QUALIFICATIONS PROFILE

Results-driven, multifaceted, and hardworking professional with comprehensive experience in supply

chain, transportation, and distribution operations of materials and supplies. Expert at developing cost-
effective strategies and initiatives to drive organization's advancement and growth. Equipped with
outstanding ability to cultivate positive relationships with key stakeholders and all levels of
professionals. Currently hold an active Secret Clearance.

KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS, AND ABILITIES

Skill in inventory management

 Expertise in providing strategic solutions in responding to occurring issues.
 Outstanding capabilities in fulfilling unit's mission through wide-ranging expertise in supply operations.

Skill in materiel coordination

 Competency in functioning diverse positions to perform material coordination, inventory, and assessment.

Knowledge of inventory control

 Broad knowledge of supply chain laws, regulations, policies, and procedures.
 Proficiency in utilizing various industry tools and supply automated systems to perform the necessary
tasks.

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF STATE
7960 CLUNY COURT, SPRINGFIELD, VA 22153
Functional Property Management Specialist I, Bureau of Diplomatic Security Feb 2019–To Present
Business Integra/ Cherokee Nation Hours per Week: 40
 Serve as a Functional Property Management Specialist I in the Defensive Equipment Program,
which provides a logistics center, including a warehouse component, with the ability to respond to
orders for defensive equipment received from around the world.
 Assists in the training of the Department of States system of record; Integrated Logistics
Management System (ILMS), the Secure-Integrated Logistics Management system (S-ILMS), Mobile
Asset advantage, and has directed the use of core CMMS (IBM Maximo) and mobile CMMS.
 Drafts Standard Operating Procedures (SOP), Memorandums, and weekly logistics reports
pertaining to the procurement handling, programming, and inventory/accountability of all DS
equipment deployed worldwide
 Assist with annual inventory reconciliation of all geographic regions of DS property using the
Integrated Logistics Management System (ILMS), the Secure-Integrated Logistics Management
system (S-ILMS), Mobile Asset advantage, and as directed the use of core CMMS (IBM Maximo)
and mobile CMMS

Career Highlights
 Maintains accurate accounting and reporting systems for DOS defensive equipment. Maintains and
updates existing inventory databases and spreadsheets to track equipment, supplies, and materials
throughout the life cycle. Revises existing databases as needed to meet inventory tracking requirements.
 Prepares and distributes procedures for conducting inventories; participates in the inventory process·
conducts investigations to determine causes of inventory discrepancies by checking all property records and
contacting organizations responsible for the property- and compiles information used in reporting
inventory results.

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  Provides supply support for installation, maintenance, repair, or other defensive equipment operations for
items requiring special handling, such as weapons, ammunition, and specialist protective service
equipment.
 Receives and processes reports of supplies, equipment, and materials shipped from and to the facility.
Reconciles discrepancies between items listed on labeling, packing slips or bills and the items actually
received.

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF STATE

7945 CLUNY COURT, SPRINGFIELD, VA 22153
Supply Technician Defensive Equipment, Bureau of Diplomatic Security Feb 2017– Feb 2019
Hours per Week: 40
 Serve as a Supply Technician in the Defensive Equipment Program, which provides a logistics
center, including a warehouse component, with the ability to respond to orders for defensive
equipment received from around the world.
 Performs a variety of supply operations support functions, including monitoring and accounting
for supplies, materials, and equipment; cataloging managing inventory.
 Communicating with employees at overseas posts to exchange information related to the defensive
equipment supply operations.

Career Highlights
 Maintains accurate accounting and reporting systems for DOS defensive equipment. Maintains and
updates existing inventory databases and spreadsheets to track equipment, supplies, and materials
throughout the life cycle. Revises existing databases as needed to meet inventory tracking requirements.
 Prepares and distributes procedures for conducting inventories; participates in the inventory process·
conducts investigations to determine causes of inventory discrepancies by checking all property records and
contacting organizations responsible for the property- and compiles information used in reporting
inventory results.
 Provides supply support for installation, maintenance, repair, or other defensive equipment operations for
items requiring special handling, such as weapons, ammunition, and specialist protective service
equipment.
 Receives and processes reports of supplies, equipment, and materials shipped from and to the facility.
Reconciles discrepancies between items listed on labeling, packing slips or bills and the items actually
received.

UNITED STATES ARMY

3204 MARSHALL STREET, FORT EUSTIS, VA 23604
Logistics Management Specialist, 1-222nd Aviation Regiments Oct 2014–Jun 2016
Hours per Week: 40
 Serve as battalion arms room custodial, government purchase cardholder, company facilities
coordinator, key custodian, and command supply discipline program (CSDP) administrator.
 Render key assistance to the inventory and maintenance of more than 1,000 soldiers' equipment
prior to the departure of the FYI4/15 Holiday Block Leave (HBL) movement, as well as the turn-in
of unserviceable and obsolete equipment, amounting to more than $100K.
 Perform inventory to over 400 Advanced Individual Training (AIT) soldier's central issue facility
and initial issue gear to guarantee compliance with the required equipment of the organization.
 Function as commander's subject matter expert in addressing all logistics issues and managing the
operation of $11M facilities; and as unit supply sergeant for conducting advanced individual
training.

