (Military Personnel Data System) to ensure all accessions have sponsors and are appropriately vetted before arrival• Assist the Commander with tracking all unit Enlisted and Officer Evaluations within the BLSDM (Base-Level Service Delivery Module) and Wing SharePoint Tracking System. Providing senior leadership status and guidance on all evaluations.• Maintained SharePoint site training schedule, memorandums, guidance, SOPs' and training documentation. Scheduled training sessions outside scheduled shifts without violating the 12-hour pre-standby crew rest.

607Th Air & Space Operations Center, Osan, Air Base

• Provides combined and Joint Command & Control of the United States and Korean Space Forces during armistice and contingency operations• Responded to Air Force Forces Commander for space integration, exploitation, and assessment of space warfighter operations capabilities• Maintains $5 Million Command, Control, Battle Management, and Communications (C2BMC) System Theater Missile Defense suite providing Combined Forces Command with a common operational picture of real-time missile threats for the Republic of Korea and US Defense• Facilitated Shared Early Warning System (SEWS) upgrade from legacy to state-of-the-art receiver. Supported the Integrated Broadcast Service (IBS) and Theater Event System (TES) data was delivered to the Processing Display Subsystem Migration (PDS-M), ensuring users of the Global Command and Control System-Joint (GCCS-J) were provided situational awareness of any event within the AOR.• Space, GPS, MILSATCOM, Space Based ISR, Missile Warning Subject Matter Expert; to include planning and assessing the impact of theater air, space, and information operations• Subject Matter Experts on GPS Interference and Navigation Tool, provided analysis and GPS tactics to Army UAS units, Air Force A-10 and U-2 Squadrons

1St Space Operations Squadron, Schriever Air Force Base, Colorado

• Led 28-member operations support flight, ensuring squadron operational crews supply one of kind Intelligence Surveillance Reconnaissance and space situational awareness.• Ensures execution of mission training, scheduling, operations planning, and procedures development for four unique mission systems.• Manages combat employment for $350 Million Space Based Surveillance and $150 Million Operationally Responsive Space Satellites.• Directs flight and advises the commander on a combat mission and personnel readiness for 80 personnel squadron.• Unit Control Center member and Emergency Response Operations center for 80 personnel, directs actions in response to all emergencies as dictated in the National Incident Management System

3Rd Space Operations Squadron, Schriever Air Force Base, Colorado

• Led an 8-member combat mission-ready operations crew as NCOIC of an enlisted crew force, providing wideband Military Satellite Communications for all DOD.• Executes satellite control operations of the $2.1 Billion Defense Satellite Communication System constellation; heads critical operations to boost the performance of 9 satellites.• Trends and reports capabilities of all Defense Satellite Communication System satellites in the constellation; coordinates with DOD agencies and U.S. Army to ensure uninterrupted communications.• Resolves Defense Satellite Communication System vehicle malfunctions; directs emergency procedures and fixes actions to ensure satellite survival.• Manages Unit Personnel Security Program for 120 personnel and provides access control to secure areas verifying members' security clearance.• Utilizes satellite contact, Gantt, resolves conflicting network resources, and acquires critical satellite data.• Complies with Information Security policy and procedures, ensures Operational Security of all unit activities to include continuity of operations during contingencies and emergencies• Unit Control Center member and Emergency Response Operations center for 140 personnel, directs actions in response to all emergencies as dictated in the National Incident Management System• Unit Security Manager verifies members' security questionnaire before submission to the e-QIP system. Ensures timely input by members, reducing the added cost to units for late submission• Supports OPM investigators with contacting candidates and supports access to members within secured facilities• Verifies adjudication of security clearance and monitors over 120 member accesses and processed Joint Personnel Adjudication System (JPAS) visit requests

12Th Space Warning Squadron, Thule Air Base, Greenland

• Lead Instructor for 27-member multi-national force conducts training for US and Canadian crew personnel• Manages Unit Qualification Training Program, ensuring ready status of squadron personnel• Operated a $500 Million Ballistic Missile Early Warning System; provided on-site mission data analysis to the Missile Correlation Center and Joint Space Operations Center; provided 24/7 real-time attack assessment and potential launches against North America.

20Th Security Forces Squadron, Shaw Air Force Base, South Carolina

• Responsible for the overall management and direction of on-duty flight operations during normal and emergency conditions• Responsible for the supervision, moral, welfare and discipline of personnel assigned to the flight• Leads, manages, first line supervisor of 25 personnel for law enforcement and physical security detail• Evaluates personnel performance, conduct orientations, assigns reporting officials, and nominates deserving individuals for awards and decorations• Conducts guard mount to include the inspection of personnel and equipment• Prepares schedule for flight duties, details, leave and passes• Ensures all members of the flight are properly trained and able to perform all required duties• Reviews blotters, incident reports, and other flight correspondence for accuracy and content• Inspects facilities and equipment in use by flight personnel and reports or corrects all discrepancies• Conducts post checks and ensures flight exercises are conducts• Performs special function as required• Stands guard mount, conducts weapons inspections, and assumes required posts• Enforces standards of conduct, discipline, and adherence to laws and regulations• Directs vehicle and pedestrians traffic• Helps develop installation traffic management programs by identifying discrepancies• Investigates motor vehicle accidents, and uses speed measuring, drug and alcohol analysis, and breath devices• Apprehends and detains suspects , and accepts custody of military personnel apprehended by other agencies• Conducts interviews, collects, seizes and preserves evidence and applies proper procedures in crisis situations• Interviews witnesses and persons suspected of committing violations of the Uniform Code of Military Justice and Federal Statues• Obtains statements and depositions

45Th Security Forces Squadron, Patrick Air Force Base, Florida

• Provides world-class force protection and policing to the nation’s premier gateway to space• Secures NASA aircraft, protects astronauts and ensures critical national space mission and unhindered• Responsible for protecting priority national aircraft, one of a kind nuclear assessment and technical applications facilities, billions of dollars in space lift support assets and more than 12,000 personnel• Provides aggressive patrolling; acts as crime deterrent and ensures antiterrorism mandates are maintained• Responds to and provides assessments of criminal activities, investigates minor crimes and takes reports• Investigates minor traffic accidents, provides selective traffic enforcement ad issues violations notices• Responsible for the security of controlled areas, firearms and munitions facilities and fund storage sites• Acts as a base entry controller overseeing and average of 1,270,000 base vehicles transactions annually• Interviewed witnesses, prepared incident reports, and testified in court when called upon.

