Matthew Kuecker
Tampa, FL 33647
407-***-**** ? *******.*******@*****.***
Educatio
n
Dec 2014 UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA GAINESVILLE, FL
Master in Business Administration degree (MBA), Hough Graduate School of
Business.
June LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY, E.J. Ourso School Of Business BATON ROUGE, LA
2006 Bachelor of Science (BA) in Business
Academic Scholarship
ROTC Scholarship
Vice Wing Commander for Detachment 310
Experien
ce INFRASTRUCTURE CORPORATION OF AMERICA TAMPA, FL
2013-201 Project Manager, Asset Maintenance
5 Full profit and loss responsibility of two high profile infrastructure
asset management projects for the state of Florida. Oversee the management
of 20 personnel with five direct reports. Prepare and administer combined
annual budgets in excess of $12 million with heavy emphasis on cost
control. Review monthly budget to make necessary adjustments in work
schedule to meet corporate expectations. Responsible for all stages of
contract management from initial RFS to execution, final analysis, and
amendment. Review human and material resources and make necessary
adjustments to meet specific financial goals. Preside over monthly
Progress Meetings with partnered Department of Transportation directors,
engineers, and key decision makers.
Selected as lead project manager and consultant for implementation of
mobile CRM application for work processing and customer event tracking.
Increased revenues 22% over baseline expectations during first year as
project manager.
Initiated reengineering effort on employee training with emphasis on safety
and geared towards improving organizational culture.
Initiated and led completion of warehouse stock inventory control system
2011-201 incorporating barcoded tracking of construction materials.
2
KINDER MORGAN TAMPA, FL
Manager, Bulk Terminals - Production and Shipping
Supervise and coordinate 9-person team in managing preventive / corrective
maintenance, troubleshooting and repair for 70-piece fleet of heavy
equipment. Coordinate with other department managers to ensure seamless
workflow and timely, contract-compliant production and loading. Administer
budget; interact with contractors and customers; plan and manage special
projects. Oversee inventory control and business process reengineering;
negotiate prices with vendors / suppliers. Monitor and analyze industrial
processes; seize improvement and cost-containment opportunities. Manage
safety / compliance program, environmental response and conduct associated
training.
Managed reengineering initiative on an obsolete operations process which
resulted in top performing process within the area. Performance of improved
system surpassed all others region-wide within two years and dramatically
improved customer value and brand equity.
Recognized by senior management for growing an exceptionally strong team,
significantly reducing attrition and developing positive, success-focused
culture. Culture change resulted in substantial reduction in I&I rate as
well as recordable injuries.
Developed and implemented warehouse stock inventory control system,
incorporating barcode tracking system, on track to save $25,000+ within
initial year.
Streamlined requisitioning, initiated new training system, and leveraged
just-in-time (JIT) inventory management to develop new, more efficient and
2009-201 cost-effective procurement process.
1 Reorganized document-control process and implemented strict control
measures, achieving full compliance with all federal and state regulatory
agencies and improving information flow.
Achieved 55% reduction in equipment downtime via creation of preventive
maintenance software program that tracks information to improve
decision-making, accountability and productivity.
Enforced corporate overtime policies to refocus on maintaining a lean
workforce which is projected to result in payroll savings of six figures
during initial year while simultaneously increasing facility throughput
YOY.
Established first digital fuel management / data analysis system, reducing
administrative costs, fuel consumption and fleet expenditures while
extending fleet vehicle life.
US ARMY Fort lewis, wa
Executive Officer, Infantry
Supervised and assigned 170-person cross-functional, multidisciplinary team
including seven direct reports and held accountability for $95M in
equipment. Prepared and implemented strategic operating plans; coordinated
across all departments, including supply, IT, maintenance and logistics.
Served as liaison with internal and external strategic partners. Managed
inventory control and safety / security program; provided critical feedback
2006-200 to contractors. Trained, developed and coached team members.
9 Ranked #1 among 7 peers during final performance review. Earned stellar
evaluations with recommendations for promotion ahead of peers during all
performance evaluations.
Achieved highest operational readiness rating in the Task Force during
deployment. Supported over 500 operations in 3 provinces and 6 districts of
southern Afghanistan.
Provided exemplary inventory management, achieving lowest loss rate among 7
units while managing the most active schedule.
Chosen as lead subject-matter expert (SME) with regard to new technological
communication initiatives as well as maintenance and logistics.
Sole manager to plan and execute shipping of 2,000+ pieces of equipment and
achieve ahead-of-schedule, incident-free project completion.
Planned and directed 4 essential construction projects providing facilities
in austere environment.
US ARMY
Fort lewis, wa
Platoon Leader, Infantry
Scheduled, assigned and supervised 43-person department; directed training
program in collaboration with multiple US and overseas stakeholders.
Established and grew strong relationships with key support organizations.
Analyzed and developed improvement recommendations and presented to
executives. Planned and directed projects; oversaw maintenance / parts
inventory for 8-vehicle fleet.
Selected to lead non-standard organization 33% larger than peers, with more
direct reports, due to exceptional leadership talents.
Selected by regional staff to lead 3-month training event focusing on
leadership development for over 2,000 emerging leaders.
Promoted integration of internal and external groups, significantly
improving statistics in absenteeism, work-related injuries and productivity
while building positive culture.
Addition Kinder Morgan Core Leadership Training: Leadership, Communication &
al Data Conflict Resolution, Delegation, Financial Stewardship
Advanced Leadership & Management: Process Management, Logistics &
Transportation, Project Management, Inventory Management
Effective Negotiations & Behavioral Analysis in Business
OSHA 10 Hour Certification
Advanced Maintenance of Traffic (MOT)
NIMS 100, 200, 700, 800 Certification
Volunteer for Wounded Warrior Foundation.