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  Facilitate training on command supply discipline to more than 100 AIT soldiers during linen
exchange and room inventories.
 Administer the request, receipt, issuance, and accountability of individual, organizational,
installation, and expendable supplies and equipment with value of more than $2.5M.

Career Highlights
 Improved organization's efficiency by restructuring the in-processing procedures for the company.
 Developed the rehabilitation facility for the company with no additional costs by seeking and receiving
exercise equipment from the local morale, welfare, and recreation (WMR) facility.
 Formulated and implemented a 100% change of command inventory factoring in multiple shift and
location of equipment.

CAMP STANLEY, SOUTH KOREA APO AP 96257

Supply Technician, 168th Multifunctional Medical Battalion Sep 2013–Oct 2014
Hours per Week: 40
 Optimized the productivity of soldiers and the platoon through execution of company drill and
ceremony competition.
 Performed requisition of expendable and non-expendable supplies, amounting to $6.5M.
 Promptly resolved and addressed issues, while completing regular inventories for hand receipt
holders and wartime ammunition.
 Assumed full responsibility for the health, training, morale, and discipline for two US Army and
three Korean Augmentations to the United States Army (KATUSA) soldiers; and preventive and
organizational maintenance of weapons and sensitive items.

Career Highlights
 Acted as the agency's unit supply sergeant for one of the most forward-deployed medical company ground
of ambulance within the Korean Peninsula, which directly supported the 2 nd Infantry Division.
 Played an instrumental role in conceptualizing and implementing Professional Filler System (PROFIS) field
training exercise, supervising more than 20 soldiers for their annual medical training and certification.

662 MONROE AVENUE, FORT EUSTIS, VA 23602

Supply Technician, 7th Transportation Brigade Aug 2011–Sep 2013
Hours per Week: 40
 Facilitated change of command briefings in line with the assigned tasks, in the absence of the
brigade property book officer.
 Delivered all necessary supply to the brigade during the hurricane Irene relief operations;

Career Highlights
 Obtained zero incidents during the Best Warrior Competition by focusing on safety training procedures
and risk management.
 Acquired more than $7M savings in the class VII funds through implementation of supply discipline
throughout the brigade.
 Accomplished all missions with 80% manning rate by maximizing the efficiency of personnel, while
providing direct and indirect support to over 500 soldiers and sailors during the training exercise in Joint
Logistics over the Shore (JLOTS).
 Capitalized on industry expertise in fulfilling the following initiatives, thus leading to outstanding results:
- Provision of logistical support to six battalions, which resulted to commendable rating during the
XVIII Airborne Corps Command Supply Discipline Program (CSDP) inspection;

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 - Effective deployment of more than 400 soldiers, which led to the attainment of Army Commendation
Medal and personal recognition from the army's sergeant major; and
- Assessment of 100 Financial Liability Investigation of Property Losses (FLIPLs), which reduced the
overall processing time by 95%.

8610 SUSTAINMENT DRIVE, FORT RILEY, KS 66442

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Supply Technician, 1 Sustainment Brigade Jan 2010–Aug 2011
Hours per Week: 40
 Monitored compliance with the Command Supply Discipline Program in managing six platoon
hand receipts, thus earning commendation form the battalion commander.
 Keenly assessed the Command Supply Discipline Program (CSDP) and closely coordinated with
the commander regarding all matters of supply and property accountability.
 Displayed leadership capabilities in managing the following:
- 16 non-tactical vehicles, 8 high-mobility multipurpose wheeled vehicles (HMMWVs), and all
unit supply requirements for five Convoy Support teams (CST) locations throughout Iraq
and Kuwait during Operation Iraqi Freedom (OIF) 10-11;
- Property for the unit's modified table of organization and equipment (MTOE) and theater
property equipment, supporting the OIF and Operation New Dawn (OND); and
- Left behind equipment (LBE) turn-in prior to the combat deployment.

Career Highlights
 Directed the Redeployment Team through early reset and CECOM turn-in of unit equipment in Kuwait,
thereby successfully paving the unit's return from Iraq.
 Supervised the change of command inventories between five CST locations, thus resulting to a flawless
transfer during combat operations within 15 days.
 Lessened administrative delays for all sections within the company's footprint by logging more than 1,000
company operational supply materials.
 Effectively advanced the company's reset progress by 70% through combination of turn-in efforts of over
35 line items.
 Rendered expert management to the two property books in Iraq and Kuwait for OIF and OND, amounting
to more than $1M, thereby leading to zero loss on equipment and occurring incident.
 Decreased the timeline of Relief in Place/Transfer of Authority (RIP/TOA) from 10 to 7 days by
maintaining the accuracy of two distinct property books in Iraq and Kuwait during the New Dawn
Operation.

