Experience

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  U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command

  • United States
  • Armed Forces
  • 700 & Above Employee

  • Chief Instructional Development Coorinator

    • 2018 - Present

    Performed duties as the Chief Program Manager of the U.S Army Field Artillery advanced individual training school. Comprised of 52 first-line Supervisors, 2500 trainees, and $434 million worth of Department of Defense equipment.

  • Seinor Instructional Development Coordinator

    • 2017 - 2018

    Trained and supervised three Non-Commissioned Officers to pass their senior level Certifications. Including a written safety test and a hands-on technical certification greatly improving the organizations proficiency on core competencies.

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  U.S. Army

  • Organizational Resource Manager

    • 2015 - 2017

    Developed the organizations ammunition and land management Standard Operating Procedure which has ensured the efficient utilization of organizational funds.

  • Senior Supervisor

    • 2011 - 2015

    Served as the senior supervisor of a 45 personnel team that provides support to a higher organization, supporting a Strategic Mission. Advised leaders on all aspects of operations for a combat element as well as mounted and dismounted infantry tactics and techniques.

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  U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command

  • Fort Riley, Kansas, United States

  • Senior Small Group Instructor

    • 2009 - 2011
    • Fort Riley, Kansas, United States

    Responsible for the training, morale, health and welfare of four Cadre and 44 WLC students per 15-day cycle; conducts training in both garrison and field environments using the Sergeant Major Academy approved Program of Instructions; facilitates the implementation of updates to the POI in accordance with TRADOC and USASMA standards; ensures all administrative and course materials are adequate and correct; subject matter expert in all instructional POI; responsible for the accountability and maintenance of $800,000 worth of office, billets, computers and various equipment.