Experience

Integrous Risk Solutions
• United States
• Security and Investigations
• 1 - 100 Employee
• Armed Protective Agent

  • Jul 2022 - Present


Guns.com

• United States
• Retail
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Ecommerce Data Processing Analyst

  • Mar 2021 - Jan 2023

  As a data processing analyst, I evaluate data on used firearms that are in transit. I am responsible for reviewing customer supplied information and correcting any errors as well as formatting the data to comply with our databases and company standards. I also pull manufacturer specifications and update firearms with missing information. All this needs to be done prior to the firearm arriving in the warehouse. Time management and attention to detail is vital to my success. In addition to data entry and review I have volunteered for additional duties and responsibilities which include, but not limited to inventory management of accessories, optics and magazines, organization, distribution and reallocation of accessories, optics and magazines, building firearm packages for and being a liaison between the ecommerce team and warehouse staff. Show less



Patisserie 46 / Rose Street Cafe / Rose Street Bread Lab

• Baker

  • Jul 2019 - Jan 2021

  As a member of the bread team at the Rose Street Bread Lab I was involved in and oversaw every aspect of the bread making process. This process included meticulously scaling ingredients, mixing the dough, the fermentation process, dividing, pre-shaping, final shaping and finally baking as well as packaging for distribution. As a member of the bread team at the Rose Street Bread Lab I was involved in and oversaw every aspect of the bread making process. This process included meticulously scaling ingredients, mixing the dough, the fermentation process, dividing, pre-shaping, final shaping and finally baking as well as packaging for distribution.



Silke's Old World Breads and Cafe

• Pastry Baker

  • Apr 2019 - Jul 2019

  In the pastry department I was responsible for assessing what products needed to be baked each night as well as ensuring everything was baked, plated and set out in the deli and cafe for the following day before I left for the night. I kept track of product rotation as well as trending products and made recommendations accordingly as to what should be made. I strived to stay innovative and knowledgeable in my area of focus as well as branch out into new areas and experiment with new products, ingredients and techniques. I received exceptional praise from the owner as well as a significant raise well in advance of standard operating procedures due to my croissants. Show less



Edwards Memorial Center, LLC

• Funeral Director Intern

  • Dec 2015 - Dec 2017

  I coordinated all aspects of the funeral process from the removal of the decedent from place of passing to burial or cremation. I was responsible for the scheduling and conducting of meetings to arrange the interment or cremation for over 1,000 families. In addition, I arranged and conducted funeral and memorial ceremonies at over a dozen churches and facilities across Washington State and even into Montana. I accurately prepared and filled all documents (local, national and international) related to funeral services, cremations, and maintenance including death certificates. Show less

• Crematory Operator

  • Mar 2015 - Dec 2017

  In the absence of the crematory manager I was responsible for the operation of the Edwards family crematory in accordance with company policies and procedures as well as all applicable local, state and federal laws and regulations. As the crematory operator I successfully operated two crematory retorts and completed over 250 cremations with 100% accuracy.

• Assistant Funeral Director / Removal Technician

  • Jan 2015 - Dec 2015

  As a removal technician my primary responsibility was the removal and transportation of deceased individuals from their place of passing to the funeral home. This included hospitals, nursing/long term care facilities, medical examiners and private homes. I also operated as an assistant to the funeral directors. I was responsible the delivery and pick up of death certificates to the appropriate doctors office as well as any other miscellaneous tasks the directors needed. I would assist the directors in the set-up, execution and clean up of funeral services, public and private viewings and graveside services. Show less



United States Army

• United States
• Armed Forces
• 300 - 400 Employee

• Assistant Manager (Combat Infantryman)

  • Mar 2009 - Feb 2013

  Served as an assistant manager in a highly trained dismounted infantry reconnaissance troop engaged in combat operations. Lead and supervised a team of seven soldiers in combat operations in support of Operation Enduring Freedom. Responsible for the health, welfare, morale, discipline, and standards of assigned Soldiers and their families. Responsible for assigned Soldiers’ individual training and their professional development. Responsible for the accountability, maintenance, and combat readiness of over $250,000 worth of assigned vehicles, weapons and equipment. Taught classes on a variety of subject matter and provided verbal reports to Chain of Command. Supervised maintenance on military vehicles and equipment. Trained in proper firearms safety and handling procedures. Deployed in support of Operation Enduring Freedom during which was responsible for the movement of all soldiers deploying to Afghanistan. Responsible for the inventory and transportation of all shipping containers re-deploying back to the United States.Resigned: Due to injuries sustained while on duty. Show less

• CoIST (Company Intelligence Support Team) Cell Operator

  • May 2011 - Jun 2011

  I operated as one of only two Non-Commissioned Officers in the Chosen Troop CoIST cell during NTC (National Training Center) Rotation 11-08. As an operator of our Company's first CoIST cell I helped create the procedures and protocols and set the standard for the Company's CoIST cell for deployment. My efforts resulted in the overall mission readiness for intelligence operations during OEF XI-XII. My specific tasks while operating in CoIST were as follows: collecting and analyzing battlefield data, develop Enemy MDCOA (Most Dangerous Course Of Action), MLCOA (Most Likely Course Of Action),and TTP's (Tactics, Techniques and Protocols), briefing outgoing patrols on my findings and advising them for their mission. The accuracy of my information and recommendations played a crucial role in the success of missions during NTC Rotation 11-08. On numerous occasions I was responsible for briefing my chain of command as well as visiting officials on our battle space, and current CoIST operations. Show less