Joaquin Leon De La Barra
Coral Springs,FL
Summary
Experienced Infantryman offering four and a half years of experience with the United States Marine Corps. Solid communication, planning, and problem-solving abilities. Outstanding team collaboration. Looking to apply leadership, skills, and knowledge to BLANK.
Overview
5
5
years of professional experience
1
1
Certification
Work History
Wildland Firefighter
Bureau of Land Management / Devils Workout
Worland, WY
05.2024 - 10.2024
- Cut and cleared brush and dug trenches to create fire lines using axes, chainsaws or shovels.
- Patrolled burnt areas after fires to locate and eliminate hot spots that could flare or rekindle.
- Enhanced wildfire containment by coordinating and executing strategic fireline construction.
- Upheld high standards of professionalism while interacting with the public during prescribed burns or emergency situations.
- Maintained physical fitness and readiness for extended shifts in challenging outdoor environments.
- Improved crew safety through diligent hazard assessment and risk management during incidents.
- Supported incident management teams with accurate mapping, GPS tracking, and real-time information sharing.
0311 Infantry Rifleman
United States Marine Corps
Camp Lejeune North Carolina
10.2019 - 03.2024
- Demonstrated leadership skills as a squad leader and fireteam leader, effectively managing personnel assignments and coordinating tactical movements under pressure.
- Trained multinational partners,and foreign nationals to develop warfighting and defense capabilities with the French Foreign Legion and Japanese Ground Self Defense Force.
- Squad Leader in charge of security for a MARSOC compound that was conducting reconnaissance and direct action operations against an IED production facility in a training environment. My role within the compound was Planning and conducting security and reconnaissance patrols, QRF drills utilizing light tactical vehicles and ensuring proper manning of gun positions and armored vehicles at all times.
- Developed the ability to react promptly, appropriately, and decisively in emergency situations, my duties required maintaining situational awareness and the ability to make split-second decisions under pressure.
- During the little creek training exercise on joint Expeditionary Base Little Creek-Fort Story, Virginia, manned a 240B on ship on ship security to facilitate amphibious operations and conducted a combined arms raid for hostage rescue.
- Assigned to the QRF team, translator and personal security of the company commander while providing aid to civilian populace for humanitarian relief during Marine Corps Combat Readiness Evaluations. Assisted in riot control and screening civilians at the gate for access to the compound.
- Led reconnaissance training missions integrated with scout swimmers, conducted maritime security patrols and ship boarding operations. Organized and trained boat teams to execute maritime combat operations, developed and executed detailed navigation plans for marine operations, ensuring the safe and efficient transportation of personnel and equipment.
- Conducted Mountain Warfare Training Center in Bridgeport, California, training includes techniques in navigation, survival, climbing, skiing, and small unit tactics under harsh conditions. Preparing me for altitude, weather, and rugged terrain.
- Trained and instructed over 60 Marines in combat marksmanship and weapon manipulation and implemented corrective measures and tailored training plans to enhance marksmanship fundamentals such as sight alignment, trigger control, and follow-through.
- Maintained certification in CPR and first-aid procedures to respond to injuries and gone through advanced first aid training in combat casualty care.
- Trained to proficiently use M4, M27, M249, 240B, M18 and explosive ordinance.
- Transported and guarded over 2 million dollars worth of drone equipment in West Virginia.
- Accountable of 400,000 dollars of equipment within squad at all times.
Education
Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) - EMS
Broward College
Fort Lauderdale, FL04-2025
High School Diploma -
J.P Taravella
Coral Springs, FL06-2019
Skills
- Physical fitness
- Patrolling techniques
- Convoy security
- First aid proficiency
- Language skills
- Land navigation
- Helicopter insertion
- Waterborne patrols
- Small unit leadership
- Quick reaction force
Accomplishments
- Letter of Appreciation MARSOC United States Marine Forces Special Operations Command
Received Award for leading 12 Marines in Joint Training Operation with special operations as a Infantry Squad Leader.
- Honor Graduate of Coxswains School
Received for graduating with a grade of 99.6%
- Sea Service Deployment Ribbon
The Navy Sea Service Deployment Ribbon (NSSDR) is presented to any member of the United States Navy after they complete a deployment at sea. A standard deployment is considered 90 consecutive days or two periods of at least 80 days within a 12 month period.
Certification
- BLS Certified January 2024
American Heart
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- Infantry Rifleman
School of Infantry East Camp Lejeune, North
Carolina
- Coxswain Skills Course
Expedition Operations Training Group/Amphibious Raids Branch
- Combat Marksmanship Coach
Weapons Training Battalion Camp Lejeune
- Adult, Child, & Infant CPR & AED, Standard First Aid May 2024
Emergency Care & Safety Institute
Languages
Spanish
Native or Bilingual
Timeline
Wildland Firefighter
Bureau of Land Management / Devils Workout
05.2024 - 10.2024
0311 Infantry Rifleman
United States Marine Corps
10.2019 - 03.2024
Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) - EMS
Broward College
High School Diploma -
J.P Taravella