• Prepared Integrated Logistical Support (ILS) budget formulation for the F/A-18, F-16 aviation platforms, Aviation Life Support System (ALSS) and the Stores and Targets.• Manage quad chart and health matrix updates from the LMS’.• Analyzed and orally communicated a solution to leadership by utilizing multiple sources, procedures and advanced logistics techniques to support the fleet.• Provide analytical assistance, advice and guidance to leaders, workgroups and peers.• Continue to work closely with Engineers on all Cartridge Actuated Device/Propellant Actuated Device (CAD/PAD) design updates and testing. • Reporting and summarizing data analytic requests.• Design program briefs to update senior leaders on technically complex analytics information.• Participated in program execution process by assuring adequate accounting for resources expended on assigned tasks, effective integration of logistic elements in procurements, satisfactory records, and acceptable progress towards accomplishing logistics planning.• Serve as an expert authority in CAD/PAD Logistics by providing technical advice and consulting with other branches and program offices on requirements.• Create spreadsheets, databases, or data analysis tools to manipulate large datasets for analysis.• Prepare reports or spreadsheets to forward information from data calls for approval.• Develop oral presentations that explain findings resulting from management or program analysis.• Assisted in the training and developing of new employees on various applications that are utilized as an LMS and providing leadership on complex projects.• Provided guidance and assistance to ensure the delivery of tasks, services and products in a timely manner.• Providing technical assistance on integrated logistics issues.• Provide support to Program Offices, the production lines and Foreign Military Sales (FMS) by influencing and negotiating Replacement-In-Kind (RIK).

• Reviewed all Approved Acquisition Objective (AAO) letters from the Marine Air Ground Task Force (MAGTF) branches and divisions before staffing for General Officer signature.• Adapted, changed, and revised analytical methods to meet mission requirements.• Conducted briefings to recommend improvement of program operations or objectives.• Analyzed deficiencies to develop resolutions to problems.• Prepared reports and recommendations from assessments.• Developed, justified, presented and supported prioritized structure requirements for the United States Marine Corps.• Analyzed and evaluated proposed reorganizations of Marine Corps activities.• Analyzed proposed Table of Organization (T/O) and Table of Equipment (T/E) changes to determine the impact on readiness and capabilities.• Prepared written documentation in the form of position papers, decision papers, MC Bulletins, and briefs.

• Develop and prepare Integrated Logistic Support Plans (ILSPs), Operational Logistics Support Plans (OLSPs), Technical and Logistics Development Plans or Implement Plans (TLDPs or TLIPs), and Logistics Support Analysis (LSA).• Developing and preparing maintenance plans, Source, Maintenance, and Recoverability (SM&R) Code assignments and change requests, Master of Index of Repairables (MIR) and Master Index of Consumables (MIC).• Preparing and submitting ILS budget formulation.• Participating in program execution process by assuring adequate accounting for resources expended on assigned tasks, effective integration of logistic elements in procurements, satisfactory records, and acceptable progress towards accomplishing logistics planning.• Identifying ILS program planning and execution problems, and developing and implementing program actions, plans, program planning and execution of corrective actions.• Providing technical assistance on integrated logistics issues.• Establishing and maintaining a program/projects ILS management information reporting system sufficient to provide information required to brief officials on the current ILS status of assigned systems/equipment.• Account and track all INERTS (non-explosive training devices) issued to all Aviation Schools that are used for training.

• Direct and coordinate Integrated Logistics Support (ILS) activity designed to provide effective and efficient life cycle support to equipment and systems; formulate customer program requirements from equipment design and other data.• Recommend appropriate program activities from concept evaluation through a product’s life-cycle.• Manage actions, procedures, and techniques necessary to determine requirements to acquire, catalog, receive store, transfer, issue and dispose of spares, repair parts, and supplies for the United States Marine Corps.• Directs, plans, manages and coordinates the work efforts of supply related functions and activities pertaining to PdM Combat Service Equipment (CSE), Family of Field Medical Equipment team.• Support the Medical Logistics Companies (MEDLOGCO), in identifying, maintaining and sustainment of the required Authorized Medical Allowance List (AMAL) by utilizing the Defense Medical Logistics Standard Support (DMLSS) site.• Access and extract reports from the Total Life Cycle Management- Operational Support Tool (TLCM-OST) database and monitor issues concerning deadlined systems, readiness dropping below system readiness threshold and property accountability discrepancies.• Coordinate fielding schedule in accordance with Fielding Plans and update plans loaded to TFSMS.• Provide Material Fielding Team support to managing inventory, inspections, “hand-off” activities and resolve discrepancies identified during the fielding.• Assist gaining units to ensure fielded systems are properly accounted for and added to the unit’s property record.• Assist in the development of Life Cycle Cost Estimates (LCCE), Fielding Plans (FP), Disposal Plans (DP), Integrated Logistics Assessment (ILA), and Life Cycle Sustainment Plan (LCSP)

