Successfully managed, planned, and lead the administrative employment of 220 individuals across 10 functional departments during periods of organizational transition, maintaining signature authority, accountability, and ultimate responsibility for all personnel and equipment valued at $20 million.

As the operations officer of an organization of 260+ personnel, orchestrated planning and functional oversight of 11 functional departments that integrated a broad spectrum of capabilities to provide comprehensive logistics support and force sustainment in highly dynamic, resource-limited environments.In multi-organization training exercises and in preparation for deployment, served as the primary operations representative for the battalion and integrated unit operations plans with adjacent units to effect synchronous mission execution across a diverse force totaling 1,400 personnel.

Planned and executed over 450 mishap-free flight hours in complex fixed wing, rotary wing, and tilt-rotor military aircraft, leveraging comprehensive systems knowledge, time-critical decision making, and direct communications skills to safely effect high risk training and real world contingency operations.As Squadron Adjutant, served as executive assistant to the Commanding Officer and as Legal Officer for an organization of 260 personnel. Naval Legal Officer certified; provided primary legal counsel for Command. Selected for written and verbal communication skills, advanced technical writing and reading comprehension, and ability to balance significant legal case load with operational flight requirements. Managed six inspectable programs of administrative nature, improved processes and ensured compliance. Generated and edited all official Command correspondence, served as unit liaison to all external agencies as representative of the Commanding Officer. Naval Flight School provided experience completing a graduate-level course of study, with a scope and operational tempo that far outpaces civil flight training programs. With technical proficiency and individual ability to perform under pressure being primary end state goals, the program combines intensive academic study, daily oral exams, simulated practical application, and live training to familiarize, reinforce, and evaluate a student aviator's ability to manage complex systems, communicate, and apply flight regulations and military tactics in real time. Training phases involving different aircraft force an evolving capacity to rapidly intake, process, and apply large quantities of information and hone new performance skills to exacting standards in short order.Civil Commercial Pilot's License with Single/Multi Engine Fixed Wing (Instrument Rated), and Helicopter Endorsements conferred upon winging as Naval Aviator.

Graduated 1st in class (aggregate of GPA, Leadership, Physical Training scores)Served as Midshipman Battalion Commander (Student President) of 140 Naval cadetsCadet training included Naval Science minor: Military History, Naval Systems, Leadership StudiesInstrumental in operations planning and execution of student battalion training eventsBalanced heavy academic course load with military training and significant extracurricular involvementCadet peer leadership model trained to lead and follow with professionalismConstant personal and interpersonal accountability in high-speed, demanding environment