500TH ENGINEER COMPANY, SCHWEINFURT, GERMANY, APO AE 09226

Supply Technician, 15th Engineer Battalion Oct 2007–Jan 2010
Hours per Week: 40
 Interfaced with the incoming and outgoing commanders on ways to successfully employ the
change of command inventories.
 Enhanced competency of subordinates by conducting low-density training regarding all facets of
supply discipline.
 Directed and strategized more than 200 lateral transfers from numerous units within the USAREUR
during the battalion activation period, as well as the $100K worth of equipment and supply items
through multiple army acquisition resources.
 Functioned as supply sergeant in the battalion's material section in the only construction effects
battalion in USAREUR.

Career Highlights

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  Played role as advanced echelon (ADVON) supply sergeant to build over 11 supply accounts during the
battalion re-stationing from Grafenwöhr to Schweinfurt, while guaranteeing 100% accountability of
battalion's equipment during and after re-stationing of the 15 th Engineer Battalion from Grafenwöhr to
Schweinfurt.
 Developed and implemented the standard operating procedure in command supply discipline, while
controlling six different property books with no loss of equipment and no unit financial liability
investigation of property losses (FLIPLs).

HEADQUARTERS AND HEADQUARTERS BATTERY (HHB), 1 ST BATTALION, 17TH FIELD ARTILLERY REGIMENT,
FORT SILL, OK 73503
Supply Technician, 1st Battalion 17th Field Regiment Nov 2005–Oct 2007
Hours per Week: 40
 Offered effectual support to the battery budget and monitoring of the Command Supply
Disciplined Program (CSDP).
 Presided over the lateral transfers of more than 20 HMMWVs, 15 M1068 command posts vehicles,
12 M1074 PLS transporters, and 4 M88A1 recovery track vehicles for the reset program.
 Organized the logistical documentation, requisition, and accountability of over $50M worth of
property, and promptly addressed discrepancies on all property books.

Career Highlights
 Attained 100% operational readiness of the battery supply room by training four newly assigned 92Y
soldiers on supply operations.
 Gained commendable rating on supply room operations during the installation physical security inspection
and 1st Infantry Division command inspections.
 Created a tracking system, enabling strict accountability of class II items leaving the company supply
room, which significantly reduced waste and abuse.
 Ensured 65% to 95% unit equipment readiness during the brigade reconstitution to a fires brigade.

Earlier Positions Held:

ALPHA BATTERY, 1-7TH FIELD ARTILLERY, SCHWEINFURT, GERMANY APO AE 09033
Supply Technician, 1st Battalion 7th Field Artillery Sep 2003–Nov 2005
Hours per Week: 40

Supply Technician, 2nd Battalion 46th Infantry Regiment Mar 2001–Sep 2003
Hours per Week: 40

EDUCATION

Bachelor of Arts in Transportation and Logistics Management,

American Military University – Charles Town, WV 25414, Aug 2016
Bachelor of Arts in Government Contract and Acquisition with a Minor in Management
American Military University – Charles Town, WV 25414, Jan 2018 to Present

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

- Contracting Officer's Representative with a Mission Focus: Nov 2018

- Simplified NATO Contracting 101 Course: Jan 2016
- Lean, Six Sigma, and Balanced Scorecards: Jan 2016
- Overview of Acquisition Ethics: Dec 2015

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 - Physical Inventories: Dec 2015
- Writing Skills: Dec 2015
- Acquisition Procedures: Dec 2015
- Fundamentals of System Sustainment Management: Sep 2015
- Performance Based Logistics Product Support: Sep 2015
- Designing for Supportability in DOD Systems: Sep 2015
- Reliability, Availability, and Maintainability: Sep 2015
- Acquisition Logistics Fundamentals: Jun 2015
- Fundamentals of International Acquisition: Apr 2015
- Fundamentals of Systems Acquisition Management: Feb 2015
- Contracting Officers Representative (COR): Dec 2014
- Cadre Training Course: Nov 2014
- Government Purchase Card (GPC): Sep 2013
- Property Book Unit Supply Enhanced Course (PBO Level): Apr 2013
- Operational Contract Support Course: Feb 2013
- Battle Command Sustainment Supply System (BCS3): Dec 2011
- Advanced Leaders Course (ALC): Dec 2009
- Property Book Unit Supply Enhanced Course (Unit Level): Feb 2007
- Unit Armorer Course: Mar 2006
- Basic Leader Course: Mar 2003
- ULLS-S4 Operator and Supervisor Training: May 2002

AWARDS AND HONORS

- Army Achievement Medal (3)

- Army Commendation Medal (7)
- Army Good Conduct Medal (5)
- Army Noncommissioned Officer Professional Development Ribbon (2)
- Army Overseas Service Ribbon (3)
- Army Service Ribbon
- Army Valorous Unit Award
- Certificate of Achievement (3)
- Global War on Terrorism Expeditionary Medal
- Global War on Terrorism Service Medal
- Iraq Campaign Medal
- Korea Defense Service Medal
- National Defense Service Medal

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