Distinguished Candidate Hiring Conference - Philadelphia, PA
February 24 - 25, 2020
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US Navy Surface Warfare Officer
EDUCATION AND TRAINING
Bachelor of Science, Business Administration | 2013
University of Nebraska, Lincoln, NE
EXPERIENCE
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.