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US Navy Surface Warfare Officer

Bachelor of Science, Business Administration | 2013
University of Nebraska, Lincoln, NE

United States Navy | 2013 - Present

Aide-de-Camp to N95, Office of the Chief of Naval Operations | 2017 - Present
Washington, DC

Manage and coordinate activities supporting the director and executive staff's performance for Office of the Chief of Naval Operations, Expeditionary Warfare Division.
Support the director in the planning, programming, budgeting, and execution of $12B of personnel, training, procurement, sustainment, and R&D across the division.
Collaborate with 63 military, government, and contract personnel, providing leadership with the most current information concerning expeditionary warfare.
Liaise with executive-level leaders to organize engagements across all branches of service, from large-scale industry events to private office calls.
Plan and accompany the director during official business travel, providing onsite support and maintaining accountability for timelines, communication strategy, and coordination with the home office.

Anti-Submarine Warfare (ASW) Officer & Surface ASW Tactics Instructor | 2015 - 2017
Everett, WA

Spearheaded a division of 16 highly specialized sonar technicians onboard USS Shoup, responsible for the maintenance and operations of a cross-platform Integrated Surface Ship ASW Combat System with total value of $21M.
Piloted the command through 20+ exercises in multi-ship battle problems with NATO partners and US.
Conducted 25+ training evolutions on tactics and survival during sub-surface threats involving approximately 300 Officers and Sailors.
Earned command distinction as the ready ship selected from five ships in the Carrier Strike Group to be the anti-submarine experts of entire group.
Certified, planned, and executed ship safety, navigation, and operations of vessels valued at up to $1.6B.

Main Propulsion Division Officer, Legal Officer, & Wardroom Treasurer | 2013 - 2015
Sasebo, Japan

Led operations onboard USS Ashland with a team of 20, supporting the maintenance of two main propulsion diesel engines, two ship service diesel generators, and main propulsion and auxiliary equipment as part of a forward deployed naval force.
Trusted as the Commanding Officer's number one Officer of the Deck controlling station for the most challenging operations during high profile and multi-national events, including Cooperation Afloat Readiness and Training (CARAT) and Talisman Sabre.
Facilitated training for three Officers of the Deck and four Combat Information Center Watch Officers; delivered collaborative training to fellow junior Officers focused on damage control, equipment integration, and inventory management.
Provided direct legal counsel and prepared 65 Command Officer's Non-Judicial Punishments; created command wide tracker allowing leadership to identify patterns and trends for Sailor offenses.