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EQUAL OPPORTUNITY LEADER
Summary
Experienced military leader with over fifteenth years of successful supervisory experience. Seeking entry-level position to gain work related experience in order to progress to higher level position. Proven record of unprecedented accomplishment, mission-critical decision making, time-management, and extensive teamwork abilities; with the ability to develop and implement effective action plans. Dedicated professional with 22 years of outstanding performance in the U.S. Military; earned five promotions and excelled as a leader. Accountable and ambitious, able to remain focused and productive in challenging situations. Offering top-quality customer service.
Experience
September 2015
to
June 2017
United States ArmyCity , STATEEqual Opportunity Leader
- As the Battalion Equal Opportunity (NCO) I assist in the implementation of the EO programs; receives and processes complaints; conducts staff assisted visits to subordinate companies; disseminates EO policies and guidance to over 1200 Soldiers and Family members within the battalion; coordinates attendance in the 60-80-hour Division Equal Opportunity Leaders Course; quarterly collects, organizes, and interprets demographic EO data to determine inequitable management practices; plans, coordinates, and implements all battalion ethnic observances to include requisitioning guest speakers.
July 2007
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March 2010
INSTRUCTOR, United States ArmyCity , STATEBOLC II
- Responsible for the instruction, training, development and evaluation of 120 Second Lieutenants during the Basic Officer Leader Course ( BOLC II); contribute to the development, preparation and improvement of the Program of Instruction (POI), and related training materials; provides subject-matter expertise; ensuring training is conducted in a tactical and realistic environment; coordinates, plans and resources numerous ranges and live fires exercise; provide quality and first-hand experience on tactics and techniques to approximately 200 future Platoon Leaders; personally responsible for the well over $80,000 in military equipment.
July 2004
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June 2017
United States ArmyCity , STATEInfantry Squad Leader
- As a Squad Leader in an infantry platoon, I was directly responsible for the control, training, and actions of the thirteen soldiers in my squad.
- Instrumental in the planning, coordination, and execution of combat operations both in training and while deployed in field.
- Performed Platoon Sergeant's duties while he was away which included administrative management of the entire platoon.
- During my time.
- Inspected and maintained over 1 million dollars in communication equipment assigned to the company.
- Organized and maintained an arms room containing approximately 2 million dollars of equipment.
- Established training and work schedules allowing predictability and fairness.
- Revised training manual with updates, foster greater learning curve and mentored new soldiers to my units, trained and instilled discipline, tact, and leadership.
- Implement new guidelines, improving the overall efficiency of my Unit.
- Protect government sites within the intelligence community.
- Maintain point of control for access to the property and verify all persons coming through the check point to include staff, contractors, and visitors.
- Provide close reconnaissance and surveillance to the infantry battalion.
- Attend company- held ranges and assist as a Line Instructor and safety personnel.
- Assists in the performance of reconnaissance operations.
- Operates and maintains communications equipment and operates in a radio net.
- Processes prisoners of war and captured documents.
- Completed a nine month deployment in Afghanistan participating in Operation: Enduring Freedom; conducted numerous amounts of foot patrols and day/night missions as a Team.
- Recognized for finding a large enemy stockpile of weapons in Afghanistan.
- Applied relevant knowledge and procedures to dig out the stockpile resulting in a safe and secure area.
Education and Training
High school Graduated from Superior Dr. Pila in Ponce, Puerto Rico
* Successfully completed Basic Leadership Course and graduate in the top 10% of the class.
*Attended Advance Leader Course, Instructor Training Course, Javelin Gunnery Course, Warrior Leader Course
* Successfully completed Army Combative level 1 and 2 and Parachutist (Airborne) course
* Completed Bradley Infantry fighting vehicle (BIFV) System Master Gunner, AMMO-62-OS, Technical Transportation of Hazardous Materials
Languages
Bilingual (English and Spanish)
Skills
administrative, Army, Basic, conflict resolution, English, government, instruction, Instructor, Leadership, Materials, access, weapons, OS, personnel, policies, Processes, quality, radio, safety, Spanish, training materials, Transportation
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Job Titles Held:
- Equal Opportunity Leader
- BOLC II
- Infantry Squad Leader
Degrees
- High school Graduated from Superior Dr. Pila in Ponce, Puerto Rico
* Successfully completed Basic Leadership Course and graduate in the top 10% of the class.
*Attended Advance Leader Course, Instructor Training Course, Javelin Gunnery Course, Warrior Leader Course
* Successfully completed Army Combative level 1 and 2 and Parachutist (Airborne) course
* Completed Bradley Infantry fighting vehicle (BIFV) System Master Gunner, AMMO-62-OS, Technical Transportation of Hazardous Materials
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