Paul Cho Email & Phone Number

New York, United States

Rockland County, New York, United States

Responsible for Project Management revolving around the Workday Team. Currently leading a global team consisting of one team lead, four full time employees', and 1 contractor. Consistently interacts with IT, HR, Payroll, Benefits, and Compliance leaders around a multitude of different projects and initiatives.

Camp Hm Smith, Hawaii, United States

J6/N6 Deputy at U.S. Strategic Command Cruise Missile Support Activity Pacific (CMSA-PAC) in charge of all Command, Control, Communications, & Computers/Cyber equipment and mission. Leads a team of one Senior Chief, two Chiefs, nine enlisted personnel, and 6 civilians.

Anti-Submarine / Anti-Surface (ASW/ASuW) Warfare Tactics Instructor (WTI). Warfare Tactics Instructors are training the fleet to be more lethal and tactically proficient. Authorities in their assigned mission area; they are warriors, thinkers, and teachers who are humble, credible, and approachable. A WTI trains, writes, and teaches tactics. WTIs are the engine in Surface and Mine Warfighting Development Center (SMWDC). WTIs lead advanced tactical training during all phases of the Operational Fleet Response Plan (OFRP) at all levels. They develop, validate, standardize, publish and revise doctrine and Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures (TTPs) for surface and mine warfare forces. They provide operational support to Combatant Commanders, Numbered Fleet Commanders, and Task Forces. And they bring tactical focus to capability assessments, experimentations and future requirements. Source: https://www.public.navy.mil/surfor/nsmwdc/Documents/WTI%20FAQ_Grad%20Ed_Two%20Sided_Final.pdf

Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, United States

Responsible for the coordination, training, equipment, personnel, and all matters regarding Anti-Submarine Warfare or control of the underwater domain for USS Michael Murphy (DDG-112). Led Combat Acoustics division composed of myself, one junior officer, one Sonar Technician Surface (STG) Senior Chief, and an additional 12 STG's.

Sasebo, Japan

Directly supported the Chief Engineer and led an Engineering Department composed of three junior officers, four senior enlisted leaders, and 21 enlisted personnel on board USS Patriot (MCM-7). Tasked with developing a plan, executing, and achieving a passing score for post dry dock Light Off Assessment (LOA). Designated in-charge of all engineering programs due to sub-par performance of previous program managers. USS Patriot passed LOA with great success and all engineering programs where assessed as green.

Sasebo, Japan

Responsible for the ships command and control equipment to also include half of the Mine Warfare (MIW) domain, specifically the Variable Depth Sonar (VDS) and Mine Neutralization System (MNS) on USS Patriot (MCM-7). Led a team composed of one Mineman Chief and eight enlisted personnel. Planned, briefed, and executed four multi-national exercises, two bi-lateral exercises, and two U.S. only exercises. Our team boasted a 100% detection and neutralization rate throughout all eight exercises being ranked as the best MIW asset in all participating exercises.

Sasebo, Japan

Designated as the Auxiliaries Officer (AUXO) and Main Propulsion Officer (MPO) responsible for all auxiliary equipment, such as generators and reverse osmosis equipment, and all equipment regarding ship propulsion, such as diesel main propulsion engines on USS Patriot (MCM-7). Led a team composed of one senior enlisted leader and nine enlisted personnel through a complete and successful Mobility-Engineering certification cycle.

Annapolis, Maryland

Attended the Naval Academy Preparatory School in Newport, Rhode Island from 2009-2010, then received my acceptance to the Naval Academy class of 2014.Majored in Astophysics.