Student

• Jun 2023 - Present

2nd Lieutenant

• Jan 2023 - Present

Marine Corps Enlisted Commissioning Education Program Participant

• Mar 2019 - Jan 2023

Primary Marksmanship Instructor

• Jan 2018 - May 2019

Provide preparatory marksmanship training for Marine Corps Recruits and prepare them for qualification with the M16A4 Service Rifle during Table 2 Basic Combat Rifle Marksmanship. Supervise Combat Marksmanship Coaches. Oversee live fire rifle qualification for entry level and sustainment level shooters. Honor Graduate of the Combat Marksmanship Trainers Course 6-18 aboard Weapons and Field Training Battalion.Played a crucial role in the development of Marine Corps recruits, teaching the fundamentals of Combat Marksmanship to 673 recruits while sustaining a 100 percent qualification rate and an above average table two qualification score. Show less

Range Safety Officer

• Mar 2017 - May 2019

Know and enforce all safety regulations, adhere to the rules of range operations, and follow all marksmanship manuals, orders, regulations, and directives, as they pertain to marksmanship instruction and training on a live fire range. Supervised more than 230 personnel, as the Range Safety Officer, for more than 104 training hours to ensure all safety measures were enforced during range operations.

Combat Marksmanship Coach

• Mar 2017 - Jan 2018

Teach and remediate entry level marksmanship to Marine Corps Recruits and sustainment level marksmanship to Marines. Teach and Supervise pistol training/qualification to Marines. Inspect shooter weapons and equipment each day to ensure they are prepared to fire. Enforces safety regulations and correct safety violations. Recommend corrective action in the application of fundamental marksmanship.Graduated distinguished amongst 23 students, in the Combat Marksmanship Coaches Course 4-17 aboard Marine Corps Recruit Depot (MCRD) Edson Range, Weapons Field Training Battalion.Taught and remediated 687 Marine Corps Recruit's in combat marksmanship skills, maintaining a 100% qualification rate and an above average recruit table two qualification score. Show less

Inspector & Instructor

• Mar 2015 - Mar 2017

Inspect and render technical advice in Expeditionary Airfield functions including administration, logistical support, shop structure, and public affairs. Maintain liaison with the Maintenance Officer, Quality Assurance Chief, and Production Control for the EAF section to ensure all requirements and workload are properly identified and completed in accordance with applicable publications.Trained and supervised 26 Marines in the successful execution of all scheduled and unscheduled maintenance, ensuring all Expeditionary Airfield equipment maintained a state of readiness for a total of 687.2 man-hours and 63 maintenance actions. Implemented and reorganized 20 different Local Command Procedures that establish current policies and procedures for all Expeditionary Airfield programs. Directed and led 9 Marines in the first concrete over asphalt installation for the M-31 Arresting Gear in NAS Patuxent River, Maryland to establish installation requirements for NAVAIR. Supervised and directed 14 Marines in daily operations, as the Aircraft Recovery Crew Leader, at NAS Patuxent River in support of continuous flight operations for the F-35.Established a Tool Control Program, to account for and monitor 1,146 tools, this includes the creation of inventories, etchings, serial numbers, silhouetting, and logbooks for toolboxes in accordance with the Naval Aviation Maintenance Program. Executed the embarkation of the M-31 Arresting Gear to MCAS Iwakuni, Japan, worth more than $1,245,000, in support of Marine Corps Pacific flight operations. Show less

Expeditionary Airfield Technician

• Sep 2012 - Mar 2015

Design expeditionary airfields, employ, install, operate, inspect, maintain, and repair Expeditionary Airfield Systems to include Arresting Gear Systems, Visual Landing Aids, Airfield Lighting and Marking Systems and Airfield Surfacing Systems.