Experienced 24yrs Military Veteran Logistics professional prepared for this role with strong background in supply chain management, inventory control, and process optimization. Known for exceptional team collaboration and adaptability to evolving demands, ensuring reliable outcomes. Proven skills in problem-solving, strategic planning, and efficient resource allocation.
Work History
Lead Logistics Management Specialist
US ARMY AVIATION AND MISSILE COMMAND AMCOM LOGISTICS CENTER
Huntsville, AL
06.2022 - Current
Serves as the FMS ACOR Lead Logistics Manager to the COR Chief Logistics Aviation Branch, representing the Program Office and Treat Management Program, managing methodologies, values, and principles for the continual delivery of value-added products, targeting equipment, and budget life cycle management. Responsible for Foreign Military Sales (FMS) cases involving one or more countries. Serves as a Senior Logistics Specialist responsible for briefing, planning, developing, coordinating, and monitoring the most difficult and complex cases, LOAs, and SOW. Providing logistics management Total Package Offer (TPO) support for purchases, transfers, and leases of commodities, complex weapons systems, equipment, and support services.
Serves as the Lead Logistics Manager for the development of assessment criteria. Monitors and analyzes countries' flight missions by managing program-specific deficiencies and developing corrective actions within specified time frames and TSMO program milestones. Plan, direct, control, coordinate development, and provide support for test and training events. Fielding, integration, promulgation, and implementation of new equipment, and developing policies and procedural guidelines for existing and emerging new missions and commands. Manages program compliance with the Security Assistance Program (SAP). Plans, develops, implements, manages, and integrates all SAPs for a specified country or countries, to include training systems, sales development and integration, requirements validation, follow-on support, special projects, major modification programs, and services. Presents briefings at conferences, provides support for events and task groups on the development of new support concepts, plans, and operations, and for matters related to the assigned country's systems and customer programs.
Identifies needs, prioritizes features, guides the work through the Life Cycle Program as required, oversees three supply and service warehouses, and develops the program vision, current threat training, and strategic roadmap for team members and contractors responsible for threat deterrence equipment for the U.S. military and its overseas partners. Responsible for overseeing project controls and projects assigned to customers, federal, state, and local government agencies, and external organizations. Implements controls to ensure program changes in cost, schedule, performance, and quality reflect commitments to all stakeholders.
Coordinates customer and/or industry requests relative to acquisition solutions to prepare general inquiries, cost estimates, training, or other facilitated conversations. Evaluates customer and/or industry performance, success, and participation in GSA contracts relative to the larger market to make engagement plans, and update resources for customers and/or industry to increase success rates, participation, and mission completion. Responsible for planning, tracking, and controlling the project, as well as interfacing with the customer to ensure that the customer’s needs are met while maintaining adherence to government policies and customer policies and procedures. Responsible for keeping senior management informed of the project status.
Conduct liaison with the Materiel Readiness Director by way of LRC meetings, briefings, conferences, and written correspondence on a continuing basis to coordinate policy and procedure, and to obtain relief from responsibility for loss, damage, destruction, or abandonment of parts.
Implement and manage all parts, gap analysis tools, and processes for continual performance improvement, negotiation support, and compliance. Responsible for the fielding of USA government drones and aerial UAVs, purchased, leased, and sold 30 vehicles. Developed income projections for use throughout the district in developing annual operating budgets for the El Paso, Oro Grande, and White Sands areas. Recognize for establishing an intense training program for improving customer service satisfaction. Serve as a role model for the team by reinforcing organizational goals, and demonstrating respect for others.
Logistics Aviation Management Specialist
U.S. Army Security Assistance Command
APO, AE, AE
09.2020 - 06.2022
Served as the FMS Logistics Manager to the COR Chief, Logistics Aviation Branch, Program Management Division, Office of the Program Manager (PM), Saudi Arabian National Guard (SANG).
Assists the branch chief in acquisition planning, coordinating, and fielding of (FMS) Foreign Military Sales aviation systems or components into SANG force structure for rotary-wing aviation systems, ammunition, ground systems, and equipment. Primary contact on all logistics matters involving status reporting, transportation, maintenance, and supply management assistance. Applies acquisition knowledge, contracts process (statement of work, independent government estimate, justification and authorization, quality assurance, etc.), techniques, and procedures in life cycle management and cost analysis that include administering the budget, including all phases of program planning and analysis, along with LOA and SOW.
Acquisition and logistics requirements planning, cost estimating, scheduling, performance, determining material requirements, pre- and post-award contract meetings, price cost analysis, non-personnel service contracts, developing statements of work, contract management, developing acquisition and fielding strategies, conducting technical evaluations, and cradle-to-grave management and oversight of contractual requirements for the FMS customer. Coordinate all contingency and exercise planning activities, which potentially involve DLA E&A-determined funding requirements and establish priorities.
Responsible for planning, recording, auditing, and maintaining, and establishing maintenance parts requisition policies and SOPs for MNG and SANG asset information. Implement the SANG service asset management policy and standards. Evaluate all SCIP and G21 existing asset management systems, and the design, implementation, and management of new or improved systems for efficiency and effectiveness. Compile, identify, and analyze changes in budgetary and/or financial policies, regulations, constraints, objectives, and available funds that affect the accomplishment of program objectives and the financial future of the Ministry of National Guard.
