D'ANGELO JOSE PEREZ
Summary
Combat Engineer leading 50+ Marines per day across operations, maintenance, safety, and training. Coordinates 10+ preventive maintenance, repair, and corrective action tasks per month, 5+ equipment inspections per week, and equipment accountability for combat vehicles and mission-essential assets. Builds disciplined, ready teams by coaching junior personnel and enforcing standards in high-pressure environments.
Overview
8
8
Certifications
2027
2027
years of professional experience
Work History
Facilities / Self-Help Support
Camp Pendleton
2018 - Current
- Supported maintenance, repair, and upkeep needs across facilities, keeping common areas serviceable and operational.
- Maintained accountability for tools, materials, and equipment through careful tracking and organized storage.
- Delivered government equipment safely and coordinated transportation support for maintenance operations.
- Communicated with customers, supervisors, and support personnel to resolve maintenance issues and clarify service needs.
- Prioritized work requests and tracked completion timelines to keep service commitments moving forward.
Combat Marksmanship Trainer & Coach
United States Marine Corps
2018 - Current
- Trained 24-50 personnel per cycle on marksmanship fundamentals, safety procedures, and performance standards.
- Instructed personnel on technical skills, equipment handling, and accountability standards in high-pressure training environments.
- Evaluated trainee performance and identified training needs to improve proficiency and consistency.
- Planned and conducted training sessions while maintaining safety, discipline, and accountability throughout each event.
- Adapted instruction for varying experience levels to keep training effective and accessible across the team.
- Provided direct feedback and mentoring to build discipline, confidence, and technical proficiency.
Sergeant / Combat Engineer
United States Marine Corps
01.2018 - Current
- Coordinated 100% of preventive maintenance work orders across combat vehicles and mission-essential equipment.
- Supervised 24-50 Marines per shift while maintaining accountability, development, and welfare.
- Led daily operations, assigned priorities, and balanced productivity with safety across maintenance, training, and administrative tasks.
- Directed preventive maintenance, inspections, repairs, and corrective actions to keep vehicles and equipment mission-ready.
- Tracked personnel, vehicles, tools, equipment, and supplies to maintain accurate accountability across operations.
- Trained junior Marines through instruction, coaching, counseling, and feedback to strengthen performance and discipline.
- Coordinated maintenance, logistics, training, and operational requirements while identifying deficiencies and working with maintenance personnel on solutions.
Education
High School Diploma - undefined
Penn Foster High School
12-2017
Skills
- Leadership
- Team management
- Training and coaching
- Personnel development
- Performance evaluation
- Preventive maintenance
- Troubleshooting
- Safety and risk management
- Equipment readiness
- Logistics coordination
- Work order management
- Asset tracking
- Shift scheduling
- Preventive maintenance scheduling
- Standard operating procedures
- Facilities maintenance planning
- OSHA compliance
- Incident reporting
Certification
OSHA 10-Hour Safety
ADDITIONAL QUALIFICATIONS
- ~9 years U.S. Marine Corps experience
- Military leadership
- Mechanical and equipment-maintenance background
- Trainer and performance coach
- High-pressure environment experience
- Strong safety mindset
- Adaptable to new equipment and procedures
- Willing to relocate
Timeline
Sergeant / Combat Engineer
United States Marine Corps
01.2018 - Current
High School Diploma - undefined
Penn Foster High School
Facilities / Self-Help Support
Camp Pendleton
2018 - Current
Combat Marksmanship Trainer & Coach
United States Marine Corps
2018 - Current