Isaac Funderburk
Columbia,MO
Summary
Friendly Day Porter with commitment to delivering excellent guest experiences. Takes thorough approach to cleaning and maintaining properties. Talented Truck Driver with good route planning, payment handling and customer service skills. Offering 6 years of experience and basic maintenance knowledge. Performance-driven and detail-oriented with methodical approach to following through on every need. Motivated employee learns quickly in fast-paced, high-volume environments. Consistently adheres to safety standards. Maintains open availability and flexibility to work various shifts. Organized and dependable candidate successful at managing multiple priorities with a positive attitude. Willingness to take on added responsibilities to meet team goals.
Overview
6
6
years of professional experience
Work History
Porter/Assistant
Joe Machens CDJR Auto Dealer
Columbia, MO
09.2021 - Current
- My position was within the service department of the dealership.
- I am a dealership porter who assisted with miscellaneous tasks throughout the service department ranging from cleaning, parts delivery, shuttle driver, and organizing appointments with customers either through phone or in person.
- My primary responsibilities were to keep accountability for the vehicles on the lot that came in for service work or move vehicles to various spots within the dealership lots.
- I would move vehicles from various spots of the lot to help free up space in the parking lot for customers to have easy access to our services.
- I would also have the cars ready to be picked up by customers or prepare them for the shop technicians.
- The dealership had a courtesy shuttle I would operate for customers that needed a ride to and from the dealership. It was another one of my priority responsibilities.
- Immediate tasks were to greet customers and take them to specific advisors depending on the services they needed for their vehicles.
- There is a heavy focus on communicating with customers in person or through the phone.
- When days were slow, I assisted with cleaning the shop and organizing the filing cabinets which consisted of work orders or service tickets from the technicians to help keep a history on previous work done on customer vehicles.
- I would also do side tasks, whether picking up food for the shop, delivering or even picking up parts from various regional dealers, or sometimes filling in for the Lube Tech Advisor.
88M Motor Transport Operator
Missouri Army National Guard
Harrisonville, MO
12.2017 - Current
- My MOS, Motor Operator, primarily focuses on the operation of various military vehicles or equipment within the Army National Guard.
- 88Ms receive training on vehicles such as semi-tractor trailers, LHS, LMTVs, and Humvee.
- Majority of the time the position consists of driving company assigned vehicles while also performing constant inspections of said vehicles at all times.
- My current grade/rank is an E5/Sergeant within the Missouri National Guard.
- I have completed my necessary requirements such as Basic Leadership Course (BLC) and Distributed Leadership Course (DLC) to acquire my grade as an NCO.
- I have been placed in leadership roles throughout my first couple of deployments mostly as a team leader for lower enlisted soldiers.
- Demonstrated safe driving by following regulations and safety procedures, resulting in zero accidents.
- Operated with safety and skill to avoid accidents and delays.
- Minimized delays by planning and adjusting routes to account for changing weather and traffic conditions.
- Maintained daily, legible log books and submitted corresponding documents to maintenance personnel of vehicle usage.
- Qualified in operator level maintenance tasks of various types of military issued vehicles for mission readiness.
- Fully versed in Preventative Maintenance Checks and Services (PMCS) of military equipment/vehicles while also reporting findings to maintenance personnel through Defense Department (DD) forms such as DD 5988s or DD 2404s.
Title 10 Active-Duty Southwest Border Mission
National Guard Border Support
Southwest Texas Border
10.2022 - 11.2023
- First deployment under Title 10 orders activated under the Missouri Army National Guard.
- I was stationed in Carrizo Springs, Texas, to support Border Patrol in securing the US/Mexico border.
- Our main priority was to provide observation for Border Patrol of migrants illegally entering the US and reported the information to Border Patrol agents around the area of operation.
- We were stationed throughout the US southern border of Texas.
- We were positioned on the border at designated sites for 8-10 hours a shift nearly everyday.
- We have three shift changes throughout each day of the week operating the sites 24/7.
- We monitored areas such as the local roads of Texas along the border, the Rio Grande River, and remote regions of vegetation and open terrain.
- We were assigned Border Patrol and Army-issued equipment to help identify migrant activity under any environmental condition at any time of the day.
- We provided additional security for Border Patrol agents with large groups of migrants after apprehension.
- During processing, we gathered the number of juveniles, males, and females for both Border Patrol and the Task Force for documentation purposes.
- Operated Border Patrol provided vehicles. One of our responsibilities was to maintain the vehicles via operator level of maintenance as well as annotate mechanical issues to unit mechanics.
Night Stock Associate
Hy-Vee Grocery Store
Columbia, MO
09.2021 - 01.2022
- I worked as a stocker for the night shift after closing hours.
- Our main tasks were to restock the shelves and remove any expired goods still on the shelves during my shift,
- Throughout the night, we would bring out pallets of different products of, dried goods, cleaning supplies, and even refrigerated food filling the various departments of the store.
- We’d separate the pallets to specific isles and start dismantling the pallets, stocking the shelves as the pallets were broken down.
