Matthew J. Bradac

***** ** ***

Tyler, Texas ****4

C:520-***-****

adttt3@r.postjobfree.com

OBJECTIVE

Seeking a position in your company while using my recent graduation from Driver Resource Center, commercial driving school along with my Military Training, Education, and life experiences.

SUMMARY of QUALIFICATIONS

Team player and goal oriented for growth of area's that will help your company.

Able to take instructions and not intimidated to ask questions.

Experienced software of Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Access.

Military veteran of 20 years, three combat deployments to Operation Iraqi Freedom (OIF). Retired in 2012. Honorable Discharge.

Instructed for Non-commissioned Officers Academy (NCOA) and Advance Individual Training (AIT) Platoon Sergeant. Ability to teach small or large groups on many different subjects. Versed and trained in Equal Opportunity, Anti Sexual Harassment and Suicide Prevention.

15 years dealing in Military Intelligence and encompassing Analytical Systems such as remote workstations for Joint Surveillance Target Attack Radar System (JSTARS), and remote workstations for Geospatial Collection.

SCHOOLS

Graduated Driver Resource Center, Hazelwood Missouri, 2022

Graduated 2020 with Associate of Arts in Veterinary Technology from Tyler Junior College, Tyler, Texas.

• Obtained Bachelor Applied Science in Historical Studies and Military Intelligence

Operations from Wayland Baptist University, July 2014.

• Graduated High School in 1988, San Gorgonio High School, Highland, California.

EMPLOYMENT HISTORY

COMPANY DRIVER February 2022 – November 2022

Knight Transportation

Hutchins, TX

Over the road driver with 53K miles with eight months experience in dry van. Participated in Safety online training to provide customer care and courtesy. Learned how to properly maintain vehicle and work safely in all weather environments.

VETERINARIAN TECHNICIAN November 2020 – May 2021

Copeland Road Animal Hospital

Tyler, TX

Full time vet tech dealing with care and wellbeing of small animals. Dealing with blood draws, diagnostic computers, pharmacology, computer records for patients. Working with Veterinarians and other technicians in a busy atmosphere of clients and patients. I have learned to deal with X-rays, Pharmacology, Dental, Surgical assistance, and patient relations.

LEAD OPERATOR August 2017 – June 2018

Strobel Energy Logistics

Tyler, TX

Full time operations dealing with transfer of oil products being shipped to Mexico. Safely observed transfer of Diesel fuel from Delek Oil Truck trailers to Union Pacific Railroad Railcars. HAZMAT qualified having dealt with; Diesel, Biodiesel, Gasoline, VGO, Jet A, and Ethanol. Supervised four-man team to safely transfer fuel using high-capacity mobile pumping station. Produced all paperwork needed for international transfer of railcars to Mexico and within the United States. Obtained understanding of needed paperwork and safety materials needed in operation and shipment of Rail cars on Union Pacific railroad tracks.

FORKLIFT OPERATOR/CUSTOMER SERVICE February 2016 – May 2016

MCCOY’s LUMBER

Paris, TX

Assisted in the stocking and restocking of materials used for construction. Helped customers find, load and transport purchased items to jobsite location. Qualified to operate two- and three-ton forklifts with no accidents or property damage. Worked with fellow operators to ensure all needed deliveries were correct and loaded safely for transport.

SALES ASSOCIATE

WHOLESALE ARMS INC

Blossom, TX August 2014 – January 2016

Part time associate for local arms sales manufacturer. Dealt with the public at gun shows to advise and inform them for knowledgeable purchasing and selection of handguns and rifles. Assisted in the manufacturing of AR-15’s and production of specialty made rifles for individual purchase. Took initiative in dealing with the public to ensure a good relation and open policy’s, and instilled confidence of weapons safety procedures to clients. Demonstrated numerous techniques for safety and handling of purchased weapons by clients.

