Responsible for the successful initiation, planning, execution, monitoring, controlling and closure of multiple projects through production. Manages a diverse customer base which includes Aerospace, Defense, and Commercial segments. Serves as the customer advocate, ensuring effective program/project management processes, scheduling, cost, resources deployment, risk assessment/containment and project change management.

Prepared necessary documents and supplemental materials for open orders.Generated routine reports, and performed technical research functions for customer inquiries.Conducted a daily inventory of parts and reconcile results with the program managers. Reviewed the open orders with vendors on a daily basis to give the program managers a forecast when parts would return from outside vendors. Oversaw the outside processing of aircraft components.

Assisted the Security Manager in matters pertaining to Information and Personnel Security with a focus on classified material control. Primary Classified Material Control Center Custodian. Maintain the classified military information (CMI) inventory for III MEF. Work closely with the Secondary Control Point Custodians on managing the CMI in their sections to include tagging and destruction. Schedule quarterly Secondary Control Point meetings. Provide oversight on the Information and Personnel Security Program. Maintain and manage record of personnel security clearance actions for personnel. Assist in the Security Education and Awareness Program. Assist in the Inspection/Staff Assist Visit cycles. Facilitate security support for exercises. Develop a monthly security newsletter.

Supervised the planning, installation, operation, maintenance, and troubleshooting of radio communications in order to maintain flexible and reliable communications. Assisted in communications planning and provide recommendations to the Communications Officer on equipment and staff capabilities and emplacement during field exercises, other training evolutions, and deployment. Supervised and maintained the accountability and serviceability of all radio assets. Drafted radio systems documentation: Smart packs, guard charts, radio diagrams, etc. Planned and supervise communications training opportunities for non-communications Marines in the battalion. Trained the communications Marines in all aspects of HF, VHF, and UHF radio operations. Supervised annual training requirements for the radio section. Counseled and mentored junior Marines in accordance with pertinent references and publications. Served as the communications site lead as required. Served as the Communications Chief in his absence.

Lead and supervised a team of instructors in the training of formal course of instruction for entry-level Marines in MOS 0621, Field Radio Operator. Provided mentorship and counseling to instructors and students as necessary and in accordance with applicable orders. Provided Military Occupational Specialties (MOS) instruction to entry-level Marines as necessary. Supervised all administrative tasks of instructors and students. Conducted the scheduling of classes in accordance with the training schedule. Supervised the training, distribution, and use of all CCI material and equipment. Ensure training is conducted in accordance with the Systems Approach to Training (SAT) and uses Operational Risk Management (ORM) in all aspects. Supervised testing and evaluation of students ensuring mastery of course material. Assisted the Chief Instructor in day-to-day operations and assume duties as necessary. Assisted the section in providing pre-deployment practical application radio instruction to Fleet Marine Force Marines in deploying units during Warfighter Training Requests as required.

Assist the Radio Chief in the accountability and maintenance of over 1300 end-items totaling over $4.0M.Provide planning support and advice to the Radio Chief during the development of the Battalion communication radio plan. Provide section and squad-level counseling and training for the 12 Non-Commissioned officers and below, and evaluated and recommend proficiency and conduct marks. Primary instructor of radio systems for communications and non-communications Military Occupational Skills within the battalion. Served as the Radio Watch Supervisor within the Battalion Command Post ensuring timely and accurate message traffic reached each Battalion commodity and the Watch Officer.