I have worked at several of the Chase client sites, and have spent most of my time establishing myself at the Emery Hotel. Initially, I started as the Day Shift Guard, and quickly learned the ins and outs of the building. I worked to identify and mitigate the building's primary vulnerabilities and threat types. Between the efforts of me and my counterparts, Hotel management noted a near-immediate downtick in problematic traffic to the public lobby areas.I noted a few issues with information continuity between shifts and asked to implement a new system, which resulted in all Guards having access to all previous shift reports. This cut down on billable time during shift debriefs and enhanced each Guard's ability to reference incidents on previous shifts.I noted several technical issues with the Hotel's panic-button system, intended for use with its housekeeping staff. Leveraging my previous IT experience, I worked with product support and Maintenance to significantly improve the reliability of the system.The hotel is situated downtown, and so it gets a lot of unhoused traffic. I make it a point to offer connections to local Housing, Food, and Medical services for the unhoused individuals passing through the hotel property.I still cover these responsibilities every day, as well as representing Chase at their board meetings as an Account Manager. Additionally, I am in the process of integrating the Hotels branding in the creation of a new SOP for current and future Security efforts at Emery.Something I am excited for in the near future with Chase, is my first experience doing Close Protection for a VIP. This is a personal passion of mine, and I am proud to have been selected for an upcoming detail.

I worked weekends as an Event Security Specialist, ensuring the safety of guests and staff at all four Abulae locations, which are some of the most highly regarded venues in the Greater Twin Cities area. I was responsible for monitoring entry points for unauthorized traffic, ensuring the company policies regarding alcohol consumption and firearms were adhered to, monitoring the parking lot for potential break-ins, escorting guests and employees to their cars after dark, and securing the entire premises after the event.I often found myself with down-time, and applied myself by keeping the premises clean, showing curious guests around, learning and sharing the history of some of the more historic venues, and generally offering hospitality wherever I could.Recommendation letter from Venue Director available, upon request.

I worked as a Security Guard at several Unparalleled client site locations. I am proud to say that every client site I worked at, asked for me back by name. I spent most of my time at the Walker Art Center, a premiere Art Museum in Minneapolis of international notoriety. At the Walker, I joined the museum's existing Security team in ensuring the safety of all guests, and the security of the building, the art, and the premises.

Configuring and testing backend software features to meet client requirements, troubleshooting bugs, consulting, solutions, and client calls.

ISR Manager, ISR Tactical Controller. All-source Intelligence Analyst. Team Leader. Two combat deployments.While deployed, I personally processed and fulfilled over 100 Requests For Information from customers invested in the OEF initiative, spanning the Afghanistan and Horn of Africa theaters. My primary focus was the development, maintenance, and presentation of informational products. I provided value via actionable intelligence to both Operational decision makers and Tactical team members.While serving in Afghanistan, I managed our Battalions ISR program. This consisted of tasking assets to support battalion movements and RFIs, directing asset crews during live missions, and monitoring sensor feeds for threat indicators.As a soldier in Afghanistan, I also had consistent shifts manning the gate, interacting with the local population on a daily basis as they came into our base to work. I was responsible for ensuring every local coming on base was not a threat. To accomplish this, I employed visual scanning for indicators of intent, biometric authentication, and physical searches of both persons and vehicles.

New Hire Trainer and Load Operations Supervisor. I ran the day to day operations of my area and was responsible for maximizing the productivity and safety of my team, while preventing service failures to the customer.