Jameia K. Atkinson

**** *. ******* **

Richmond, VA 23225

757-***-****

abim53@r.postjobfree.com

Highly organized individual with strong interpersonal skills seeking to secure a challenging and

rewarding position in Homeland Security/Criminal Justice.

EDUCATION

May 2008: Double Bachelor of Arts Degree: Homeland Security and Criminal Justice;

Concentration in Forensic Science

Courses taken include:

Extensive Table Top Exercises Violent Crime Scenes

Planning Terrorism Crime Scene Evidence

Legal & Constitutional Issues Justice System Survey

EMPLOYMENT HISTORY

Quality Inspector Ford Motor Company (Contractor)

(Aug, 2003-Aug, 2005)

•Responsible for the dimensional inspection & documentation of a variety of

automobile components.

•Inspections were done at intervals to assess the wear

points of these components, and to compare to zero hour data.

•Data was invaluable in determining the need for potential engineering changes.

•Procedures helped verify all components prior to build, as well as after the builds themselves.

•Practices also insured process stability, as well as defining opportunities for continuous

improvement.

VCU Parking and Transportation

Enforcement Safety Officer

(Feb, 2008-Dec, 2008)

• Responsible for providing a safe and secure area for patrons using parking facilities.

•Enforces motor vehicle parking laws and regulations are adhered to by patrolling garage and

street.

•Writes and issues citations or warnings in accordance to Campus laws and regulations.

•Responds to calls of possible illegal activity or complaints related to areas of

responsibility.

•Coordinate with sheriff’s department, fire department or other law enforcement or public safety

agencies if necessary.

•Interacts intensively with the public on an ongoing basis; receives, listens to and skillfully

handles parking disturbances and complaints.

Anti-Money Laundering Contractor (Captial One)

(Dec, 2008- March, 2010)

•Work alongside anti-money laundering investigators to conduct watch list screenings for

politically exposed persons and special interest persons to determine if certain

relationships need to be subsequently assessed for their potential money laundering,

terrorist and/or financial risk.

•Use multiple computers programs to execute investigations. Programs include: Tsys, Lexis

Nexis, Dow Jones, Credit Browser, Prophit & CDI.

Transportation Security Officer

(Aug, 2009-June, 2010)

• Discover and stop emerging transportation security threats,

utilizing state of the art technology

• Educate and provide friendly customer service to travelers

• Screen passengers and gather intelligence

• Coordinate security involving aviation, rail, and other surface

and maritime transportation

• Oversee most transportation-related responsibilities of the

federal government during a national emergency

•Utilize Rapican X-Ray system, Explosive Trace Device system and Walk thru metal detectors

daily, as well as handwand and pat-down passengers.

Napa Auto Distribution Center

(June, 2010-Present)

•Read numbers and place in appropriate locations based on company stocking system or be able

to pull items from shelves

•Understand and recognize part numbers and line codes to ensure proper placement of parts

•Lift and move parts up to 60-lbs on a consistent basis and push/pull 300-lbs using moving

equipment

•Move engine blocks and other heavy equipment with moving aids designed to move such items

including hand trucks, dollies, motorized carts, pallet jacks, etc

REFERENCES:

Lou Ann Jones, Parking Enforcement Supervisor

804-***-****

Kay Thorson, AML Supervisor Capital One

804-***-****

Wanda Robinson, Supervisor Transportation Security Officer

804-***-****

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