SENIOR DIVISION COMMON GROUND STATION OPERATOR

I/S CO, HHBN, G2, 1st ARM DIV

Fort Bliss, TX July 2011 – April 2012

Supervised three Noncommissioned officers and 12 enlisted Soldiers on daily production, dissemination and tracking of intelligence. Collection was by means of Geospatial Assets and Moving Target Indicators (MTI) using Remote Workstations in Sensitive Compartmented Information Facility (SCIF). Developed all Soldiers to deal in understanding Military duties and their potential as a Soldier as future leaders. Encompassed all areas of daily production to develop Soldiers to become future leaders as Noncommissioned Officers, Warrant Officers and Commissioned Officers. Maintained all training, administrative, and personnel records on an Access data base that I created. Provided a work environment that was instrumental to learning and growth in Soldiers abilities to seek greater responsibility.

PLATOON SERGEANT

511TH MI CO, 501ST BSB, 1/1 AD

Fort Bliss, TX. December 2009 -July 2011

Deployed for a third tour to Operation Iraqi Freedom, Dec 2009- Nov 2010, FOB Warrior, Kirkuk, Iraq. Operations NCO for the Headquarters Platoon, I assisted in daily duties of Soldiers and requirements from the Company Commander and First Sergeant. Tracking daily statistics of Military, Civilian personnel, and Military Equipment statuses. I Coordinated operations and shifts for 24-hour coverage of 108 Military Intelligence Company personnel. Tracked personnel's movements to and from the Forward Operating Base, FOB Warrior, to different bases in the Area of Operations. Provided daily briefings to senior leadership on information that was essential to mission accomplishments and equipment statuses. Became qualified as the Small Arms Proficiency Instructor for the company, which led to development of classes and ranges to help increase the efficiency and safety of our Soldiers on ranges and as well as real world exposure.

ADVANCED INDIVIDUAL TRAINING PLATOON SERGEANT

C CO, 305TH MI BN, 111TH MI BDE, TRADOC

Fort HUACHUCA, AZ. January 2008 - July 2009

Instructed over 180 Soldiers every 18 weeks for the Military Intelligence Analyst Course for Military Occupational Specialty (MOS) of 35F. Dealt with all aspects of young Soldiers training, integration, and development into the United States Army. For 18 weeks all areas of training that were required by TRADOC were initiated at my level. Area's that were covered was Advanced Rifle Marksmanship (ARM), Convoy and Dismounted Operations, Cultural Awareness, Equal Opportunity, First Aid Training, and a ten-day field exercise. Soldiers were always monitored for their care and welfare while in AIT. It was not uncommon to work up to 15 hours a day during this time but being there for the Soldier was motivating.

OPERATIONS NCO

G3, INTELLIGENCE COMMAND, TRADOC

Fort Huachuca, AZ April 2007 - December 2007

In charge of Tasking and Temporary Duty's of all personnel under HHC 111th MI BDE. Wrote tasking orders for INSCOM for all personnel tasked with training or subject matter experts in support of Military Mobility Teams or requested support for OIF/OEF deployments. Reviewed daily status reports for issues that were relevant concerns of the commanding general and prepared briefings for Senior Officers.

COMMON GROUND STATION SQUAD LEADER

101ST ABN ACE

Forward Operating Base Speicher, IRAQ December 2005 - December 2006

Second deployment in support of OIF. Night shift NCOIC for Common Ground Station for Joint Surveillance Targeting Attack Radar System (JSTARS) for the 101st ABN ACE. Monitored intelligence reports in conjunction with other military collection assets to build upon collection and dissemination of information to Brigade and Battalion intelligence teams. Transferred to FOB Warhorse, Bacquba province, with 3rd BDE, 4th INF DIV to work on a document exploitation team (DOCEX), with Air Force Intelligence, providing analysis on translation of computer files, propaganda leaflets and propaganda DVD's from Anti Iraqi Forces.

INSTRUCTOR/WRITER NCOA, OPERATIONS NCO

NONCOMMISSION OFFICER ACADEMY, TRADOC

Fort Huachuca, AZ January 2005 - November 2005

Trained as an Instructor for Basic Noncommissioned Officer Academy (NCOA) in common core level I and II for students at the rank of Staff Sergeant/E-6 level for Squad Leader responsibilities. Operations NCOIC for NCOA working at plans and training for both Basic and Advanced company's. Organized all Protocol for visiting dignitaries to the NCOA from countries such as Japan, Hungary, Germany, and Jordan. Worked with all training plans and organization of assets for both company's of the NCOA. Graduated Advanced Noncommissioned Officers Course (ANCOC) in 2005.

