Manuel Martinez - Team Leader (CPL / E-4) - U.S. Army National Guard

Summary

To secure an advancing career in a challenging agency/ organization that provides many opportunities for growth. I will fully utilize my training and skills, in order to provide significant contribution to the success of the agency/ organization.

Driven by background in leading teams within fast-paced environment, with focus on fostering collaboration and achieving project goals. Developed skills in communication and conflict resolution, aiming to transition into new field where these strengths are applicable. Seeking opportunities to leverage transferable skills in dynamic and results-oriented setting.

Overview

4

years of professional experience

Work History

Team Leader (CPL / E-4)

U.S. Army National Guard

Camp Mabry, Austin, Texas, United States

07.2022 - Current

Duties are to observe and report any illegal activity along the Rio Grande River throughout the RGV sector.
Assisting and working alongside Border Patrol, DPS, Texas game wardens and local law enforcement agencies.
Driving Texas Military Department truck units roving around the given RGV sector zone of operation or a observatory position in a military tactical vehicle.
Following Border Patrol agents and Texas State peace officers’ orders to detain and apprehend illegal aliens.
Operations included brush/outdoor terrain foot chases, gathering large Illegal Alien family groups, and spotting /reporting any illegal alien activity or human smuggling.
Duty hours consisted of having 40+ hour weeks with 8–12-hour shifts, and annual rotations every 3-6 months between swings, nights, and morning shift.
Daily uniform included U.S. Army combat uniform, plate carrier with plates, Kevlar helmet, hydration system, m4 rifle or m17 pistol.
Equipment included handheld night vision goggles, thermal observatory systems, ammunition filled rifle or pistol magazines, binoculars, U.S customs and border patrol issued radio, Texas military department issued radio, and Texas Military Department truck units or military tactical vehicles.
Daily shift vehicle maintenance checklist paperwork.
Prior shift guard mount meeting and equipment/uniform checks.
Quarterly training consisting of Texas/Federal Legal rules of force, Information Security, antiterrorism, cybersecurity awareness, and swift water certificates.
Encountering different national groups/people.
Encountering and handling Hazardous gang related members from Mexico and criminals from various nationalities.
Civil disturbance training including riot control equipment shields, batons, and face shields.
Deploying civil disturbance control capabilities.
Texas Military Department Operation Lone Star
Salary: 85000.00 per year
May we contact your supervisor? Yes
Supervisor name: SFC Lumbreras, Luke
Supervisor phone: 956-454-9147
Average hours per week: 40-50hrs
Federal position: No

Education

High School Diploma -

Simon Rivera High School

01-2014

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US Army Ordnance School

Fort Gregg, VA

01-2022

Skills

Excellent Communication, Ability to Solve Problems, Mental Agility, Conflict Resolution, Integrity, Adaptability, Active listening, Persuasiveness, Attention to detail, Physical stamina, Critical Thinking, First Aid, Assertiveness, and courage
Strong writing skills, communicate affectively, Articulate in verbal and written forms, Interpersonal Communication, Active Listening, negotiation, feedback, Motivation

Experienced in managing and guiding a team of 3 or more members Putting forth responsibly for maintaining the wellbeing of members at a professional level regardless of settings or situations Setting the example from right and wrong, and speaking up and direct when witnessing unlawful or unprofessional actions from others

Languages

Spanish

Native or Bilingual

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