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Tyler DeSchryver

Tyler DeSchryver

Orlando

Summary

Dedicated culinary professional with a diverse skill set shaped by a military background, offering expertise beyond traditional line cooking. Proficient in supporting individuals through addiction recovery, managing documentation, and collaborating effectively with medical teams while leading and mentoring diverse groups. Strong attention to detail drives a commitment to continuous improvement, ensuring the highest quality in every aspect of service and product delivery. Passionate about creating positive impacts and fostering teamwork in fast-paced environments.

Overview

13
13
years of professional experience

Work History

Duty Cook

Station Lake Worth Inlet
Riviera Beach, FL
01.2025 - Current
  • As a duty cook, I am responsible for the preparation of 3 meals a day, 7 days a week for a crew of 20 members. As well as sole person responsible for dishes and sanitation of the galley.
  • Currently serving as the Morale Petty Officer. A job where I host event and activities to increase employee morale at work. Hosting holiday parties and the Coast Guards Birthday celebration every year.

Galley Supervisor/Food Service Officer

USCGC VIGILANT
Cape Canaveral, FL
01.2022 - 01.2025
  • As a galley supervisor I oversaw the preparation of 4 meals a day for 80 crew members as well as upwards of 200-300 refuges a day. I also served as an Officer of the Day (OOD). In this capacity I was left in charge of the ship in the absence of the Command. I was responsible for security, personnel management, and safety of the ship. I managed a team of 8 personnel.
  • I served as the galley supervisor and Food service Officer for 15 months while my supervisor’s position remained vacant.
  • Led the ships medical team in advance medical procedures to include transport, initial actions and stabilization as well as assisting a surgeon if needed.
  • As the Officer of the Day I was responsible for the safety and well-being of the ship. I was the face of the ship and the one making decisions in the absence of the command.
  • Served as the Command Drug and Alcohol Representative. I would assist command in all administrative actions as well as oversee the evaluation and treatment of members.
  • As part of a Joint Training with the Galapagos Coast Guard, I hosted a brunch for 5 National representatives.
  • Served as the Assistant Master of Arms. Oversaw entire ships sanitation standards as well as responsible for the procurement of needed supplies to meet that standard.

Independent Food Service Officer

Station Erie
Erie, PA
01.2018 - 01.2022
  • As an IDFSO of Station Erie I was responsible for all operations involved in food service to provide meals to a crew of 20 members by myself. I was responsible for the procurement, sanitation, preparation, sales and documentation of finances.
  • Was selected as one of five team members to represent the entire Coast Guard at the 45th Annual Joint Culinary Training Exercise to compete in the largest ACF sanctioned event in north America. Becoming the First Coast Guard team to win the Even while individually winning a gold and silver medal at the event.
  • Was a member of the Pilot program to test The Naval Community College Program by attending as a student and providing input back for changes to be made.
  • Assigned to the team tasked with reviewing the new sanitation manual and providing corrections and feedback for change.
  • Was assigned as the housing officer. Oversaw the inspection of over 1000 homes a year. Flagging 63 percent of them as unsuitable. Winning 91 percent of the flags.

Club Bar/Catering Manager

Dry Dock Club (Enlisted Bar)
Baltimore, MD
01.2016 - 01.2018
  • As the Bar/Catering Manager I assisted in the preparation of meals for lunch service and then all food service at night as well as responsibility over the bartender. As the Catering Manager I would meet with prospective customers to develop menus and pricing to meet their needs. Would be responsible for contracts and the execution of the events such as retirements, birthdays or promotion ceremonies.
  • Employee of the Quarter.
  • Hosted events for the Commandant and high ranking admirals.
  • Supervised the club in the absence of two supervisors for the entire summer. Integrating Clover as a new POS system. Opening a new coffee shop and expanding food sales into the exchanges.
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Duty Cook

USCGC CONFIDENCE
Cape Canaveral, FL
01.2013 - 01.2016
  • As the duty cook, I was responsible for the preparation of 4 meals a day for 80 crew members as well as upwards of 200-300 refuges a day. As well as the enforcing and the sanitation with the help of one other worker.
  • Advanced from a duty cook to Jack of the dust. In this position I was responsible for the midnight meal as well as baking for the ship. I also oversaw the inventory of over 70 thousand. All the documentation and expenditures associated with that and developed menus.

