• Spearheaded readiness operations and activities as the principal strategist for a 4-state event center security project. Executed a comprehensive security analysis across four venues, successfully identifying and addressing 27 pivotal security gaps. This proactive initiative enhanced safety protocols, driving significant improvements for over 1.2 million annual visitors.• Acted as the chief advisor for emergency response missions, aiding civil authorities across 326 facilities and eight departments. Housing. Strategically enhanced operational readiness and security measures for nearly 8,000 personnel.• Propelled a NATO surety conference, seamlessly orchestrating a 192-hour security operation with 14 agents and international alliances. Ensured effective relationships were maintained with key stakeholders, including the DoD, international partners, and other emergency response entities. The strategic effort heightened regional security but also earned accolades from the U.S. Secret Service and Romanian military leadership for exceptional operational impact.

• Deployed to Kuwait, Iraq, and Syria; - Led intelligence effort, exploited more than 2,000 enemy munitions, and two vehicle-borne IEDs linked evidence to terrorist networks, which validated four air strikes (awarded the Air Force Commendation Medal). • Supervises six while supporting the largest Air Force combat F-16 wing, 5 Army installations, and 160 aircraft worth $4.1 Billion.• Responds, identifies, renders safe, and disposes of chemical/biological/nuclear/explosive/clandestine devices threatening military/public operations.• Leads Counter-IED teams supporting US Secret Service/US State Department's US & foreign dignitary protection mission.• Equips 22 personnel/19 EOD equipment packages for emergency response and mobility readiness. Executes a $207K flight budget and maintains accountability for the unit's explosives and munitions account.•Directed deployed War Souvenir program; inspected and certified 848 shell casings--ensured the safety of 148 redeployers.•Instructed explosive entry course for Air Force Special Operations Command, enhancing warfighting abilities for 18 personnel operating globally.

• Performs as an EOD Team Leader for an Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) Platoon responsible for the identification, render safe, and final disposition of chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear, explosive (CBRNE) hazards, conventional and improvised explosive devices for the 100 counties of North Carolina, Fort Bragg, Fort Jackson, and Special Operations Command Africa (SOCAF) in support of the 18th Airborne Corps, 3rd Special Forces Group (Airborne); supports the United States Secret Service and State Department in the protection of the President of the United States, Vice President, and foreign dignitaries; provides EOD support to North Carolina local and state law enforcement• Deployed to Nigeria and Niger in support of Special Operations Task Force North and West Africa as the primary explosives analyst expert.• Operated as independently as the only EOD Team Leader attached to operation detachment alpha special forces teams.• Oversees the management, access, neutralization, transport, and disposal of conventional and chemical munitions, high-yield nuclear weapons, improvised explosive devices, and weapons of mass destruction;• Carries out post-explosion site investigation and intelligence collection operations. Offers guidance on handling explosive-related incidents.

• Deployed to Afghanistan; conducted counter-IED operations, site exploitation, and evidentiary gathering operations.• Oversees the management, access, neutralization, transport, and disposal of conventional and chemical munitions, high-yield nuclear weapons, improvised explosive devices, and weapons of mass destruction.• Conducts post-explosion site investigation, sensitive-site exploitation, and intelligence collection operations. Provides expert guidance on handling explosive-related incidents.• EOD Team Leader for US Secret Service and Department of State support missions.• Aids Humanitarian Mine Action training initiatives under the Department of Defense for NATO member nations and assists in developing standard operating procedures and policies for foreign governments.• Maintains accountability for all explosive materials; supervises and evaluates assigned personnel; and is responsible for managing over $570,000 worth of equipment.