JESSIE CHE
Worked as a Supply Chain Management specialist while serving in the United States Marine Corps. Excelled at problem solving, personnel development and workflow productivity.
Work History
Supply Chain Management Specialist
4 Years- Developed and implemented strategic plans to enhance efficiency and effectiveness.
- Coordinated cross-functional teams to ensure alignment on project objectives.
- Conducted training sessions to improve personnel performance and operational knowledge.
- Responsible for maintaining and managing military equipment worth over $20M.
- Maintained and controlled essential supporting documentation to document major events in capital assets' lifecycle from acquisition, transference, sub-custody, and disposition.
- Managed requisitions, customer requests, maintenance management, auditing procedures and reconciliation processes.
- Coordinated with department heads to streamline operations and improve workflow productivity.
- Established performance indicators to track and measure personnel success.
- Utilized Accountable property system of records to track, manage, and maintain lifecycle records for government property.
- Managed 10+ personnel in the workspace.
- Created and coordinated projects, timelines and personnel needed to complete asset procurement, gear movement in and out of the country and fiscal year budgeting.
- Ensured the quarterly and annual inventory of military equipment, maintaining and filing records documenting said inventory periods.
Cashier
2 Years 4 Months- Processed customer transactions accurately and efficiently.
- Processed customer transactions accurately and efficiently using POS systems.
- Monitored cash drawer for discrepancies and ensured balanced end-of-shift reports.
- Monitored cash drawer for discrepancies.
Education
High School Diploma
Skills
Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal
Professional achievement in the superior performance of his duties while serving as Supply Administrative and Logistics clerk and Non-Commissioned Officer in charge, Marine Aircraft Group 16 from February 2023 to July 2026. Corporal ChiChe executed over 300 subordinate unit code transfers totaling more than 10 million dollars and over 1,000 unit to unit transfers totaling more than 200 million dollars, ensuring mission readiness for Marine Expeditionary Units and unit deployment programs. He trained 20 Officers and Staff Non-Commissioned Officers on accountable Officer responsibilities, strengthening Command accountability. He completed 52 monthly serialized inventories, maintaining strict control of sensitive assets. While deployed in support of Marine Heavy Helicopter Squadron 465, he led the transfer of over 500 weapons and optics systems, procured critical supplies, and coordinated asset transfers. Corporal ChiChe professionalism, personal initiative, and dedication to duty reflected credit on him and were in keep with the highest traditions of the Marines Corps and the United States Naval Service.