- We’d gather and carry the items to where they’d belong and start placing them in the correct spots while also organizing the shelves to have a more professional and clean presentation.
- If too much of a specific product couldn’t fit into a spot, we would put the overstock in the backrooms for the next shift or carry on over to the next night when we worked to be placed on the sales floor then.
Title 32 Orders Covid-19 Relief
Missouri Army National Guard
Columbia, MO
04.2020 - 08.2021
- My unit's responsibility primarily was transportation missions and support positions throughout the state for State of Emergency events, natural disasters, and Covid-19 Support for food banks and local communities.
- I was previously on active-duty orders in response to Covid-19 for over a year assisting relief efforts in St. Louis and Sikeston Missouri. These orders was under Title 32.
- My unit was tasked with supporting food bank operations and smaller food distributions around the state through means of manual distributions or traffic regulations through physical labor of service members.
- We operated our trucks to transport food and other critical supplies in both the city environment and rural areas of Missouri.
- We also spent most of our time in warehouses, packaging, organizing, labeling, and distributing food/supplies to civilians throughout the region.
- We operated both electric pallet jacks and manual pallet jacks for loading critical supplies in various forms of transportation.
- I am familiar with carrying heavy equipment as well as familiar with the organization of assembly lines.
- I was on orders from April 2020 to August 2021.
Key Holder/Cashier
Dollar General
Columbia, MO
08.2019 - 08.2021
- My position was the store key holder of the Paris Rd location for Dollar General.
- I primarily operated the register throughout the day during my shifts.
- My responsibilities included cleaning the store, organizing shelves, setting up products, and checking in & documenting shipments.
- My task at the end of the day was to count down and confirm the days earnings and securing the money in deposit slips before placing it inside the stores safe.
- Officially, I was one of the key holders of the store which meant I had the duty to open and close the store whenever management needed me to.
- I had access to the safe and was responsible for gathering change for the registers, counting in drawers for change of shifts, calculating the daily income to ensure we did not come up short, and fixing any programming issues.
- Documenting shipments was through digital and manual means which involved me to cross reference and confirm the logs that were coming through ensuring the store is receiving the right products in the appropriate quantities.
- Oversaw store operations by counting cash drawers, reviewing equipment management, and supervising staff.
Cashier
Lee’s Famous Recipe Chicken
Columbia, MO
08.2017 - 05.2019
- My position was cashier. This was a job I had retained in my time of High School.
- My responsibility was to handle the register and take new orders from customers to relay to the kitchen staff.
- I made sure straws, cups, and condiments were always fully stocked for our customers to utilize for their convenience.
- I would answer any questions they might have and address any issues that may have occurred for customers.
- I was also responsible for ensuring the dining area, and bathrooms were always clean.
- Behind the counters and front entrance were also areas that I maintained throughout my shifts.
- Other small tasks would include emptying the tea containers, changing out any full trash bags, disposing of leftover food, and even counting down the registers at the end of the closing shift.
- As a cashier, another responsibility of mine was to operate the drive-through and take orders.
Education
Basic Leadership Certification - Basic Leadership Course
Fort Bliss
Fort Bliss, TX08.2022
High School Diploma -
Rock Bridge High School
Columbia, MO05.2019
Skills
- Facility Cleaning
- Materials Organization
- Equipment Repairs
- Leadership Skills
- Customer Service
- Work Planning and Prioritization
- General Maintenance
- Interpersonal Skills
- Strong Work Ethic
- Load Security
- Equipment Operation
- Transportation Safety
Honors Awards
- Armed Forces Service Medal (First): July 30th, 2020
- Armed Forces Service Medal (Second): September 1st, 2023
- Army Reserve Component Achievement Medal January (ARCAM): 7th, 2020
- Missouri Long Service Ribbon: September 29th, 2022
- Missouri National Guard Commendation Ribbon: June 4th, 2020
- Missouri State Emergency Duty Ribbon: May 4th, 2022
- The Air Force Achievement Medal: July 27th, 2021
- Armed Forces Reserve Medal: October 15th, 2023
- Driver's Badge-Wheeled Vehicle: October 15th, 2023
- BLC Certification (3rd on Commandants List of Honors): August 30th, 2023
- Army Forces Reserve Medal: October 15th, 2023
- Army Good Conduct Medal: October 15th. 2023
Veterans Preference
5 Point
Personal Information
Citizenship: US
Timeline
Title 10 Active-Duty Southwest Border Mission
National Guard Border Support
10.2022 - 11.2023
Porter/Assistant
Joe Machens CDJR Auto Dealer
09.2021 - Current
Night Stock Associate
Hy-Vee Grocery Store
09.2021 - 01.2022
Title 32 Orders Covid-19 Relief
Missouri Army National Guard
04.2020 - 08.2021
Key Holder/Cashier
Dollar General
08.2019 - 08.2021
88M Motor Transport Operator
Missouri Army National Guard
12.2017 - Current
Cashier
Lee’s Famous Recipe Chicken
08.2017 - 05.2019
Basic Leadership Certification - Basic Leadership Course
Fort Bliss
High School Diploma -
Rock Bridge High School
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