Detroit, MI Hiring Conference - March 2, 2020

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USMA Graduate; Army Combat Arms Officer

Master of Business Administration, Finance Concentration | 2019
University of St. Thomas, Cameron School of Business, Houston, TX

Bachelor of Science, Business Law | 2007
United States Military Academy, West Point, NY

Project Manager, Leading Provider of Turbine Services | 2014 - Present
Houston, TX

Experienced in building and managing project teams and ensuring quality control throughout full project life cycles, to include planning, executing, and evaluating projects according to predetermined timelines and budgets.
Managed in excess of 250 repair and upgrade projects of unit overhauls, equipment upgrades, and unplanned outages from the initiation to closing phase, with total portfolio cost exceeding $44MM; maintained an overall project margin of 30%.
Reported project milestones in ERP systems and Microsoft Projects regarding progress, budget, and schedule to stakeholders, internal teams, and clients on a daily and weekly basis.
Updated and improved companies reporting format to give more detailed information on project milestones and daily activities; commended by client on exceptional project communication and most professional reports they have received over numerous outages.
Monitored performance of overall projects including budget, schedule, and scope to ensure execution of project within project limitations.
Oversaw a multi-site project that was in excess of $2.2MM which was completed ahead of schedule and under budget; resulted in a 45% project margin.

United States Army | 2008 - 2014
Khost, Afghanistan; Mosul, Iraq; Baghdad, Iraq; Fort Hood, TX; Fort Bliss, TX

Battery Commander | 2012 - 2014

Commanded a 98 personnel unit while directly responsible for training, employment, and well-being of all individuals.
Rated in the top three officers out of 32 in the same rank for superior knowledge and mission accomplishment.
Led unit to complete a two-week artillery certification, under the supervision of the Department of the Army, which tested, validated, and modernized the current doctrinal artillery firing tables. As a result of the unit's exceptional performance, the data was disseminated throughout the Army; unit was commended for outstanding performance.
Oversaw and managed the unit's supply, maintenance, and procurement teams which accounted for $28MM worth of equipment and 26 vehicles.

Operations Manager / Advisor | 2012 - 2013

Managed the readiness and operations for a 12 personnel advisory team that fostered relationship building between Afghan Border Chiefs of Police, Afghan Local Uniformed Chiefs of Police, Afghan National Army Battalion Commander, and Provincial Governor.
Advised and guided Afghan senior leaders on personnel management and mission planning; dramatically decreased personnel turnover and increased mission effectiveness.
Developed and implemented successful security meetings between Afghan tribal leaders and security forces resulting in greater cooperation and increased security for the surrounding villages.

Operations Manager | 2010 - 2012

Managed a 32-person Fire Support Team that planned and synchronized all field artillery and aviation assets.
Coordinated and synchronized air and land support assets for the unit's 1,000-mile tactical withdrawal from northern Iraq to Kuwait. Rated #3 out of 10 officers for tactical knowledge and ability to accomplish tasks under stressful conditions because of excellent preparation and execution.

Executive Officer / Deputy Manager | 2008 - 2010

Supervised and functioned as assistant in command of 120 employees. Director of Logistics, administrative and HR functions, and Supply chain management which accounts for equipment valued over $42MM.
Oversaw a comprehensive maintenance and logistics program that facilitated the unit's multi-dimensional mission across three locations. Successfully planned and executed the transportation of the unit's equipment and personnel from eastern to western Iraq weeks after arriving at the unit.