Arlen St.Germain

• Validated results and performed quality assurance of batch records.
• Performed system analysis, documentation, testing, implementation, and user support for platform transitions.
• Assessed data modeling and statistics to integrate high-level business processes with data rules.
• Performed audits of subsidiaries to protect shareholders and potential investors from fraudulent or unrepresentative financial claims.
• Monitored compliance and filing requirements in conjunction with staff and management.
• Identified and resolved problems through root cause analysis and research.
• Administered 100's internal quality audits and assessed results to inform corrective action measures for Batches.

• Trained in conflict resolution among subordinates, equals and superiors.
• Maintained awareness of subordinates' personal problems and shortcomings, supporting personal and professional growth.
• Prepared and submitted personnel, ordnance and operational reports.
• Managed weapon handling, delivery and shipping systems.
• Oversaw utilities manual records to perform stock control and accounting duties. For numerous supply distribution points around the state of Texas.
• Looked after weapons by scheduling and performing organizational and preventive maintenance.

• Established emergency response to manage and respond to physical security needs of employees, buildings, technology and materials.
• Identified new and innovative approaches to physical security training and executed training to direct and guide physical security staff.
• Offered subject matter expertise surrounding physical security strategy and performed site inspections to adhere to physical security strategy and standards.

Experience

· Served as a Sniper Team Leader in the First Battalion 24th Infantry Regiment at Fort Wainright, Alaska for a year and half. I was the youngest team leader in the sniper section, leading groups of up to eight soldiers ages 19-34. Through some of the most physically and mentally challenging training, I conducted numerous live fire and field training exercises. My job was to ensure proper employment and accountability of classified weapons and optics, while maintaining sight of mission objectives critical to the success of our entire battalion.

· Regularly accountable for five million dollars worth of equipment. Due to certain uncommon qualifications, such as being a Certified Military UAV Operator and having a license on twelve unique military vehicles, it was often necessary for the unit to assign me to tasks outside of my normal scope of work to meet standards put forth, making me adaptable and the defacto jack-of-all-trades in a pinch.

· Due to the nature of Military long range precision shooting, o

operational security standards had to be very high. I had to insure the training environment was such that only personnel with security clearances and a need-to-know received training. With this I had to vet potential candidates for acceptance into the sniper section based not only on clearance, but character as well. I helped regulate distribution of classified material throughout the entire section. I established a personal relationship with every solider in the section to ensure they where not accidently proliferating classified information while casually discussing work with fellow soldiers