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Annapolis, Md, Us

Annapolis, Maryland, United States

• Managed cross-functional officer development teams and oversaw the planning, scheduling, budgeting, and administrative support that resulted in the successful execution of major military training programs• Managed multiple academic, leadership, athletic, and operational projects concurrently and effectively shaped the scope, budget, and schedule of each that resulted in accomplishment of strategic, enterprise mission areas• Developed curriculum and taught courses with topics including advanced radar, sonar, directed energy, electro-optics, system automation, machine learning, drone swarm technology, computer vision, and warhead phenomenology to over 80 students• Communicated and collaborated with Academy leaders to adequately manage staff and resources to achieve officer development programs’ goals and advance the programs’ capabilities and effectiveness• Developed and fostered a departmental culture of transparency, positivity, collaboration, and continual learning

Annapolis, Maryland, United States

• Managed cross-functional officer development teams and oversaw the planning, scheduling, budgeting, and administrative support that resulted in the successful execution of major military training programs• Managed multiple academic, leadership, athletic, and operational projects concurrently and effectively shaped the scope, budget, and schedule of each that resulted in accomplishment of strategic, enterprise mission areas• Developed curriculum and taught courses with topics including advanced radar, sonar, directed energy, electro-optics, system automation, machine learning, drone swarm technology, computer vision, and warhead phenomenology to over 80 students• Communicated and collaborated with Academy leaders to adequately manage staff and resources to achieve officer development programs’ goals and advance the programs’ capabilities and effectiveness• Developed and fostered a departmental culture of transparency, positivity, collaboration, and continual learning

Monterey, California, United States

• Earned an M.S. in Applied Physics and an M.S. in Applied Mathematics from the Graduate School of Engineering and Applied Sciences, Naval Postgraduate School.• Published his Master’s Thesis, “Operational Planning and Optimization of Small Domain Swarm Defense Strategies.”• Recipient of the Naval Sea Systems Command Award for Excellence in Combat Systems• Recipient of the Warren Randolph Church Award for Excellence in Mathematics

Camp Pendleton Marine Corps Base, California, United States

• Assist in the planning, coordination, and supervision of the tactical employment of theBattalion; ensure the integration of fires with supported maneuver.• Prepare and disseminate field artillery support plans, letters of instruction, andoperations reports, and fragmentary orders.• Develop, coordinate, and supervise pre-deployment training of deploying forces.• Manage the Battalion's TEEP, MCTIMS calendar, weekly training meeting, and weeklytraining schedule IAW established planning horizons. Manage the quarterly allocation ofammunition training priorities and forecasts.• Conduct planning for exercises and training as part of the core OPT.• Supervise the activities of the operations section and manage COC operations.• Coordinate the delivery of safe artillery support, keeping higher, adjacent, andsupported units informed of the battalion situation.• Be prepared to assume the duties of the Operations Officer in the Battalion Main and inhis absence, as well as the Battalion Fire Direction Officer.

Camp Pendleton Marine Corps Base, California, United States

• Lead and supervise to ensure the deployment and combat readiness, training,administration, good order, and discipline of the battery.• Train the battery to published standards and tactics, techniques, and procedures(TTPs) for fire support operations.• Ensure the battery's five requirements for accurate predicted fire are met.• Ensure the battery is capable of executing required missions as part of centralizedartillery battalion operations, or independent battery and platoon operations.• Maintain accountability of all battery equipment.• Manage the battery's budget and supply status; and oversee 1st and 2nd echelonmaintenance procedures for battery equipment.• Ensure the principles of operational risk management (ORM) are incorporated into alldaily activities of the battery.• Develop and maintain the battery level Family Readiness Program.

Camp Pendleton Marine Corps Base, California, United States

• Prepare Artillery Fire Plans for all operations orders, coordinate plans andpositioning with maneuver units, supervise all COC functions, and manage cannon androcket ammunition.• Serve as the Regimental Fire Direction Officer (FDO), perform tactical fire directionto coordinate the attack of targets generated by intelligence, higher headquarters, andsupported units. Supervise the operation of the forward COC.• Serve as Artillery Training School (ATS) OIC, supervise all artillery courses ofinstruction, plan and conduct all battalion combat readiness evaluations, assist unitsduring live fire events, and supervise regimental fire direction procedures.• Serve as Chairman of the Regiment's Tactical Initiative Group, updating doctrine,training and readiness standards, and artillery safety procedures.• As Regimental Artillery Safety Officer, supervise and inspect battalion and batterysafety programs and procedures. Review and analyze all firing incident investigations.• Assume the duties of Regimental Operations Officer when required.