Education

High School Diploma -

Skills

  • Customer service
  • Cooking
  • Cleaning and organization
  • Food handling
  • Attention to detail
  • Flexible and adaptable
  • Excellent communication
  • Active listening
  • Problem-solving
  • Customer relations
  • Training and mentoring
  • Teamwork and collaboration

Awards

Achievement Medal 2 time | 2020 & 2022 May be awarded to a person who distinguishes themselves for professional and/or leadership achievement in a combat or non-combat situation based on sustained performance or specific achievement of a superlative nature which must be of such merit as to warrant more tangible recognition than the Commandant’s Letter of Commendation Ribbon, but which does not warrant a Coast Guard Commendation Medal or higher award. (1) Professional Achievement. To merit the award, professional achievement must clearly exceed what is normally required or expected, considering the individual’s rank or rate, training and experience, and must be an important contribution that is beneficial to the United States and the US Coast Guard. (2) Leadership Achievement: To merit the award, leadership achievement must be noteworthy and sustained or, if for a specific achievement, be of such merit as to earn singular recognition; and reflect most creditably on the individual’s efforts towards mission accomplishment., COMDT Letter of Commendation 4 time | 2016, 2018 ,2021 & 2021 May be awarded to any member for an act or service resulting in unusual and/or outstanding achievement but lesser than that required for the Coast Guard Achievement Medal., Cutterman Insignia 1 time | 2024 Members are inducted into the Fraternity of Cutterman by completing 5 years of sea duty, demonstrating expertise in shipboard watchstanding and operational qualifications. Managing complex vessel operations and mentored junior personnel, culminating in the award of the Coast Guard Cutterman Insignia., Good Conduct Medal 4 time | 2015, 2018, 2021, & 2024 Awarded for satisfactory service which is defined as proficiency in rating, sobriety, obedience, industry, courage, and neatness throughout such period of three consecutive years of satisfactory service., Meritorious Team Commendation 2 time |2016 & 2023 Awarded to groups or teams not identifiable as a Coast Guard unit. To justify this award, the individual members of the group must have performed service that made a significant contribution to the group’s overall outstanding accomplishment of a study, process, mission, etc. The service performed as a group or team must be comparable to that which would merit the award of the Letter Of Commendation or higher to an individual., Meritorious Unit Commendation 1 time | 2016 May be awarded to any unit that has distinguished itself by valorous or extremely meritorious service not involving combat but in support of Coast Guard operations. To justify the award, the service performed as a unit must be comparable to that which would merit the award of at least the Meritorious Service Medal to an individual. Normal performance of duty or participation in a large number of operational missions does not in itself justify the award, Sea Service Ribbon 2 time | 2014 & 2023 Awarded to members of the Coast Guard that satisfactorily complete a minimum of 12 months cumulative sea duty (first award). Awarded for each additional three year period of eligible sea duty after the first award., Special Ops Service Ribbon 2 time | 2015 & 2023 Awarded to personnel of the Coast Guard who participated in significant numbers in a major Coast Guard operation of a special nature, not involving combat. The member must not have been recognized by another service award, such as the Humanitarian Service Medal, for the same operation during the same period of service., DHS Outstanding Unit Award 1 time | 2021 Awarded to any unit that has distinguished itself by exemplary service to the nation not involving combat but in support of Department of Homeland/Coast Guard operations which renders the unit outstanding compared to other units performing similar service., Global War Terror Service Medal 1 time | 2021 Eligible service members must be assigned to a unit participating in or serving in direct support of specified Global War on Terrorism operations., 45th Annual Joint Culinary Training Exercise Culinary Team of the Year 1 time | 2020 The team was the first Coast Guard Team to win the military AFC Competition. Winning gold against 15 teams all across the globe in a weeklong competition. The exercise is recognized as the largest ACF sanctioned competition in north America., AFC Gold Medalist 1 time | 2020 AFC medals are not awarded based on finishing ranking. But instead based on your ability to meet the industry’s standards for the event. Meaning first place finish does not guarantee you a gold medal., AFC Silver Medalist 1 time | 2020 AFC medals are not awarded based on finishing ranking. But instead based on your ability to meet the industry’s standards for the event. Meaning first place finish does not guarantee you a gold medal.

Timeline

Duty Cook

Station Lake Worth Inlet
01.2025 - Current

Galley Supervisor/Food Service Officer

USCGC VIGILANT
01.2022 - 01.2025

Independent Food Service Officer

Station Erie
01.2018 - 01.2022

Club Bar/Catering Manager

Dry Dock Club (Enlisted Bar)
01.2016 - 01.2018

Duty Cook

USCGC CONFIDENCE
01.2013 - 01.2016

High School Diploma -

Tyler DeSchryver