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Laurel, Maryland, United States

Evaluate the physical and cybersecurity posture of required organizations and entities.

Arlington, Virginia, United States

- Working in the Department of State's Office of Personnel Security and Suitability, I conducted periodic reinvestigations for personnel holding Secret and Top-Secret clearances.- Initiated, reviewed, and completed reinvestigations while identifying potential errors or missing documents, contacting individuals as needed.- Updated subject’s information in multiple databases such as the electronic Questionnaires for Investigations Processing (e-QIP), and Integrated Security & Suitability System (IS3).

Silver Spring, Maryland, United States

- Multi-tasking while balancing top priorities in adverse conditions.- Implemented language training for subordinate.- Adept in dispute resolution while ensuring the well-being of others.

Mcas Miramar - Vmm-161

Duties:- Maintain aeronautical, technical and tactical proficiency as an MV-22B tiltrotor pilot in accordance with all associated directives.- Adhere to the Federal Aviation Regulations and Aeronautical Information Manual publications for flight information and Air Traffic Control procedures for use in the National Airspace System.- Manage and supervise the proper planning, briefing and safe execution of every flight.- Calculate and execute specific tasks in a four-dimensional environment in order to accomplish the overall goals of the unit on a daily basis.- Modify pre-planned unit tasks and implement them when external factors cause abrupt changes to the original plan.- Utilize crew resource management, and operational risk management procedures at all times.Related Skills:- Advanced training in tiltrotor aircraft aerodynamics to include specialized training in multiple weather, navigation and avionics systems.- Flight planning software utilizing updated geospatial information system data for airspace analysis using VFR sectional charts, Terminal Area Charts, terrain avoidance, low altitude obstacle evaluation, military training routes, VFR flyway planning, Helicopter routes, en-route low altitude and high altitude charts, Instrument approach procedures, Instrument departure procedures, and supplemental charts.- Qualified in Low Altitude Tactics, Night Systems (high and low luminosity), and Carrier landings.- Prior Commercial pilot rating; Airplane single and multi-engine land; Instrument airplane; rotorcraft helicopter; Beechcraft King Air 200.- Aircraft navigation software, forward-looking infrared cameras- Operational control and monitoring, active listening, critical thinking, complex problem solving, time-sensitive judgement and decision making, time management, multi-agency coordination, situational awareness, systems analysis/evaluation, quality control, troubleshooting, learning strategies, management of personnel resources, service oriented.

Mcas Miramar - Vmm-161

Duties:- Directly responsible for the upkeep, maintenance, and tracking of equipment on all flight vests, night vision goggles, aircrew helmets, and other miscellaneous flight equipment.- Directly responsible for the upkeep, maintenance, and tracking of all aircraft weapons and associated components associated with the unit's aircraft.Accomplishments:- Mentored and motivated personnel in the separate divisions, allowing them to see the bigger picture and more efficiently accomplish the unit’s tasks.- Delegated authority to team leaders, allowing them to manage and accomplish tasks in their own manner.- Mentored the Flight Equipment division supervisor and provided guidance during the Commanding General's inspection, resulting in a "mission capable" status for all three programs within the division.- Volunteered for the Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society project manager position, separately briefing each division within the unit and motivating personnel to contribute a total of more than $5,000 to the program which helps Sailors and Marines in times of financial hardship.Related Skills:- Program management; project management; leadership

Mcas Miramar Vmm-161

Duties:- Brief outgoing aircrew on current and future weather conditions, lighting conditions as appropriate, and temporary flight restriction areas.- Act as the direct representative to senior-level management on the current status or any changes to the daily flight schedule.Accomplishments:- Researched Meteorological Aerodrome Reports (METARs) and Terminal Aerodrome Forecasts (TAFs) to present outgoing aircrew the most up-to-date and future weather conditions for situational awareness.- Decreased flight hazards by briefing outgoing aircrew on sunset and evening nautical twilight times, moonlight illuminance for night operations, and unmanned aerial vehicle and drone airspace operations.- Analyzed airport's Notices to Airmen (NOTAMs), bird activity, restricted airspace reservations, and low-altitude route deconfliction to issue guidance on potential hazards to their specific flight plan.- Maintained radio communications with all current flight operations utilizing VHF, UHF and satellite communications, ensuring any unexpected alterations to the flight schedule were relayed to senior-level management as soon as possible.Related Skills:- Research; presentations; briefings; data collection- Operational risk management

Mcas Miramar - Vmm-161

Duties:- Develop a timely and accurate daily flight schedule to be approved by the commanding officer for use during the following day.- Design efficient flight plans while also balancing the training needs of departments within the unit, to complete daily and weekly objectives required by the organization as a whole.- Assign appropriate aircrew to flights ensuring maximum safety and compliance with the Training and Readiness manual.- Validate the flight schedule using the Marine-Sierra Hotel Aviation Readiness Program (M-SHARP) database tool.- Initiate Aircrew Risk Assessments to facilitate Operational Risk Management.- Coordinate with external agencies to reserve aircraft simulators, controlled firing areas, military training routes and restricted use airspace.Related Skills:- M-SHARP analytical software; calendar and scheduling software; Microsoft Office Suite; Microsoft Outlook; Microsoft PowerPoint; Microsoft Excel; Microsoft Word.- Administration and management; telecommunications; information retrieval, monitoring and processing; decision making; problem solving; standards compliance; data analyzation; data updating; work planning, organizing and prioritizing.- Communicating with supervisors, peers and subordinates; value assessment of services or products; maintaining professional relationships; conflict resolution and negotiation; team building; interpreting information.

