22 Years of experience in quality assurance, order fulfillment, inventory management, handling hazardous materials, operating heavy machinery, and collaborating with engineering teams to drive innovation and efficiency in supply chain processes. I have been with Northrop Grumman for over 6 years with 3 years of experience in manufacturing and 3 plus years in the Supply Chain (my current position). I was employed at the Walmart Logistics facility in Corrine, UT for 18 years working in Supply Chain including Shipping, Quality Assurance, Loss Prevention, and Data Systems. I am attending the Bachelor of Science in Accounting program through Western Governors University in May 2025. I have completed my Associate of Science and Associate of Applied Science in Technology degrees at Utah State University. Three courses to be noted for my position include “Hazard Recognition and Control.” Computer Fundamentals which include learning and practicing Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook. The third course is the completion of an 80-hour course on hazardous transportation materials (49 CFR, IATA, IMDG, and AFMAN) at the Navy Supply Corps. School in Newport, Rhode Island.
Experienced with project coordination, ensuring tasks are completed on time and within scope. Utilizes strong planning and organizational skills to manage resources effectively. Track record of enhancing team collaboration and streamlining workflows to drive project success.
Ship hazardous materials overseas by both land and air.
Member of the Safety Team from 2022 to 2023
Considered "Top Performer" in the past two yearly reviews.
I have received "Bravo" awards for being Top Value Champion, from planners such as Janie Edgington and Doug Olson for going above and beyond to ensure operations are not shut down and always responding quickly. I have also received a Bravo from my manager for assisting in setting up E-Tools on his PC where IT couldn't assist. I have also received a Bravo Award in the past for assisting in receiving when the inventory was larger than usual.