Summary
Overview
Work History
Education
Skills
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2 Army Achievement Medals
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Jessi Harmon

Colorado Springs

Summary

Results-driven EOD Officer with proven expertise in crisis management, emergency response coordination, and logistics. Adept at strategic planning and risk assessment, ensuring mission readiness and safety in high-stakes environments.

Overview

3
3
years of professional experience

Work History

Explosive Ordnance Disposal Officer

United States Army
01.2025 - Current

Platoon Leader of an MTOE Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) company; responsible for the identification, render safe, transportation, and disposal of Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear, Explosive (CBRNE) and Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDs). Provides EOD support to Department of War (DoW) installations, federal, state and local law enforcement. Supervises unit administration, personnel
actions, Family support, and professional development for ten Soldiers. Supports the United States Secret Service (USSS) and the Department of State and provides Defense Support to Civil Authorities (DSCA) emergency homeland response in three states. Responsible for maintaining accountability of organizational equipment exceeding $4M. Also serves as the unit maintenance officer, SFRG liaison, and local law
enforcement liaison.

Student Officer

U.S. Naval School Explosive Ordnance DIsposal
01.2024 - 11.2024
Completed advanced joint-service training as a student officer at the Naval School Explosive Ordnance Disposal, studying explosive hazard recognition, render-safe procedures, demolition operations, and chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear, and improvised explosive device response. Trained in high-risk operational planning, technical problem-solving, and precision execution while working in demanding academic and field environments alongside joint military personnel. Developed proficiency in safety management, leadership under pressure, and mission planning through practical exercises involving explosives handling, robotics, range operations, and emergency response procedures.

Ordnance Officer

United States Army
05.2023 - 01.2024

Served as a United States Army Ordnance Officer, leading maintenance, logistics, and operational readiness programs for personnel and equipment in high-tempo training and field environments. Managed teams responsible for weapons systems, tactical vehicles, and supply accountability while coordinating maintenance operations, convoy movements, and risk management procedures. Planned and supervised training events, range operations, and sustainment activities to ensure mission readiness, safety compliance, and efficient resource utilization. Developed leadership, project management, and problem-solving skills through directing cross-functional teams and supporting battalion- and brigade-level operations.

Education

No Degree - Pre-Medical Sciences

Hawai'i Pacific Unversity
Honolulu, HI

No Degree - Modern Languages

Virginia Military Institute
Lexington, VA

Bachelor of Science - Biology

Northern Arizona University
Flagstaff, AZ
05-2023

Skills

  • Report writing
  • Strategic planning
  • Budgeting and finance
  • Asset protection
  • Emergency and non-emergency response
  • Emergency response coordination
  • Safety protocols
  • Risk assessment
  • Team building
  • Project planning
  • Logistics coordination
  • Hazard mitigation
  • Crisis management
  • Disaster response
  • Decision-making

Timeline

Explosive Ordnance Disposal Officer

United States Army
01.2025 - Current

Student Officer

U.S. Naval School Explosive Ordnance DIsposal
01.2024 - 11.2024

Ordnance Officer

United States Army
05.2023 - 01.2024

No Degree - Pre-Medical Sciences

Hawai'i Pacific Unversity

No Degree - Modern Languages

Virginia Military Institute

Bachelor of Science - Biology

Northern Arizona University

2 Army Achievement Medals

  • Earned Distinguished Honor Graduate at U.S. Army Ordnance Basic Officer Leaders Course, maintaining 3.97 GPA
  • Provided Emergency Medical response and immediate care to Injured Service Members during an 18-mile ruck march
Jessi Harmon