Mcas Miramar - Vmm-161

- Managed squadron risk by mitigating vulnerabilities through the risk management process.- Conducted and led quarterly anti-terrorism working group meetings with the CEO, COO, and senior intelligence officers to address any shortfalls or concerns relating to anti-terrorism and force protection.

Mcas Miramar - Vmm-161

Duties:- Educate the unit on the importance of Operations Security (OPSEC).- Manage updates to the OPSEC program to coincide with the Commanding Generals Inspection requirements.Accomplishments:- Briefed 200 to 500 people on the importance of OPSEC, giving them the knowledge and tools to protect sensitive information, in turn protecting themselves and their families.- Monitored social networks and coordinated with parent commands, unit intelligence officers, and the family readiness representative to reduce and prevent OPSEC violations.- Researched the current state of the OPSEC program, and completely reorganized and published the policies and procedures in order to satisfy the requirements of the Commanding General's inspection, earning the unit a "Mission Capable" rating.- Led quarterly OPSEC meetings with senior-level management to achieve the strategic goals of the unit.

Mcas Miramar - Vmm-161

Duties:- Maintain an ongoing summary of the unit's accomplishments for bi-annual submission to the Headquarters of the Marine Corps.- Submit monthly summaries to headquarters while the unit is in a deployed status.Accomplishments:- Collected data from all divisions that included detailed descriptions of the unit's achievements, completed training, flight operations, administrative accomplishments, intelligence updates, significant logistical operations, aircraft maintenance operations, and key changes in senior leadership positions.- Complied all data, produced and then published command chronologies for submission to the Headquarters of the Marine Corps.- Managed the unit's historical files dating back to 1951.Related Skills:- Data collection- Publishing

Mcas Miramar Vmm-161

Duties:- Coordinate and supervise training of the Intelligence division personnel.- Ensure professional and technical development of personnel within the Intelligence division.- Manage personnel requirements to ensure optimal distribution of manpower capabilities and personnel readiness.- Account for and maintain all classified data associated with the Intelligence division.Accomplishments:- Coordinated the proper training of personnel, ensuring their promotion to the next higher-level rank.- Restructured the Information Oversight Program to comply with critical program requirements.- Updated the Information and Personnel Security Program to comply with newly integrated program initiatives.- Maintained 100% accountability for all classified data inside, and external to the Intelligence division.

Nas Pensacola - Matsg-21

Job duties:- Supervise and perform administrative functions in support of the Marines Awaiting Training Platoon (MAT) and barracks operations.- Maintain 100% accountability of the MAT Platoon personnel.- Manage the Master Barracks Roster to keep it updated and accurate.- Ensure room assignments are organized by respective training groups.- Ensure students checking in are assigned an appropriate barracks room.- Ensure building common areas and barracks rooms are maintained in a high state of cleanliness.- Inspect barracks room during each student's check-out process for cleanliness and damages.- Develop professional Marines through mentorship, instruction, leadership, and training.- Provide sound advice to junior personnel experiencing personal issues.Job Accomplishments:- Developed a policy for seamless check-in and check-out procedures to ensure accuracy of the Master Barracks Roster.- Maintained 100% accountability of 50 to 100 MAT Platoon personnel at any given time.- Received and processed 676 personnel checking in to the barracks.- Appropriately assigned each person a barracks room according to their intended school.- Conducted randomized inspections to ensure building common areas, and barracks rooms were properly maintained.- Ensured each person checking out of the barracks left their room clean and undamaged, and initiated appropriate administrative action as necessary.- Fostered professional development of personnel through leadership, mentorship, instruction, and training.- Facilitated the use of available resources to support Marines experiencing personal issues.- Assisted staff during martial arts training for the Marines.- Coordinated with and supervised the Substance Abuse Control Officer during urinalysis screenings.- Independently received the third-highest martial arts belt in conjunction with professional duties.- Performed 50 hours of community service during the Pensacola Deluna Fest 2011.

Cybersecurity Boot Camp Certificate, Cybersecurity

Activities and Societies: A six-month cybersecurity bootcamp specializing in Security Fundamentals, Linux & Windows System Administration.

Mv-22 Tiltrotor 2Nd Pilot, Mv-22 Tiltrotor, Qualified

The aircraft training designed to educate you on the aerodynamics, avionics systems, and capabilities of the MV-22 Osprey.

Qualified Military Pilot, Aeronautics/Aviation/Aerospace Science And Technology, General, Certificate Of Completion

Activities and Societies: - Primary flight training (T-6B) - Intermediate flight training (TH-57B/C) - Advance flight training (TC-12).

Certificate Of Completion, Marine Officer Training, Pass

Activities and Societies: - Rifle qualification - Crew served weapons training - Land navigation - Urban terrain military operations.

Bachelor Of Science (B.S.), Applied Meteorology

Activities and Societies: - Sigma Chi Fraternity - USMC Officer's Program (PLC) - Air Force ROTC - Two years in the aerospace engineering.

Applied Meteorology, Physical Sciences

Activities and Societies: Marine Corps Officer Candidate Program Sigma Chi Fraternity Air Force ROTC Minor - Defense Studies