Professional Summary

Economics graduate, with successful project management experience. Use of strategic thinking to navigate complex issues with high attention to detail. Through collegiate and professional experience have demonstrated analytical and problem solving skills through excellent organization and prioritization. Expert computer skills through Microsoft office. Was responsible with maintaining private and sensitive employee and company information while deployed to Iraq. In a professional and educational atmosphere, given excellent written and oral presentations.

Core Qualifications

Intermediate Microeconomic Theory

Intermediate Macroeconomic Theory

Survey International Economics

Money & Banking

Economics of Sports

Applied Regression Analysis

Labor Economics

Public Economics

Capstone in Economics

Personal Financial Management

Real Estate Fundamentals

Financial Accounting

Managerial Accounting

Legal Environment of Business

Interpersonal Communication

Business Calculus

Education

Economics (Bachelors) December 2015 Arizona State University

Business Administration (Associates) December 2013 Saddleback College

Experience

Security / Busser Handlebar January 2015 – January 2016

Analyzed, using a high degree of attention to detail, patrons entering the establishment to ensure that they are of legal age to consume alcohol.

Maintained order with the assistance of other security personnel to remove any disturbances that may arise on a nightly basis.

Provided assistance to servers by running out patrons’ food and drink when the restaurant became busy, and cleaned up all the glassware and table for the next patron to enjoy the venue.

Head of Security Devil’s Advocate March 2015 – January 2016

Managed four employees to provide a venue that patrons will find enjoyable.

Established my expectations on how employees should conduct themselves during working hours and how to confront an altercation that would sometime take place at the venue.

Reduced altercations by 30% while working there, from using negotiation tactics instead of aggressive behavior.

Full Time Student Arizona State & Saddleback College August 2010 – December 2015

Attended college full-time and was the Secretary of the Veterans Club at Saddleback College

Received an award and a small scholarship for my work with the Veterans Art Project.

Electronics Technician United States Marine Corps April 2005 – April 2010

Had several job billets while deployed to the Middle East:

Administrative Assistant / Training Clerk -

Created and Maintained an Excel spreadsheet that listed all personal and training information for each of the 150 Marines within our Company.

Scheduled and assigned individuals to training that is required to ensure that all 150 individuals’ training is complete and up to date.

Prepared documents and correspondence from the company office to other sections and to the Battalion Headquarters on a daily basis.

Managed working parties for various requirements needed around the Maintenance Compound, from trash collection to relocation of work areas.

Ammo Clerk

Accountable for over 100,000 rounds of additional ammunition for various firearms that are possessed by the personnel in the Maintenance Company.

Wrote and maintained all paperwork for ammunition discharged through training exercises and other instances were ammunition was discharged.

Performed monthly checks and counts of all ammunition in the ammo storage unit to ensure that the count was exact and all paperwork was in line for random inspections done by the Headquarters Company.

Relocated and constructed a safer ammo storage area to where it was farther away from occupied offices and was strong enough to contain the ammunition in the event of an accidental discharge due to defective ammunition. Received a Certificate of Accommodation for work performed on the storage area.

Recovery Vehicle Assistant Driver

Recovered 35 military vehicles that were deemed inoperable in the field through the use and operation of a boom crane, and hydraulic winch.

Within 30 minutes of receiving a distress call we had to get all equipment necessary for the mission and proceed to the extraction location anytime, day or night.

Section Leader

Supervised the repair of radios that came in for repair as well was responsible for all of the testing equipment used in the section totaling over $2 million.

Accountable for 6 Marines and help those with any issue they may have whether it was personal or work related.

Assigned work to the Marines under my charge to be done during the day, while signing off on the requisition forms submitted by the Marines for components needed to repair a radio.

Ran a Quality Check on every radio completed to ensure that they are qualified to return to field use.

Logged and tracked at most 100 radios in for repair at one time, and at which stage each radio was in during the repair process.

Performed duties up to the title of Supervisor Foreman when the company staff was reduced due to deployment of personnel overseas.

Team Member

Used high attention to detail to repair damaged radios down to the component level using specific technical equipment and standard electronic tools.

Filled out requisition forms to obtain required components to successfully repair a radio and return it to use.

Repaired on average 35 to 40 radios a week.

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