Experience

Taste of Belgium

• United States
• Restaurants
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Cook

  • Apr 2016 - Present

  Preparing certain food items for the menu, making waffles, selling and displaying pastries. Interacting with many customers over the day. Maintaining a clean working space and making items such as crepes, sandwiches, pizza and quiches to name a few. Preparing certain food items for the menu, making waffles, selling and displaying pastries. Interacting with many customers over the day. Maintaining a clean working space and making items such as crepes, sandwiches, pizza and quiches to name a few.



United Dairy Farmers

• United States
• Retail
• 400 - 500 Employee

• Assistant Manager

  • Apr 2015 - Oct 2015

  At United Dairy Farmers, we're more than just a gas station or convenience store. UDF is more of a community spot where friends and family come to enjoy a little personal touch to their daily errands. In the mornings, my regulars come for their coffee and daily routines and they continue to be regulars because of the excellent customer service we provide. During the day customers from all over Hyde Park and Mt. Lookout can be found in our little store to enjoy one of the many Ice Cream… Show more At United Dairy Farmers, we're more than just a gas station or convenience store. UDF is more of a community spot where friends and family come to enjoy a little personal touch to their daily errands. In the mornings, my regulars come for their coffee and daily routines and they continue to be regulars because of the excellent customer service we provide. During the day customers from all over Hyde Park and Mt. Lookout can be found in our little store to enjoy one of the many Ice Cream confections that we make here at UDF. From a milkshake to a Turtle Sundae, kids and adults alike smile in anticipation and delight when we hand them a cold treat from our DipSide ice cream station. Working at UDF is a delightful and rewarding experience. It is one of the very few jobs I have worked out where you get to see that ever-so-rare quality in your customers and clients: the smile of satisfaction. Each day I go home with the knowledge that I have done well by my customers and community and know that when I go back in to my little shop, I'll get to see them again and put a few more smiles on some other faces. Show less At United Dairy Farmers, we're more than just a gas station or convenience store. UDF is more of a community spot where friends and family come to enjoy a little personal touch to their daily errands. In the mornings, my regulars come for their coffee and daily routines and they continue to be regulars because of the excellent customer service we provide. During the day customers from all over Hyde Park and Mt. Lookout can be found in our little store to enjoy one of the many Ice Cream… Show more At United Dairy Farmers, we're more than just a gas station or convenience store. UDF is more of a community spot where friends and family come to enjoy a little personal touch to their daily errands. In the mornings, my regulars come for their coffee and daily routines and they continue to be regulars because of the excellent customer service we provide. During the day customers from all over Hyde Park and Mt. Lookout can be found in our little store to enjoy one of the many Ice Cream confections that we make here at UDF. From a milkshake to a Turtle Sundae, kids and adults alike smile in anticipation and delight when we hand them a cold treat from our DipSide ice cream station. Working at UDF is a delightful and rewarding experience. It is one of the very few jobs I have worked out where you get to see that ever-so-rare quality in your customers and clients: the smile of satisfaction. Each day I go home with the knowledge that I have done well by my customers and community and know that when I go back in to my little shop, I'll get to see them again and put a few more smiles on some other faces. Show less



Caesars Entertainment Corporation

• Security Ambassador

  • Oct 2014 - Jan 2015

  In this position I was responsible for providing superior service to Horseshoe Casino?s guests by seeking out opportunities to be of service and by maintaining highly visible patrols to insure a safe gaming experience, by assuring quality support to other departments so that they may serve guests more effectively. The Security Ambassador is responsible for maintaining public order, enforcing safety rules, protecting property and assets, and investigating disturbances in the casino and… Show more In this position I was responsible for providing superior service to Horseshoe Casino?s guests by seeking out opportunities to be of service and by maintaining highly visible patrols to insure a safe gaming experience, by assuring quality support to other departments so that they may serve guests more effectively. The Security Ambassador is responsible for maintaining public order, enforcing safety rules, protecting property and assets, and investigating disturbances in the casino and surrounding property areas. Show less In this position I was responsible for providing superior service to Horseshoe Casino?s guests by seeking out opportunities to be of service and by maintaining highly visible patrols to insure a safe gaming experience, by assuring quality support to other departments so that they may serve guests more effectively. The Security Ambassador is responsible for maintaining public order, enforcing safety rules, protecting property and assets, and investigating disturbances in the casino and… Show more In this position I was responsible for providing superior service to Horseshoe Casino?s guests by seeking out opportunities to be of service and by maintaining highly visible patrols to insure a safe gaming experience, by assuring quality support to other departments so that they may serve guests more effectively. The Security Ambassador is responsible for maintaining public order, enforcing safety rules, protecting property and assets, and investigating disturbances in the casino and surrounding property areas. Show less



AAR CORP.

