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• Ensure the efficient functioning of the National System for Geospatial Intelligence (NSG) Commercial GEOINT Requirements Process by capturing and prioritizing operational needs to align the acquisition of new.
• Manage a $3M acquisition program to provide direct-to-warfighter commercial analytics for maritime domain awareness.

• Led the Crisis Management Team in NGA’s Source Foundation by providing foundation GEOINT data, products, and services to support the Intelligence Community, Department of Defense, and Civil Agencies.
• Rated by the Director of Foundation GEOINT NSG Operations Executive as the # 1 of 14 military and NGA Pay Band 4 officers (GS 13-14 equivalent) during the rating period.

Cleveland, NC

• Led a 47-person team to achieve daily build manufacturing targets, ensuring that safety and quality guidelines were met. Coordinated with Engineering, Materials, and Maintenance departments to resolve production.
• Improved paint quality of trucks from 84.7% to 96.7% direct run in 6 months by executing Tactical Implementation Plan (TIP); reduced paint defects and work-in-progress.
• Increased team’s production rate by 10 trucks/day in 6 months by revamping standard work instructions and employee training process; met our daily build targets henceforward.

Wilmington, MA

• Coordinated resolution of production slowdowns. Provided root-cause and trend analysis of incidents to identify preventative measures.
• Managed operations for 3 months at Symbotic-Walmart facility; synchronized maintenance schedule and operational needs, enabling completion of required maintenance of robotic equipment during operational downtime.
• Developed and trained 3 Symbotic cell operators to analyze faults and troubleshoot issues through a custom Human Machine Interface (HMI); facilitated quicker resolution of system stoppages during operations, minimizing.
• Trained 5 maintenance technicians on repair, upgrade, and preventative maintenance of Symbotic robots; enabled team to consistently maintain full operational readiness of 160/160 robots in the system.

Fort Bliss, TX

• Rated by commander as “in the top 10% of all officers served with in 23 year-service” and as “extremely technically proficient.”
• Led a 5-person team in the collection, analysis, and dissemination of intelligence reports for a 580-person organization.
• Analyzed enemy strength, capabilities, and battle formations to predict actions on the battlefield in quarterly combat simulations; managed risks and persuaded aviation commanders to alter air routes, reducing enemy.
• Directed monthly inspections of 6 weapons and ammunition storage areas to ensure full security compliance; consistently passed quarterly inspections; praised as the only organization out of 6 with no failed inspections.
• Managed personnel security program monthly by reviewing security clearance requirements; efficiently processed 30 re-investigations and 15 unfavorable actions; ensured clearances remained current.

• Rated by commander as “#1 out of 6 lieutenants” with “unique problem-solving skill set” and “excellent performance.”
• Led a 10-person staff directing logistical, administrative, and fiscal management for 120-person organization. Ensured staff provided timely and accurate information and recommendations to support operations. Led the.
• Managed project to open 5 weapons and ammunition storage areas while ensuring security compliance; eliminated bottlenecks and improved weapons inventory for 6 departments returning from Afghanistan.
• Led 4 departments in the inventory of equipment valued at more than $60 M prior to lateral transfer; ensured no discrepancies and noted by receiving organization as “most organized team” out of seven organizations.
• Directed meticulous inventories of equipment valued in excess of $10 M in six departments; saved $200K in financial liabilities.
• Led a 16-person team in Korea managing the tactical employment of 3 Multiple Launch Rocket Systems (MLRS). Managed the team’s training and combat readiness to support a 55-person organization.

Bachelor Of Arts - Ba, Mathematics, 3.25

Activities and Societies: Army Reserve Officer Training Corps; Asian-American Christian Fellowship

Military Intelligence, General

Field Artillery Basic Officer Leaders Course