- Responsible for the training and well being of a four Soldier Civil Affairs Team, to include themorale, safety, evaluation, and professional development of all assigned personnel.- Plan, resource, and execute training for a Civil Affairs Company, so as to maintainproficiency in basic Soldier skills, as well as Civil Affairs specific skills, such as CivilEngagements, Area Studies, and operations within a Civil-Military Operations Center(CMOC).- Maintain political, economic, military, and cultural awareness of the INDOPACOM Area ofResponsibility. Utilize ASCOPE/PMESII-PT framework to keep combatant and fieldcommanders knowledgeable of civil considerations within the AOR.- Completed the U.S. AID Joint Humanitarian Operations Course (JHOC) to becomeknowledgeable with USG international disaster response structures, relevant offices, policies,mandates, and roles and responsibilities.

- Manage time-phased schedules of obligations and expenditures for applicable organizationalbudgets.- Develop expenditure and obligation plans; secure, review, and analyze obligation plans; submitconsolidated schedules of obligations and expenditures, compare actual obligations andexpenditures against spend plans, and determine the reasons for any deviations outside anacceptable range.- Supervise the proper usage and availability of funding through the Defense Travel System (DTS)for travel orders, Regional Level Application Software (RLAS) for personnel orders, and theGeneral Fund Enterprise Business System (GFEBS) for the procurement of tools, equipment, andreplacement materiel.- Establish and execute funding control procedures by developing apportionment requirements andschedules for obligations and expenditures, and issuing cost limitations for various elements ofexpenses.- Manage the Brigade’s Government Purchase Card (GPC) program to include oversight ofpurchases and the monthly collection of purchase orders in accordance with auditing procedures.- Review all obligation, commitment, and manpower authorization documents to ensure charges arein accordance with laws and regulations and within the operating budget.- Provide weekly briefs to Army leadership to provide insight into spending habits, detail fundingconsiderations for future requirements, and provide recommendations for staying within budget.- Full-time, Active Duty for Operational Support (ADOS) orders began November 30, 2020.- First Lieutenant (O2) in the USAR. Promoted November 23, 2020.

Simultaneous Membership Program Cadet with the 440th Civil Affairs Battalion

Leadership for an 8 person squad of fuel technicians with the 957th Quartermaster Company.

Fuel technician with the 957th Quartermaster Company

- Assist combatant command liaisons through the Warfighter Involvement Process (WIP) byrouting requirements to engineering and analysis personnel to staff the research anddevelopment of new capabilities of the ground radar systems.- Facilitate the Request for Information/ Request for Analysis (RFI/RFA) process to provideinternal and external organizations information regarding the technical specifications of theradars or analysis of would-be solutions.- Attend and provide briefs to SN Senior Leadership. Sit in on RFI/RFA meetings andTechnical Integration Meetings (TIMs) to provide SNW guidance to combatant commandliaisons.- Compile and submit the Weekly Activity Report (WAR), Monthly Status Report (MSR),Annual Historical Summary, and Manager’s Internal Control Program (MICP) annual reportto communicate to the government customer how SN contractors are meeting their needs.- Designated as SNW’s primary Records Liaison Officer (RLO), responsible for overseeingSNW record-keeping compliance with MDA and DoD standards. Maintained and managedSNW’s SharePoint site in order to ensure useful utilization by members within SN.

- Responsible for 24/7, 365 monitoring and timely reporting of significant events and activitiessupporting development efforts and daily operations of the Ballistic Missile Defense System(BMDS).- Utilized the Missile Defense Readiness System (MDRS), Integrated Scheduling Tool (IST), anddirect coordination with Ground Sensor - Warfighter Support (SNW) Asset Management for realtimecoordination and confirmation of scheduled / unscheduled asset maintenance actions andchanges in Ballistic Missile Defense System (BMDS) configuration.- Determined the appropriate reporting document for various situations and forward reports toensure SN leadership is kept properly apprised of events: Commander’s Critical InformationReport (CCIR), Serious Incident Report (SIR), Logistics Report (LOGREP), Infrastructure Report(INREP), Daily Status Report (DSR), and telephonic notification when necessary.- Executed hands-on control of daily events through participation in numerous telephoniccoordination conferences to define scope of work, assess mission impacts and either recommendapproval or provide justification to defer actions to the BMDS Watch Officer (BWO).- Tracked maintenance and development activities using the Weekly Activity Message (WAM).- Entered logistics reports into the BMDS Operational Readiness Reporting System (BORRS) toproperly document any system outages as well as Warfighter System Availability studies.

- Responsible for 24/7, 365 monitoring and timely reporting of significant events and activitiessupporting development efforts and daily operations of the Ballistic Missile Defense System(BMDS).- Utilized the BMDS Scheduled Activity Tool (BSAT), Integrated Scheduling Tool (IST), and directcoordination with Combatant Command GM managers for real-time coordination and confirmationof scheduled / unscheduled asset maintenance actions and changes in BMDS configuration.- Determined the appropriate reporting document for various situations and forward reports toensure GMD leadership is kept properly apprised of events: Commander’s Critical InformationReport (CCIR), Serious Incident Report (SIR), Logistics Report (LOGREP), Infrastructure Report(INREP), Daily Status Report (DSR), and telephonic notification when necessary.- Provided professional presentations to senior leaders.- Executed hands-on control of daily events through participation in numerous telephoniccoordination conferences to define scope of work, assess mission impacts and either recommendapproval or provide justification to defer actions to the BMDS Watch Officer (BWO).- Tracked maintenance and development activities using the Weekly Activity Message (WAM).- Entered logistics reports into the BMDS Operational Readiness Reporting System (BORRS) toproperly document any system outages as well as Warfighter System Availability studies.

- Assisted with maintaining the filing system for all City contracts in accordance with City policies;assisted with interpreting contract proposals for appropriate language, formats, and procedureadherence; and prepared reports as needed.- Handled special projects and administrative functions by providing external audit support;gathering and testing information, and documenting results.- Performed due diligence work for MMT by providing review and corrections for procurementdocuments.- Attended various meetings to ensure compliance, contributed to triennial and annual audit planning,reported time, and e-mailed correspondence.- Attended staff meetings in order to report the status