Fort Sill, Oklahoma, United States

• Serve as the Course Chief for the Marine Artillery Officer Basic Course (MAOBC),responsible for the execution of the course curriculum and the training of all Marineofficer entry-level training throughout the five month POI.• Coordinate with the Marine Detachment (MarDet) S-3 and Expeditionary Warfare Schoolfor the annual Artillery Occupational Field Expansion Course period of instruction.• Responsible for the review, development, and periodic revision the curriculumincluding classroom and simulation instruction, IAW USMC Training and ReadinessStandards.• Develop course schedules and coordinate with adjacent MarDet school houses forrequested support.• Liaise with The Basic School, MMOA-1, and RAM-1 to ensure that all company gradeofficers are enrolled in their respective courses.• Research, prepare, and present formal instruction to MAOBC students and serve as aprimary gunnery instructor for Marine students.

Fort Sill, Oklahoma, United States

• Serve as Basic Gunnery Instructor and doctrine writer in the Officer InstructionBranch(OIB) for the United States Army Field Artillery School (USAFAS).• Research, prepare, and present formal instruction to Field Artillery Basic OfficerLeadership Course (BOLC-B) students and serve as a primary instructor for Marine, USArmy, and International entry level artillery officers.• Develop effective instructional skills in accordance with U.S. Army Training andDoctrine Command regulations. Instruct students on the organization, capabilities,limitations, tactics, and employment of both Marine and Army Field Artillery systems.• Develop and evaluate peers in proper instructional techniques.• As a subject matter expert in fire direction; review, evaluate, and recommenddevelopments in doctrine, training, equipment, and organization of the Field Artillery.• Act as a Marine Corps representative for specific meetings, working groups,conferences, and field exercises. Plan, coordinate, and liaise as appropriate foradditional support to live fire exercises and other training events.

Fort Sill, Oklahoma, United States

Distinguished honor graduate of the Army's Captain's Career Course (CCC).

Camp Pendleton, Ca; Afghanistan

• Supervise the Battery Operations Center (BOC)and serve as the Artillery LiaisonOfficer (LNO), establishing and standardizing Fire Direction Center (FDC) procedures.• Serve as the Anti-terrorism Force Protection Officer for the battery's sector ofresponsibility on Camp Leatherneck, including a base mission essential vital area.• Maintain situation maps reflecting all battlefield geometries and the current threatsituation, including all friendly units, Fire Support Coordination Measures (FSCM),collateral damage areas of interest, and artillery minimum and maximum ranges.• Provide instruction to all US, ISAF, and NATO supported units on both rocket andcannon artillery Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures (TTPs).• Supervise and coordinate logistical efforts, to include acting as a liaison betweenthe battery and logistical support agencies and the retrograde of major end items.• Coordinate and record all maintenance conducted, maintaining the battery's readinessby reconciling the DPR and maintaining an accurate CMR.• Plan, schedule, and supervise all battery level training events.

Camp Pendleton, Ca; Afghanistan

• Lead the Platoon in all aspects of leadership, supervision, and employment of thePlatoon, to include: accountability, training, readiness, discipline, administration,morale, and welfare of all personnel in the platoon.• Supervise the execution of the training schedule; ensure the Commander's guidance andintent are met and the Marines maintain MOS proficiency in accordance with the Trainingand Readiness Manual.• Ensure the proper operation, timely preventative and corrective maintenance, andaccountability of all M142 HIMARS Launchers, to include all SL-3 and T/E associatedequipment.• Supervise the development of Battery position defensive fire plans.• Assist in convoy operations for the battery, to include: planning, execution, andbriefing to the main body.• Verify the laying and safety of the battery and ammunition management.• Tactically and technically employ the rocket platoon in combat operations.

Camp Pendleton North, California, United States

• Responsible for the operation and supervision of the fire direction personnel and allaspects of tactical fire direction for the unit.• Ensure the accurate processing of fire orders received from HHQ based on commander'sguidance, attack criteria, and the tactical situation.• Maintain the Platoon situation map to reflect the current threat situation.• Reduce the potential for fratricide by calculating and clearing intermediate crestsalong the gun-target line, ensuring the battery/platoon fires only missions cleared bythe appropriate agency, and ensuring the FDC and launchers use accurate computationalprocedures.• Maintain situational awareness of ammunition status and anticipating futureammunition requirements to ensure maximum responsiveness.• Responsible for directing the accurate computation of safety data and for ensuringthat all safety data is updated as required. Responsible for plotting the surfacedanger zone on a map in the FDC.

Fort Sill, Oklahoma, United States

Attended and graduated from Marine Officer Artillery Basic School.

Quantico, Virginia, United States

Attended and graduated from The Basic School.

Annapolis, Maryland, United States

• Graduate from the United States Naval Academy with a B.S. in Applied Physics in Aerospace Engineering and a minor in Japanese.

Mcbh Kaneohe Bay, Ha; Okinawa, Japan

• Graduated Marine Corps Boot Camp, Marine Combat Training (MCT), Avionics Technician School, and Avionics Precision Measurement, Calibration, and Repair School. • Honorably discharged as a Corporal in order to attend the United States Naval Academy

Master Of Science - Ms, Physics And Mathematics

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Master Of Arts - Ma, Economics

Bachelor'S Degree, Physics