Define the OPM scope of the asset management processes, functions, the items that are to be controlled, and the information that is to be recorded. Ensure contractors' efforts are aligned to support the Ministry of National Guard's future requirements, which are accurately forecasted and planned. Access and maintain visibility of Vinnell Arabia's specific performance measures, and ensure timely compliance in reporting, required actions, and follow-ups. Work jointly with contractors, depot maintenance, and warehouse (CONUS) to ensure repair and buy assets are captured and tracked, utilizing WEBROR. Review SNAP requirements with MNG, and garner support to ensure requests are executed by the appropriate suppliers. Ensure all classes of supply and warehouse material management standards and procedures are being followed.
Ensure assets are uniquely identified with naming conventions; ensure compliance with identification standards for object types, environments, processes, life cycles, documentation, versions, formats, baselines, releases, and templates. Oversee and monitor all ammunition and warehouse 100% inventories, warehouse processes, and warehouse SOPs. Propose interfaces with change management, problem management, network management, release management, finance, and administration functions, and reports, including management reports.
Chief Of Information Technology Section
Vinnell Arabia, MNG Modernization Program
Riyadh
08.2019 - 09.2020
Provided analysis of the entire management information system, from unit level to Military Field Medical Command level, including fixed health care facilities. Recommended the full spectrum of actions required for planning, developing, and implementing a Command-wide management information, and information technology modernization program. Developed the requirements, parameters, techniques, and procedures for the establishment of an S-6, Information Management Officer, within the Command.
Provided supervision of the training and assistance provided to the MFMC S-6 officers and staff sections. Trained and assisted other Ministry of National Guard (MNG) units in all medical information management matters. Kept running estimates and conducted the Concept of Support development in support of Vinnell Arabia Sustainment Operations. Assisted in coordination with the MNG General Directorate of Information Center (GDIC) to sustain and improve operations of all MNG IT systems and networks, including wholesale and retail stock levels and property accountability databases, in order to improve unit readiness.
Plan and conduct training as required on all IT systems for all Vinnell Arabia current and future contract requirements, to include identifying, researching, and resolving systemic problems of all MNG IT systems, training all MNG units on producing reports and providing data processing services, and training Automation Sections on how to update Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs).
Assist in the establishment of new LIS systems to MNG units, distribute and assist in applying new software updates, and in establishing and maintaining user accounts on local and networked systems. Monitor the contract and maintenance support, including warranty and maintenance repair. Troubleshoot, isolate, and resolve complex LIS-specific issues involving hardware, software, and network issues, and recommend and assist in solutions and repairs in order to mitigate issues. Supervisory Responsibilities: Two (2) Information Technology Specialists.
Chief Of General Supply
Vinnell Arabia, Ministry National Guard Modernization Program
Riyadh
12.2018 - 08.2019
Provide technical and management supply service support to all Vinnell Arabia and Ministry of National Guard entities to assist in improving logistics functions and depot operations. Coordinating, synchronizing, integrating, reviewing, and analyzing reports, and making recommendations on trends and ways to improve the effectiveness and efficiencies of Supply Service functions, and depot operations and processes.
Provide management training and assistance, validate supply chain data accuracy, analyze system and functional capability, and remediate issues to resolve data quality and compatibility issues in all areas of Class II, III, IV, VII, and IX warehouse operations. Track Supply and Service status, and provide training on current and newly developed Supply and Service operations and processes for LAV Variants Vehicles. Review all supply and service-related documents, policies, and activities to ensure compliance with stated standards. Provide the manager of the Materiel Readiness Center (MRC) with supply and service-related functional advice and assistance.
Plan, coordinate, synchronize, integrate, review, analyze reports, and make recommendations for improvement to the execution of daily Supply Service operations. Aid in support of the Ministry of National Guard (MNG) logistics operations and management. Plan and assist in the training of 78 employees in warehouse operations to include storage, inventory control, location maintenance, and warehousing relocation as appropriate for changing requirements, utilizing the SANG Supply System (SSS) in accordance with Kingdom Warehouse Law (KWL), and transitioning to future Ministry National Guard (MNG) Logistics Information Systems (LIS) when fielded.
Plan and assist training as required on all Supply Service systems and operations for all Vinnell Arabia current and future contract requirements, to include all Ministry of National Guard (MNG) units in producing reports, updating Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs), establishing Supply Service units, and conducting Supply Service operations. Established and led Vinnell Arabia to the first ISO 9100 certification as lead auditor, evaluating and providing advice on the management of ASL stockade.
Performs other missions and administrative duties as required by the Manager, Material Readiness Center. Independence: Acts under the general supervision of the manager, SOB. Performs primarily under one's own responsibility and choice of methods
Education
Master of Science - Computer And Information Systems
Trident University International
Cypress, CA
02-2011
Certification
Secret Clearance with Secret Compartmented information