My resume paints a broad stroke, intentionally, due to the polar opposite career choices. The first choice was to get my feet wet in my overall business acumen and sales skill development, and the second was to serve this country and to challenge my adaptability. In combination this has made me well rounded as both a leader and team player while showing that I have the capacity to excel in a number of different environments and industries. My strength lies in motivating people to achieve a mutual desired outcome, quickly solving any problem that arises, and adapting to whatever change is guaranteed to come next. I’ve excelled at things I liked, and many things I dislike, such as chemical warfare or powerpoint compilations, because I gain satisfaction in being around a solid team and with the overall purpose of what we were doing rather then with whatever the obstacle is. In a nutshell, I hope my resume stands as evidence that no matter the project, product, or service you specialize in, I will become an asset quickly and will not burn out on you within the first year or two.
Project Management
undefined-Top Secret/SCI Clearance: May 2024 (continuous enrollment)
-Project Management Professional (PMP Certification), Project Management Institute
-Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal
-Letter of Commendation
-Good Conduct Medal