51St Security Forces Squadron, Osan Air Base, Republic Of Korea

• Quality controls all reports, traffic citations, and various forms generated by Operations personnel• Responsible for inspecting all law enforcement facilities and equipment ; ensuring the are properly maintained• Maintains publications and forms used by operations duty sections• Ensures supplies and equipment are available and distributed for all incoming and outgoing paperwork, mail and other correspondence• Assists the police service superintendent with developing concepts, polices, procedures, checklists and directives• Maintains maintenance of files and general office correspondence• Provides traffic control and circulation control for special events and coordinates traffic management with Republic of Korea Air Force Police and Korean National Police Officials• Servers as the Security Forces liaison with the US Forces Korea Provost Marshall’s Office

569Th United States Forces Police Flight, Ramstein Air Base, Germany

• Coordinates all law enforcement activities and responds within the 1,150 square-mile area of the Kaiserslautern Military Community• Provides support to the largest American Community outside the United States for over 43, 000 American, 12 Unites States Army installations, 4 Air Force installations, 7 DoDD schools and 32 Protection Level areas, 1 Protection Level 1 resources.• Edits & reviews the accuracy of flight generated reports• Monitors the INTRACT computerized Alarm System, which services 98 alarmed facilities, safeguarding over 5 billion dollars in USAF and US Army assets• Initiates emergency notification for US Air Force, Army and community leader regarding accidents and incidents• Maintains custody of found property, evidence and classified documents • Receives complaints and dispatches patrols to incidents involving active duty personnel, family members and DoD civilians• Checked/verified credentials of all individuals and vehicles entering secured areas during sentry duty• Enforced security procedures to prevent breaches of security• Interviewed witnesses, prepared incident reports, and testified in court when called upon• Plans, coordinates, establishes and reviews all scheduling matters for over 600 personnel• Publishes a monthly appointment schedule and distributes to unit personnel• Monitors the medical readiness programs, chemical warfare training, weapons qualification and ancillary training• Ensures the unit has sufficient personnel qualified on weapons to meet local mobility requirements• Administers the security forces apprentice distance learning course for over 90 personnel annually• Assists supervisors in task qualification and on-the-job training of assigned personnel• Conducts classroom training for assigned security forces personnel on required initial, recurring, ancillary and special interest training areas• Develops instructional material and test banks questions to support unit training goals

51St Security Forces Squadron, Osan Air Base Republic Of Korea

• Performs law enforcement duties with Town Patrol Section as a Korean National Police liaison• Gathers documentations of civil police actions against military personnel; transports military offenders from civil police to proper military control and prepares associated reports• Investigates all off-base disputes and incidents involving Unites States military personnel, civilians covered under the Status of Forces Agreement status and their dependents• Provides emergency response to attempted suicides, fights, fires, vehicle accidents and thefts occurring within a 10-mile radius of Osan Air Base• Assist military personnel with business disputes with local merchants off-base• Monitors the wings commander’s escort program• Gives newcomers briefing for incoming personnel assigned to Osan Air Base• Provides senior wing leadership with field contact and feedback concerning off-base community relations• Checked/verified credentials of all individuals and vehicles entering secured areas during sentry duty.• Enforced security procedures to prevent breaches of security• Interviewed witnesses, prepared incident reports, and testified in court when called upon

30Th Security Police Squadron, Vandenberg Air Force Base, California

• Patrols Vandenberg Air Force base, an installation with over 98,000 acres and 35 miles of coastline• Protect and serves a community of over 5,000 personnel, 13,000 civilian contractors, and over 70,000 visitors annually• Responsible for traffic control and enforcement and providing instructions and directions to motorists and visitors• Enforces California state traffic laws and Air Force regulations, issues citations, and effects apprehensions in exclusive, concurrent and proprietary jurisdictions• Responds to and investigates accidents and performs first aid• Conducts criminal investigation and preserves all relevant evidence• Quells disturbances and performs civil defense during severe weather and natural disasters• Directs news media personnel to the staging area during major accidents, wild land fires, and other newsworthy events• Assists in providing secure environments for a myriad of space launch programs• Enforced security procedures to prevent breaches of security.• Interviewed witnesses, prepared incident reports, and testified in court when called upon.

380Th Security Police Squadron, Plattsburgh Air Force Base, New York

• Responsible to control traffic and enforce installation traffic regulations• Controls vehicle and pedestrian traffic entering and exiting the base• Issues visitors proper passes, as appropriate, and directs them to their destination• Responds to alarms from appropriated and non-appropriated funds activities• Investigates domestic disturbances, housing complaints and disruptions in discipline among military personnel• Complies statistics and reports results of minor vehicle accidents• Operates speed recording devices and issues citations as needed randomly patrols housing area and fund facilities, and conducts building checks as required• Performs additional duties as directs by flight sergeant

Bachelor Of Applied Science (Bs), Business Administration

Associate Of Science (As), Air And Space Operations Technology

Associate Of Science (As), Criminal Justice