• Serve as a Logistics Analyst under the direction of Government Logistics Lead, in the conduct of all duties and responsibilities.• Provide assistance for National Stock Number (NSN) generation and maintenance for Class VII Materiel in response to ongoing modernization efforts.• Create and evaluate complex spreadsheets and reports, as directed. • Generate and submit, for government approval, periodic reports as required• Direct and coordinate Integrated Logistics Support (ILS) activity designed to provide effective and efficient life cycle support to equipment and systems; formulate customer program requirements from equipment design and other data.• Recommend appropriate program activities from concept evaluation through a product’s life-cycle.• Manage actions, procedures, and techniques necessary to determine requirements to acquire, catalog, receive store, transfer, issue and dispose of spares, repair parts, and supplies for the United States Marine Corps.Directs, plans, manages and coordinates the work efforts of supply related functions and activities pertaining to PdM Network, Satellite and Communictions (NSC) Tactical Network (TACNET) team.• Access and extract reports from the the Total Life Cycle Management –Operational Support Tool (TLCM-OST) database and monitor issues concerning deadlined systems, readiness dropping below system readiness threshold and property accountability discrepancies.• Coordinate fielding schedule in accordance with Fielding Plans and update plans loaded to TFSMS.• Provide Material Fielding Team support to managing inventory, inspections, “hand-off” activities and resolve discrepancies identified during the fielding. Assist gaining units to ensure fielded systems are added to the unit’s property record.• Assist in the development of Life Cycle Cost Estimates (LCCE), Fielding Plans (FP), Disposal Plans (DP), Integrated Logistics Assessment (ILA), and Life Cycle Sustainment Plan (LCSP).

- Life cycle logistician with the ability to direct and coordinate integrated logistics support activities designed to provide effective and efficient life cycle support to equipment and systems; formulate customer program requirements from consideration of equipment design and other data and recommend appropriate program activities from concept evaluation through a product’s life-cycle.- Manage actions, procedures, and techniques necessary to determine requirements to acquire, catalog, receive, store, transfer, issue, and dispose of spares, repair parts, and supplies for the United States Marine Corps. Directs, plans, manages, and coordinates the work efforts of supply related functions and activities pertaining to Individual Clothing and the Chemical and Biological Incident Response Force (CBIRF).- Provides the Chemical and Biological Incident Response Force with enhanced detection, identification, and personal protective equipment to support NORTHCOM in its role within Homeland Defense and in an expeditionary role for the USMC through Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD) incident response, Sensitive Site Assessment and Characterization, WMD Consequence Management and WMD Elimination Operations in support of Joint Task Force-Elimination.- Responsible for (50) End Items and five Research and Development Programs worth $40M.- Expert in Acquisition Logistics and proficient in United States Marine Corps and Department of Defense policies and processes that support the fielding process. Independently plans and implements the command’s supply management program.- Create and manage life-cycle logistics support plans, update and maintain Technical Manuals and Training materials for Product Support bulletins, Supportability Strategy, and Safety Documentation.

-Accounted for communication equipment, vehicles, weapons, clothing, and other stocks through various military computerized supply systems, inventories, and supply control procedures.-File and maintain supply records, maintain fiscal ledgers, and complete financial reports.-Maintain, update, and report changes of the annual small arms report.-Process investigation of missing materials and equipment.-Validate and manage equipment allowances worth $11.5M.-Plan and coordinate with joint services to mobilize 160 Marines and equipment.-Prepared and executed two fiscal year budgets worth $2.5M.-Ensure the preparation and maintenance of accounting and supply documents, custody records, reconciliations, and fiscal accountability and ensure corrective action is taken to resolve problems involving accountability processes, work methods, supply data management and day-to-day operational procedures.-Receiving, inspecting, locating, storing, rotating, safekeeping, issuing, preparing, and shipping of material for disposal.-Input data entry transactions and retrieval of historical records.-Operate bulk and small parts conveyer systems.-Develop storage space requirements and store material per weight, cube, and clearance factors by categories of supply-Submit and manage budget utilizing Standard Accounting Budget Reporting System.-Account, manage, and brief the commanding officer on temporary additional duty funds submitted in the Defense Travel System.-Manage unit allowances, readiness, and fielding through the Marine Equipment Readiness Information Tool web based program and the Total Force Structure Management System.

-Fully supported 18 sites in South Florida, Puerto Rico, and the U. S. Virgin Islands with all supply, logistical, vehicle maintenance, facility issues.-Prepared three fiscal year budgets worth $3M, accounted for and categorized over 100 cellular phones, global positioning systems and laptops in support of the recruiters to accomplish their mission.-Accounted and processed 100% of the unit assets(Vehicles, generators, weapons, EOD equipment, uniform items, Expeditionary Airfield and Airfield Recovery Firefighting equipment) worth $500M.Implemented new fiscal procedures to track and predict operational spending.Supported 30 exercises and numerous deployments by preparing an accurate budget estimate and vendor support for each exercise.