SQUAD LEADER/PLATOON SERGEANT

C CO, 104TH MI, 4TH ENGINEERS BN, 3RD BDE, 4TH I.D.

Fort Carson, CO. November 2000 - December 2004

Squad Leader for a Common Ground Station for JSTARS of four enlisted. Squad leader position dealt with training Soldiers in deployment, operation, maintenance and security of Secret Collection Asset. Moved to position of Platoon Sergeant when deployed to Iraq in April 2003 to March 2004. Based at FOB Anaconda in July 2003, later to be named FOB Balad, Iraq. Trained in Unit Movement NCOIC and assisted in deployment and redeployment of all company vehicle, containers and personnel.

TRAINING NCOIC

HHC, 513TH MI BDE

Fort Gordon, GA August 1999 - November 2000

Training NCO for HHC developing training plans and schedules for a company of 150 officers and enlisted assisting in the operations of the 513 Military Intelligence Brigade. Planned and coordinated all schedules for instruction and field exercises. Sergeant's Time Training (STT) and Commanders Common Tasks (CTT) for annual training were main areas of responsibility.

JSTARS CREW MEMBER

JSTARS DETACHMENT, 297 MI BN, 513TH MI BDE

Warner Robbins Air Force Base, GA May 1997 - July 1999

Crew member for E8-C Joint Surveillance Target Attack Radar System for the 116th Wing at Warner Robins AFB, GA. 240 hours of training to be qualified as a crew member including graduation from the US Air Force Survival School Spokane, Washington. Worked as operator of connectivity of air platform to Common Ground Station (CGS) to support US Army in ground operations. Flew over 90 hours and supported Operations over Kosovo in 1999. Graduated BNCOC in 1998.

COMMON GROUND STATION STUDENT

D Co, 305th MI BN, 111th MI BDE

Fort Huachuca, AZ January 1997 - May 1997

Attended MOS 35H Common Ground Station Operators Course for 16 Weeks at Fort Huachuca, AZ. Trained in analytical, operation, deployment and maintenance of the Common Ground Station for the US Army.

ENLISTED AERO SCOUT OBSERVER

B CO, 1/2 AVN REGT, 2ND I.D.

Camp Page, Republic South Korea December 1995 - December 1996

Navigator for AH-64 Apache Attack Company as a crew member of OH-58C helicopters in South Korea. Duties of a crewmember performed as well as that of Communications Security for all aircraft in the company with Identification Friend or Foe, (IFF). Duty driver of Company commander and qualified to operate M1097A and 5 ton vehicle. Required training on safety and emergency procedures to continue on flight status. Took over as Platoon Sergeant as a Corporal when NCOIC was delayed returning from Mid Tour leave for 6 weeks. Performed as Librarian for navigation maps for the company and updated Master Hazard Map Board for Pilots and Navigators on hazards and no fly zones for pilots to follow before submission of flight schedules.

ENLISTED AERO SCOUT OBSERVER

B CO, 1/227 AVN REGT, 1 CAV DIV

Fort Hood, TX March 1993 - December 1995

Navigator for AH-64 Apache Attack Company as a crew member of OH-58C Observation Helicopter. Flew over 350 hours as a crew member with 100 of those hours under Night Vision Goggles (NVG). Deployed for JTF6 mission to Silver City, New Mexico in 1993 for drug interdiction. Flew over 80 hours at The National Training Center at Fort Erwin, CA in 1994. Trained as the company's Airman's Life Support and Service Equipment (SLSE) responsible for all emergency and survival vest equipment for Pilots and crewmembers.

ENLISTED AERO SCOUT OBSERVER SCHOOL

A CO, 113TH AVE REGT, TRADOC

Fort Rucker, AL September 1992 -March 1993

Trained in Navigational techniques to become qualified as a crew member in the Observation Helicopter 58c Model. Trained in Navigation, Radio procedures, Ability to make calls for artillery fire, emergency procedures, aircraft maneuvers, and FAA flight rules and regulations to be qualified as crewmember in US Army Aviation.

BASIC TRAINING

3 PLT, C Co, 76th DIV-PROTRAIN

Fort Jackson, SC July 1992 -September 1992

Introduced into the US Army training for physical, marksman and overall conduct of US Military Soldiers.

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