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Sandy, Ut, Us

Salt Lake City, Utah, United States

Plans, prepares, and executes classroom academics and field training exercise. Serves as the primary instructor for Military Science Level II academics and labs. Participates in campus and community events to assist with the programs outreach initiatives.

Draper, Utah, United States

Utah, United States

Security Officer responsible for the physical and personal security of Church owned property and personnel.Monitors and operates TAC I/NET, Lenel and Milestone security systems. Responsible for monitoring and reporting on security anomolies.Interacts with client and pedestrians. Responsible for deescalating all security issues and writing thorough reports of all interactions.Recognized twice for proper use of defensive tactics and proper handling of complex situations and interaction with law enforcement.

Salt Lake City, Utah

Assistant Professor of Military Science for a Cadet Command Battalion of approximately 200 Cadets, 10 Cadre and 3 staff at 2 colleges and universities. Instruct and train cadets on the subjects of leadership, small unit tactics, and all other aspects of officer training. Counsel, mentor and evaluate cadets in leadership principles and techniques. Ensure cadets are qualified to commission through APFT/ACFT, height/weight, swimming and other commissioning requirements. Monitor all official administrative and training actions; supervise training personnel and company events. Select, manage, train and instruct the Ranger Challenge Team. An Intercollegiate team which completes internationally in physical, mental and leadership events tested through small unit tactics.

Provo, Utah

Senior account executive responsible for growing company revenue by effectively managing existing customer accounts and convincing new customers to purchase company products or services. Developed effective sales proposals, and solicit customer feedback. Responsible for a portfolio of over 30 customers and a $1million quota.

Vilnius, Lithuania

Military expert attached to the diplomatic mission in Vilnius, Lithuania as an attaché. Acts as the principal Department of Defense (DoD) official in the U.S. embassy, as designated by the Secretary of Defense and serves as the principal military advisor on defense and national security issues. The single point of contact for all DoD matters involving the embassy or DoD elements assigned to or working from the embassy. Leads both the security cooperation organization (SCO) and defense attaché office (DAO) in the embassy. Responsible for ensuring that all DoD elements in a country are working in consonance with each other and under the guidance of the Chief of Mission and advises the Ambassador in all military matters in country. Works closely with the Lithuanian government and is overall responsible for all US Foreign Military Financing, International Military Training, and US Military sales in country.

Foreign Area Officer with the United States Army. Focus on Eurasian and Russian areas. Military to Military, and Military to Political.

Soldier and officer in the United States Army. Enlisted as a Russian linguist and rifleman, commissioned as a Field Artillery Officer and Foreign Area Officer.

Washington Dc

Supports the Office of the Secretary of Defense (OSD), Chief of the Joint Chiefs of Staff (CJCS) and Director, Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) counterpart visit programs. Manages all aspects of OSD, CJCS, and DIA interface with over 100 foreign governments through the Washington-based foreign Defense Attaches many of whom are flag officers. Serves specifically as the country liaison to 18 foreign defense attaches; and their staffs for USG policy, protocol, and business requirements. Manages and enforces national disclosure policy by controlling foreign government access to OSD, Joint Staff, and unified command sensitive information. Conducts a robust foreign engagement strategy with the foreign attaché community and routinely interacts with senior representatives of foreign governments/US Government agencies. Provides substantive and administrative support to over 200 senior foreign military representatives. Develops programs and budgets for official diplomatic functions hosted by the Secretary of Defense and the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff as well as periodic Operations and Orientation trips for foreign defense attaches.Arranges high-level discussions between senior DoD and foreign officials. Represents SECDEF, CJCD, and Director DIA in daily contacts with foreign embassies and defense agencies.

Brigham Young University, Provo Utah

Assistant Professor of Military Science, Training Officer and Executive Officer for a Cadet Command Battalion of 340 Cadets and 28 Cadre and staff at four colleges and universities. Instruct and train cadets on the subjects of leadership, small unit tactics, and all other aspects of officer training. Counsel, mentor and evaluate cadets in leadership principles and techniques. Ensure cadets are qualified to commission through APFT, height/weight, swimming and other commissioning requirements. Monitor all official administrative and training actions; supervise training personnel and company events. Oversee management of the administrative, logistical and financial support of cadets and cadre; including a budget of over $130,000 and supplies worth over $400,000; supervise and rate two HRA civilians.

Fort Campbell, Kentucky And Iraq

Planned and coordinated all indirect fire assets available to the battalion. Successfully trained all 335 battalion personnel in field artillery capabilities and proper techniques for utilizing and integrating fire support. Managed over $750,000 worth of equipment. Deployed all equipment to Iraq without loss or damage. Served as Battle Captain in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom III. Daily briefed up to 30 aircrews and planned and coordinated over 350 combat missions involving 32 aircraft supporting over 4,000 soldiers. Managed Battalion Tactical Operations center Comprised of 8 soldiers. Served as the battalion range officer. Coordinated and scheduled ranges, and trained soldiers to qualify with their individual weapons. Managed ammunition allocation for battalion, scheduling, shipping and receiving in excess of $17 million of ammunition and rockets. Appointed as the Reception and Integration officer. Planned reception timeline and reintegration training for 539 soldiers deploying to Iraq. Scheduled all integration classes, and ensured proper training of all personnel, allowing our battalion to successfully expand from 335 to over 800 personnel while still maintaining mission focus and more than doubling our operational tempo.

