Bradley Owen

Dynamic and results-driven professional with a strong background in the United States Marine Corps Reserve, excelling in leadership and problem-solving. Proven ability to enhance team safety and operational efficiency through critical thinking and threat assessment. Adept at multitasking and adapting to high-pressure environments, ensuring successful outcomes in diverse roles.

Experienced with construction, demolition, and fortifications in diverse military settings. Utilizes heavy machinery and handles explosives with precision and safety. Strong understanding of team collaboration and dynamic operational needs, ensuring mission success.

Pursuing full-time role that presents professional challenges and leverages interpersonal skills, effective time management, and problem-solving expertise.

• Supervised team of Marines to effectively complete the desired mission.
• Completed multiple demolitions ranges with total success by effectively training and teaching Marines on how to correctly build and detonate explosive devices.
• Lead a recon squad through the Mojave desert to conduct counter-mobility against the enemy.
• Ensured all team members have full accountability of equipment and are physically and mentally prepared for mission ahead.
• Lead a squad of marines to the top of a mountain to conduct surveillance and reconnaissance.
• Ensured team member safety and security when one was injured during training exercise.

• Expert Rifle Qualification
• Cyber Awareness trained - October 2024
• Risk Management for Small Unit Leaders Training - January 2025
• Joint Anti-Terrorism Level 1 Training - January 2025
• Records Management Training - January 2025

Professional achievement in the superior performance of duties while serving as Fire Team Leader, Company E, 4th Combat Engineer Battalion, 4th Marine Division from 14 July 2024 to 29 July 2024 as participant in National Training Center Rotation 24-09. In support of 1st Brigade Combat Team, 3rd Infantry Division, United States Army. Performed Duties in an exemplary and highly professional manner. Applying commanders intent and reconnaissance knowledge, led team into the notional city of Razish and, in a training scenario, destroyed two Bradley Tanks and 10 dismounted enemy troops. When one of the marines suffered a real-world injury, coordinated CASEVAC to higher echelon care. Initiative, perseverance, and dedication to duty reflected credit upon him and were in keeping with the highest traditions of the Marine Corps and the United States Naval Service.