• United States
• Investment Management

• Sheet Metal/Structures Mechanic

  • Jul 2013 - Jul 2014

  Various sheet metal and structural jobs on A320 family aircraft. Primary customer was AirCanada. Also spent time in the composite shop doing jobs ranging from minor repairs to major alterations and some fabrication. Various sheet metal and structural jobs on A320 family aircraft. Primary customer was AirCanada. Also spent time in the composite shop doing jobs ranging from minor repairs to major alterations and some fabrication.



Techheadz

• Canada
• IT Services and IT Consulting

• Technician

  • Sep 2012 - Jan 2013

  As a computer technician at TechHeadz, I took care of people and their computer problems. I tackled various problems both hardware and software. The TechHeadz store took in customer's machines and repaired, upgraded, and maintained them. Anywhere from everyday problems to complex issues. We also provided Cincinnati Businesses with IT support. We maintained their networks, various machines and devices, and also gave them weekly as well as on call on site maintenance. As a computer technician at TechHeadz, I took care of people and their computer problems. I tackled various problems both hardware and software. The TechHeadz store took in customer's machines and repaired, upgraded, and maintained them. Anywhere from everyday problems to complex issues. We also provided Cincinnati Businesses with IT support. We maintained their networks, various machines and devices, and also gave them weekly as well as on call on site maintenance.



United States Marine Corps

• United States
• Armed Forces
• 700 & Above Employee

• US Marine Structural Mechanic

  • Dec 2006 - Aug 2012

  As a Marine, I started out in California after all my training was completed, as an Aviation Structural Mechanic, or "Airframer" on attack helicopters. I have been deployed three times over seas to the Al Anbar Province in Iraq on two separate operations; and two more deployments to the Helmand Province in Afghanistan. My responsibilities outside of the general Marine Corps stigma were maintaining and repairing AH-1W/Z Cobra Attack Helicopters, and UH-1N/Y Light Helicopters. I was a… Show more As a Marine, I started out in California after all my training was completed, as an Aviation Structural Mechanic, or "Airframer" on attack helicopters. I have been deployed three times over seas to the Al Anbar Province in Iraq on two separate operations; and two more deployments to the Helmand Province in Afghanistan. My responsibilities outside of the general Marine Corps stigma were maintaining and repairing AH-1W/Z Cobra Attack Helicopters, and UH-1N/Y Light Helicopters. I was a leader in my unit, HMLA-369 "Gunfighters" and was put in charge of several projects, movements, and big jobs. Part of my job was maintaining training records for all the personnel in my shop, both on paper and electronically. I also moved all of the shop assets and properties too and from countries for all three deployments. I was assigned the billet of Collateral Duty Inspector, where I was held personally and professionally responsible for millions of dollars of tools, equipment, and aircraft. Work that was completed had to be inspected completely and thoroughly by a CDI, and was not considered complete unless signed off by me. There were other CDI's in the shop, all my peers, and I had earned the respect of everyone around me. I carried out my duties with good judgment, fairness, and completed jobs in a safe-timely manner. I held the rank of Corporal for three years until I was promoted to Sergeant at the end of my extended enlistment. I qualified as an expert rifleman three years in a row, combat water swimmer, and a green belt in Marine Corps Martial Arts. Show less As a Marine, I started out in California after all my training was completed, as an Aviation Structural Mechanic, or "Airframer" on attack helicopters. I have been deployed three times over seas to the Al Anbar Province in Iraq on two separate operations; and two more deployments to the Helmand Province in Afghanistan. My responsibilities outside of the general Marine Corps stigma were maintaining and repairing AH-1W/Z Cobra Attack Helicopters, and UH-1N/Y Light Helicopters. I was a… Show more As a Marine, I started out in California after all my training was completed, as an Aviation Structural Mechanic, or "Airframer" on attack helicopters. I have been deployed three times over seas to the Al Anbar Province in Iraq on two separate operations; and two more deployments to the Helmand Province in Afghanistan. My responsibilities outside of the general Marine Corps stigma were maintaining and repairing AH-1W/Z Cobra Attack Helicopters, and UH-1N/Y Light Helicopters. I was a leader in my unit, HMLA-369 "Gunfighters" and was put in charge of several projects, movements, and big jobs. Part of my job was maintaining training records for all the personnel in my shop, both on paper and electronically. I also moved all of the shop assets and properties too and from countries for all three deployments. I was assigned the billet of Collateral Duty Inspector, where I was held personally and professionally responsible for millions of dollars of tools, equipment, and aircraft. Work that was completed had to be inspected completely and thoroughly by a CDI, and was not considered complete unless signed off by me. There were other CDI's in the shop, all my peers, and I had earned the respect of everyone around me. I carried out my duties with good judgment, fairness, and completed jobs in a safe-timely manner. I held the rank of Corporal for three years until I was promoted to Sergeant at the end of my extended enlistment. I qualified as an expert rifleman three years in a row, combat water swimmer, and a green belt in Marine Corps Martial Arts. Show less