Alexander Contreras

Operations

- Performs quality control checks throughout all stages of the project life cycle to ensure budgets are kept, deadlines are met, and the performance of the team exceeds the standard.

- Mentor the project team and manage its performance to meet project milestones and budget deadlines.

- Negotiates with vendors and General Contractors to solidify buyout prices for 50 Million dollars worth of projects.

Power Design Resource Sales

- Interfaced with major lighting vendors to ensure the proper development and approval of multi-million dollar fixture packages.

- Negotiated pricing with vendors to ensure the delivery of optimized pricing to customers.

• Conducted analysis on Army program of record systems to determine training objectives and input into course design models
• Worked with cutting edge UAS systems and developed the training metrics that are being employed in combat zones all around the world
• Served as a member of the US Army Infantry Schoolʼs training development team as an advisor on combat training techniques and doctrine changes to stakeholder entities across the Army
• Applied Instructional System Design principles (ADDIE) to the incorporation of new systems into Army institutional training

• Supervised inventory and logistical control of $15,000,000+ equipment giving weekly reports and status updates
• Received specialized training in leadership, mental endurance, fieldcraft, marksmanship, and drills
• Led platoon through multiple exercises, achieving a 100% success-rate
• Trained in adaptive leadership techniques with specific focus on resiliency and mission accomplishment
• Awarded the Army Achievement Medal for accomplishments in this capacity

• Effectively served as the Assistant Operations Officer for a Battalion sized force of approximately 1,000 soldiers ensuring the facilitation of future operations planning and execution
• Served under the Battalion Executive Officer to facilitate the sourcing and execution of unit wide morale events for soldiers and their families