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Management Manager

Location:
Fredericksburg, VA
Posted:
January 24, 2013

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Thomas L. Tarulis

**** ***** *****

Fredericksburg, Virginia 22408

(H): 540-***-****

(C): 540-***-****

**********@*****.***

OBJECTIVE: Pursuing opportunities that will utilize my experience in the operation, life cycle logistics, acquisition, and management.

QUALIFICATIONSActive Secret Clearance (Adjudicated: 02/2009)DAWIA equivalent Level III in Life Cycle Logistics (LCL) and Level II in Program ManagementChemical Biological Radiological and Nuclear Defense (CBRN) Specialist, achieving the senior enlisted rank of Master Gunnery Sergeant Formal and specialized training in Leadership, Management, Communications, and Administration Consistent success during 26 years of professional experience in:

Project/Program Analyst Life Cycle Logistics

Military Operations Administration

Training Management

Acquisition Logistics Operational Test & Evaluation

Emergency Response Force Protection

AVAILABILITY: 15 Day’s

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Senior Logistician, Lockheed Martin, Aug. 2012 – Present, Stafford, Va.

This was a temporary position to provide support in proposal writing. Responsibility included but not limited to:Review RFP’s and provide task matrix. Develop proposed organization chart.

Senior Logistician, Davis Defense Group (DDG), Marine Corps System Command (MCSC), 2009- 2012, Stafford, Va.

Responsible for providing life cycle logistic support to the Medium Truck Vehicle Replacement, (MTVR), Program office:Developed fielding plans, LCSP and various other Life Cycle Logistics documents.Provide the analytics for total asset visibility and management using the Marine Corps Total Force Structure Management System (TFSMS), TLCM-OST, and MERIT Assist in developing Statement of Work (SOW) in support of the MTVR program.

CBRN SME Analyst and Program Objective Memorandum (POM) Analyst, Kalman and Company, Inc. Marine Corps Combat Development Command (MCCDC), 2008 - 2009, Stafford, Va.

Responsible for communicating the Marine Corps interest and providing the POM input to the Joint CBRN POM for all the CBRN programs. In addition was also responsible for developing POM CBRN input internal to the Marine Corps POM process: Coordinated regularly with the various CBRN Marine Corps program leads to collect and assess the required data for the CBRN Joint POM.Provided SME input to the multiple CBRN programs and associated program documents daily.Responsible for the development of the Table of Organization and Equipment Change Request that will ultimately restructure the Marine Corps CBRN community and provide a responsive well balance capability. Successful incorporating the need for a Capability Based Assessment for the four S areas for CBRN into the Marine Corps POM.

Senior Analyst, Battelle, Marine Corps Operational Test and Evaluation Activity (MCOTEA), 2007-2008, Stafford Va.

Responsible for providing valuable SME insight in the development of CBRN programs Test and Evaluation Master Plan TEMP’s:Assisted in the development of the Failure Definitions and Scoring Criteria (FDSC) for the Joint Service Light Nuclear, Biological, and Chemical Reconnaissance System (JSLNBCRS)Review the various program documents and provide feedback as to its Test and Evaluation implications

Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear Subject Matter Expert, Master Gunnery Sergeant, Plans Policy and Operation, Physical Security, Headquarter Marine Corps, 2004-2007 Pentagon.

Planned and led projects for the CBRN branch of Headquarters Marine Corps ranging from the CBRN Installation Protection Acquisition Program (IPP/Guardian), to providing expertise in the development of the Marine Corps Policy in dealing with Pandemic Flu. In addition was assigned as the enlisted CBRN Occupational Field Manager responsible for coordination manpower issues with Marine Corps Total Force and assigned to the Headquarters Marine Corps Inspection Generals (IG) Program:Was the Marine Corps representative during the Installation Protection Acquisition Program Core Working Group whose charter was to develop a CBRN IPP capability and Installation Prioritization List for all DoD. Represented HQMC PP&O in the Program Decision Memorandum III (Combating WMD) directed Joint CBRN Installations Protection Study.Was the CBRN IPP lead for both Marine Corps Air Station Miramar Ca. and Beaufort S.C. Risk assessments, acquisition procurement, and fielding of a CBRN defense capability. Responsible to provide an assessment of the overall capability and readiness of units inspected during the IG visits. Supported Manpower management as the CBRN Defense Occupational Field specialist in managing CBRN Defense personnel structure for the Marine Corps.

MILITARY EXPERIENCE 1981-2007Planned, coordinated, and supervised CBRN Defense exercises and the training of thousands of service members. Supervised and budgeted for the maintenance, acquisition, and accountability of multi-million dollars supply accounts as a CBRN Defense Chief.Developed a program of instruction in CBRN Defense for use in training Officer Candidates at the Officer Candidates School Quantico Va. and performed duties as a primary instructor for multiple subjects at the Officer Candidates School Quantico Va.Served in ground combat, combat service support, and aviation units as an instructor and manager of CBRN Defense Programs for organizations ranging from hundreds to thousands of personnel.

EDUCATION AND CERTIFICATES1 Semester left for BA in Business Management Park University (GPA 3.65) I have completed 50+ Defense Acquisition University (DAU) courses in and Life Cycle Logistics (LCL) Level III and Program Management Level II DAWIA equivalent.

TECHNICAL TRAININGNuclear, Biological and Chemical Analysis, U.S. Army Chemical School, Ft McClellan, AlabamaRadiological Emergency Team Operations (RETOP) Course, Albuquerque, New MexicoArmy Technical Escort Course, Redstone Arsenal, Alabama Nuclear, Biological and Chemical (NBC) Defense School, Fort McClellan, AlabamaCurriculum Developer’s Course, Quantico, Va. Advanced Staff Non-commissioned Officers Leadership School, Camp Pendleton, CaliforniaStaff Non-commissioned Officers Leadership Course, Quantico, Va.

Computer skills including proficiency in:Marine Corps Total Force Structure Management System (TFSMS) to include Cognos Report Net Query Total Life Cycle Management – Operation Support Tool (TLCM-OST)Studio and Operational Data Store Enterprise (ODSE)Marine Corps Equipment Readiness Information Tool (MERIT)

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