Manager Officer
Resume:
Luis Omar Martinez
**** ** **** ******, ******, OK 73507
****.*********@*****.***
Summary of Qualifications
A results oriented and self-motivated military professional with a passion for achieving excellence. Over 20 years of successful leadership and management experience working with teams ranging from 6 to 350 employees. Capable of creating a work environment that maximizes each team members potential. Consistently seeks ways to increase efficiency with the intent of improving the overall organization. Can work well independently and as part of a team.
Top Secret Security Clearance
Personnel Management
Project Management
Operations Management
Information Analysis
Team Building
Risk Mitigation
Problem Solving
Resiliency Training
Training and Development
Policy Development and
Implementation
Interpersonal Communication
Organizational Leadership
Public Speaking
Operational Planning
Systems Integration
Work Experience
Field Artillery Proponent Warrant Officer, U.S. Army, 10/2015 – Present Serves as the primary advisor to the Field Artillery (FA) Proponent Chief and the Chief Warrant Officer of the FA Branch (CWOB) on all matters impacting FA Warrant Officers and proponent issues. Works closely with Human Resources Command (HRC) on the management of over 440 FA Warrant Officers. Additionally, acts as a representative and liaison for FA Warrant Officers active and reserve components. Develops and maintains technical prerequisites for all Active Component, United States Army Reserve, and National Guard FA Warrant Officer applications. Reviews and approves over 60 FA Warrant Officer applications per year. Coordinates with the United States Army Recruiting Command (USAREC) and the Department of the Army G-1 to establish the annual FA Warrant Officer Accession Plan. Recommends changes to structure and training to meet the technical needs of organizations supported by FA Warrant Officers. Serves as the primary personnel advisor for Warrant Officer Professional Development Model updates. Responsible for examining career trends, developing, and implementing proposals affecting career programs and opportunities for the entire FA Warrant Officer population. Attends National Guard functions as needed to market the FA Branch. Editor and Chief of the FA Warrant Officer quarterly newsletter, "The Targeteer." Page 2 of 4
Instructor Field Artillery School, U.S. Army, 7/2013 – 9/2015 Instructor for the Field Artillery (FA) Warrant Officer School. Manages and instructs up to 66 Warrant Officer students a year in the development and conduct of Professional Military Education for the Warrant Officer Basic Course. Mentors the Army's newest FA Warrant Officers on the professionalism and leadership of being an Army Officer. Edits and revises instructional course support material and provides instruction on the synchronization of systems and processes, project management, operations management, personnel management, operational planning, problem solving, and risk mitigation to ensure relevancy and real-world experience that focuses on policy and adaptability. As the Test Control Officer, ensures the Warrant Officer Instruction Branch is in compliance with U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command
(TRADOC) test control procedures and regulations. Developed and implemented the organization’s Master Resilience Training Program, which included the training of over 12,000 Soldiers and Officers per year on resilience skills and techniques for building mental toughness. Selected as the Army, TRADOC Warrant Officer Instructor of the Year for FY 2014. Brigade Targeting Officer, U.S. Army, 10/2009 – 6/2013 Serves as the technical manager for an organization consisting of over 4,200 employees in support of strategic, operational, and tactical level operations. Advises the division head and his employees on the best and most efficient way to synchronize and implement systems and process in order to achieve the organizations goals. Develops, consolidates, and distributes synchronization and implementation tools within the organization. Provides critical analysis and information for operational planning and synchronization in support of the organizations objectives. Interfaces with higher headquarters to ensure the organization’s operational objectives are nested with higher headquarters' guidance. Target Acquisition Platoon Leader, U.S. Army, 1/2007 – 9/2009 Serves as the supervisor for a 30 employee department. Advices the division heads and their employees on Firefinder Weapon Locating System capabilities and employment considerations during operational planning and implementation. Selects, surveys, and supervises emplacement and operations of numerous weapon locating systems to include AN/TPQ-36, AN/TPQ-37, AN/TPQ-53, and AN/TPQ-50 radars in support of the division head’s operational objectives. Additionally, responsible for the supervision, operation, and sustainment of all the departments radars and for the accountability of all repair parts valued at over 16 million dollars. Senior Drill Sergeant, U.S Army, 7/2004 – 12/2006
Supervisor/Instructor for a 260 new employee basic skills course in an Initial Entry Training organization. Provides instruction on 39/9 basic tasks and drills. Responsible for training, evaluation, and for the health and welfare of new employees transitioning into military life. Develops physical and mental toughness using the insist/assist method of instruction. Advises senior leadership on the performance and potential of new employees. Responsible for the accountability of all training equipment valued at $200,000. Page 3 of 4
Chief Fire Control Sergeant, U.S. Army, 7/2001 – 6/2004 Team leader in a 155mm M109A6 Paladin organization in direct support of a higher headquarters. Controls delivery of cannon fires during all operations. Supervises training and certification of the organizations fire direction center. Responsible for the operational readiness of 12 employees, two command and control vehicles, and all associated fire direction and communication equipment valued at over $1.5 million. Responsible for the responsiveness and accuracy of six howitzer weapon systems.
Senior Fire Direction Computer Operator, U.S. Army, 10/1997 – 6/2001 Senior computer operator for a 155mm Paladin organization in direct support of a higher headquarters. Prepares and enters database information, computes firing data, and transmits fire commands to the firing elements utilizing the Advanced Field Artillery Tactical Data System
(AFATDS). Assists the team leader in the training, management, supervision, and professional development of a six personnel operations center. Assist in the accountability and serviceability of over $1million worth of equipment.
Education
Bachelor of Science, Business Management, Liberty University, Lynchburg, VA, 2015
Associate of Arts, Interdisciplinary Studies, Liberty University Lynchburg, VA, 2015
Associate Degree, General Studies, Central Texas College, Killeen, TX, 2010 Military Training
Senior Managerial School, 2015
Master Resiliency Trainer Course,
2014
Instructor Training Course, 2013
Advance Technical Manager Course,
2013
Joint Operations Fires and Effects
Course, 2013
Collateral Damage Estimation
Course, 2013
Target Mensuration Course, 2013
Project Manager Course, 2010
Joint Firepower Course, 2010
Information Operations Course, 2010
Basic Technical Manager Course,
2006
Senior Leadership Course, 2004
Advance Leadership Course, 2002
Basic Leadership Course, 1999
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Professional References
Mr. Matt Anderson
Senior Vice President and Chief Financial Officer
Uniformed Services Benefit Association
P.O. Box 25956
Overland Park, KS 66225
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Mr. Robert Wilson
Chief Warrant Officer of the Field Artillery
U.S. Army
730 Macomb Road
Fort Sill, OK 73503
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Mr. Phillip Jenison
Combat Readiness Director
U.S. Army
453 Novosel Street
Fort Rucker, AL 36362
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Mr. Jon Sowards
Director Central Region Soldier for Life Program
U.S. Army
Arlington, VA 22201
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Mr. Robert Krieg
G-3 Operations and Tasking Officer
Department of Defense
455 McNair Hall Road
Fort Sill, OK 73503
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