Shaun Castillo Email & Phone Number

Houston, TX, US

As President of Pref-Tech, I am responsible for everything we do and fail to do. I take great pride in leading the exceptional men and women of Pref-Tech that, on a daily basis, strive hard to satisfy our customers, provide the highest-quality solutions, and steadily improve our role in the industry.

Houston, TX, US

As Vice President of Operations, I lead the operating force through entire projects, from bidding to handover. I decide if the company can profitably fulfill a customer's needs on a project and, if so, endorse the project bid for submittal. Upon award of a project, I assist the Project Leader in planning, facilitate resourcing, supervise construction, and.

Responsible for conducting post-mobilization training for National Guard units and assisting seven commanders from a five state area in all aspects of fire support planning, fire support coordination, and fires execution. Led a six-soldier team with equipment valued at over $300,000. Achievements include: developed and executed a realistic Urban Operations.

Managed the personnel records and administrative actions of a 900-soldier Armored Cavalry Squadron. Led a seven-soldier team. Achievements include: designed and implemented an efficient, streamlined personnel action tracking and reporting system to replace outdated, redundant system; edited and processed over 40 officer evaluation reports; planned.

Responsible for tactically employing the 33-vehicle, 144-soldier battery. Managed all classes of supply and maintenance of over $30,000,000 worth of equipment. Led a 45-solider headquarters platoon that consisted of a maintenance section, an ammunition section, a survey team, a communications team, and a Nuclear, Biological, and Chemical team. Achievements.

Planned and conducted operations for a four-section Paladin Platoon. Responsible for training, supervising, and ensuring the readiness of a 36-soldier platoon. Managed seven tracked vehicles, two wheeled vehicles, and equipment worth in excess of $6,000,000. Achievements include: led 50 combat missions in Iraq without failure; incorporated risk management.

Responsible for the technical and tactical fire direction of a six-gun Paladin battery. Also responsible for moving the battery safely, occupying positions, and firing. Led a six-soldier crew with one tracked vehicle and equipment valued at over $2,000,000. Achievements include: rated best Fire Direction Section in the Squadron during section evaluations.

Primary consultant to a cavalry troop commander for planning, coordinating and executing indirect fires, to include close air support, attack aviation, naval gunfire, artillery, and mortars. Responsible for a four-soldier Fire Support Team and equipment worth in excess of $1,000,000. Achievments include: earned highest scores in Regiment during Bradley.

Trained, supervised, and executed targeting using the Military Decision Making Process for an Armored Cavalry Squadron. Assisted the Fire Support Officer with leading a five-soldier Fire Support Element. Achievments include: designed simple, efficient Fires Execution Matrix that enabled the Squadron Commander to coordinate fires with maneuver during a.

B.S., Engineering Management

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