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Tennessee, United States

Atlanta, Georgia, United States

Manage 30 to 40 maintenance work orders per week, which includes, but is not limited to, broken bay doors, electrical, and plumbing requests. Laisse, coordinate, and schedule vendors across 35 plus locations throughout the South East region. Determine the specific type of maintenance required for each work order and locate a regional technician that specializes in that field. Oversee the work order from creation to vendor payout, which includes writing formal quotes, ordering parts, uploading pictures, and verifying that the work was done to accurately and to a high standard. Streamline vendor information, build upon existing vendor relationships, and create new vendor relationships to enhance productivity and diminish costs.

In charge of the IT testing and implementation that directly impacts my department of 50+ people. Lead mission support, which involves watching over the mission in real-time, briefs to senior leadership, and a written pre-mission overview. Maintain vessels of high interest while simultaneously providing information that directs mission assets, improves the accuracy of strike forces, guides intelligence collection, and provides an overall threat assessment for critical infrastructure.

Suitland, Maryland, United States

Assessed potential leads sent into the tip line through research to determine the level of investigative value to the FBI. Which then led me to generate sound investigative leads based on the research and analysis of classified/unclassified systems as well as open-source information. Led a 7-person team responsible for all electronics intelligence tracking on the US Navy’s Vessels of Interest list upon promotion to desk lead in 2013. Responsible to a government lead and a regional contract manager. In addition, worked as a Fusion analyst combing all sources of intelligence to create the most informed picture.

Lawrenceville, Georgia, United States

Provided excellent customer service through the timely, yet thorough, repair of a variety of automobiles.

World

Facilitated maintenance checks within a team of five, which required coordination with the entire ship. The maintenance checks ensured the safety of 250+ personnel and the protection of over $1 billion in US military assets through managing the equipment vital to the USS Millius’ defense. Tracked high interest military vessels and provided information that directed mission assets, improved the awareness of strike forces, guided intelligence collection, and provided an overall threat assessment for deployed forces. For efforts, quickly promoted from an E-1 to E-5, which brought forth leadership opportunities across the command, including advancing to desk lead, being the technical expert in charge of the night shift crew, and being a lead trainer of several onboarding contractors.