Fort Sill, Oklahoma, United States

Pre-Ranger Instructor Instructed and mentored a group of 54 Lieutenants in advanced leadership and physical training, resulting in an above average completion rate and an unprecedented 34 students successfully receiving slots to attend Ranger School, an advanced military leadership course. Received a Post award for leadership excellence.Student - Field Artillery Captains Career Course Graduated in top 10% of class, focusing on all aspects of field artillery and upper level leadership / management. Trained on multiple computer systems as well as manual calculation and plotting techniques. Trained in upper level personnel management, disciplinary techniques, and equipment tracking, maintenance, and distribution.

Vilseck, Bavaria, Germany

Fire Support Officer, Combat Observation Lasing Team (COLT) Platoon Leader, Brigade Fire Support Officer Planned and coordinated all battalion and brigade indirect fire assets. Managed over $1.4 million worth of equipment. As platoon leader, trained and managed 21 soldiers and six COLT teams. Lead five COLT teams to place in the top five of eighteen teams in the division. Lead Fire Support Team to take first place of eighteen teams in the division two years in a row. Received the Army Commendation Medal and Three Army Achievement Medals for superior performance and leadership.Ranger School – the premier United States military leadership course Successfully completed Ranger School, a course with a 60% attrition rate, and received the Ranger Tab. The school is focused on small unit tactics and advanced leadership. Students are graded on their ability to lead, motivate, and instruct fellow soldiers in a high intensity, high stress environment. Students must master over forty military tasks to complete the course.

Utah, United States

On assignment by the Governor of Utah to the Joint Language Training Center. Translated information for all government agencies to include the military, FBI, CIA, and IRS. Frequently worked with local and national law enforcement agencies providing translation assistance leading to the arrest and prosecution of multiple international criminals. Selected as personal translator to four senior ranking Belo-Russian officers. In addition to translating briefings, also appointed as a subject matter expert in training matters for the National Guard and selected to run question answer sessions on training. Rated as a native Russian speaker by the U.S. military.

Master Of Business Administration - Mba, International Business, Negotiations, Marketing, Program Management, 3.8

Activities and Societies: Beta Gama Sigma - Honor SocietyThe Marriott School's Masters in Business Administration program at Brigham Young.

Certificate, International Relations, Diplomacy, Negotiations, Verbal And Written Executive Communication

JMAS prepares selected military officers and Department of Defense (DOD) civilians for duty as Senior Defense Officials / Defense Attaches.

Ftc, Ftc, Completed / Certified

Master Of Arts (Ma), Russian, Central European, East European And Eurasian Studies, 3.7

The Institute for European, Russian, and Eurasian Studies master's degree program at George Washington University promotes and supports.

Certificate, Europe-Eurasia Security, International Relations, Political-Economic Analysis, Foreign Language, A

Eurasian Foreign Area Officer (FAO) training program creates adaptable and leading regional experts who serve in key political-military.

Certificate, Russian Language, Politics, Culture, Economy

Activities and Societies: Passed the Defense Language Proficiency Test (DLPTO) with a level 3 for listening and a 3 for reading. DLPT.

Certifcate, Organizational Management, Executive Leadership, Problem Solving, Verbal And Written Communication, A

Post-graduate Intermediate Level Education for officers, interagency representatives, and international personnel with focused instruction.

Certificate, Adult And Continuing Education And Teaching

Course develops individuals to prepare classroom instruction and hands-on training. Graduates of the course are trained on development.

Certificate

Activities and Societies: Honor GraduateAir Assault School qualifies soldiers to conduct airmobile and air assault helicopter operations.

Certificate, Mid-Level Management, Organizational Leadership, Operational Planning, And Personnel Management

Post-graduate executive staff education and training course to prepare mid-grade officers to assume roles on operational and strategic.

Coordination And Deconfliction Of Surface Fires

Joint fires integration involves the coordination and deconfliction of all surface fires - weapons used against ground targets - including.

Operational Planning, Personnel Admin, Equipment & Facility Management, Strategy, Maintenance

Graduates are capable of applying skills necessary to organize, lead, and manage mid to large organizations with specialized training.

Certificate, Parachutist Badge, Military Operational Art And Science/Studies

Training and certification on battlefield parachuting

Certificate, Ranger Qualification And Tab, Small Unit Leadership And Tactics

Ranger School is one of the toughest training courses for which a Soldier can volunteer. Army Rangers are experts in leading Soldiers.

Certificate, Basic Military Planning And Management, Strategy And Tactics

Certification in fundamentals of Field Artillery tactics, gunnery, maintenance, risk management, personnel management, planning, logistics.

Bachelor Of Arts (Ba), Ba Russian Language And Literature, Aa Military Science

The Russian Language Program at the University of Utah prepares students for a variety of career opportunities in tech, business, science.

Russian Interpretation And Translation

Activities and Societies: Passed the Defense Language Proficiency Test (DLPTO) with a level 3 for listening and a 3 for reading. DLPT.

Certificate, Military Applied Sciences

Activities and Societies: Awarded Expert Grenade badge and Sharp Shooter Marksmanship badgeTrained on general knowledge of military.