Arsenia Edwards, Administrative Support Specialist
Lutz, 33558, MD, 301-***-****, *******.*******@*******.*** SUMMARY Proactive Administrative Support Specialist with over 20 years of diverse experience in program coordination and personnel management. Demonstrated expertise in delivering training and resources for over 6,700 service members, ensuring effective operational support. Adept at developing and managing budgets while providing exceptional technical guidance. Committed to enhancing organizational efficiency and stakeholder communication, ready to contribute unique skills to streamline administrative operations.
WORK EXPERIENCE
11/2015 – Present Reserve Component Coordinator, Pathfinder Consultants LLC Washington Provide subject matter expertise and direct support for the Yellow Ribbon Reintegration Program at the Reserve Component HQ
Plan, coordinate, and attend Yellow Ribbon Reintegration Program (YRRP) events, training, briefings, surveys, and activities that support Service members and their families throughout the deployment cycle Deliver technical guidance to YRRP Managers in identifying trends, issues, concerns, and developing program improvements
Coordinate and execute required reporting for the YRRP Facilitate training for new RCCs and Event Planners to reinforce OSD support
Ensure professional interaction and communication with Program stakeholders
Participate in Joint Working Group and Event Planning symposiums Delivered Reintegration training for over 6,700 US Coast Guard Reservists and their families.
05/2005 – 11/2015 Employee Support Specialist, Military Personnel Services Corporation
Leesburg
Managed and provided oversight for the effective implementation of strategic goals and objectives of the Employer Support for the Guard and Reserve State Committee
Supervised support staff, conducted surveys, and briefed executive-level officials across the public, private, and military sectors Responsible for developing operating budgets and fiscal management in accordance with Department of Defense standards and acceptable accounting principles.
01/2002 – 06/2005 Maintenance Control Superintendent, 113th Logistics Group JB Andrews Supervised, directed, and controlled the collection, auditing, evaluation, and analysis of Management Information System (MIS) data, ensuring accuracy, timeliness, and compliance with directives Oversaw analysis of deficiencies in equipment performance, materiel consumption, scheduling, management, and resource allocation, assessing their impact on the maintenance mission and results of corrective actions
Managed review, evaluation, and filing of documentation for maintenance planning and scheduling
Oversaw aircraft configuration, Time Compliance Technical Order (TCTO), special inspections, and time change programs
Administered the Maintenance Operations Center (MOC). 10/1986 – 12/2002 Production Controller, District of Columbia Air National Guard Andrews AFB Coordinated and developed operational and maintenance requirements for all assigned F-16C/D aerospace vehicles, valued at over $21 million each, ensuring a combat-ready operational flying program to support worldwide missions
Scheduled aircraft maintenance through the ANGRC for programmed and unprogrammed depot-level maintenance
Collaborated with senior leadership, branch chiefs, and section managers across more than 35 functional areas to ensure adequate support for all daily and contingency operations, optimizing critical resource utilization. 10/1983 – 10/1986 Industrial Specialist, United States Navy Indian Head Directed and coordinated the technical planning of nationwide production programs supporting the Government Furnished Material Program for Cartridge Actuated Devices/Propellant Actuated Devices Reviewed and evaluated monthly production reports to assess progress and identify problem areas
Analyzed change requests to determine the effects of engineering orders on production schedules
Assessed variances and directed financial reports to implement steps for improving production efficiency
Analyzed long-range schedules to ascertain lead times for material requisition submissions
Maintained liaison with engineering contractors and other agencies for production program surveillance.
08/1977 – 03/1982 Jet Engine Mechanic, United States Air Force York Executed scheduled and unscheduled maintenance on TF-30, J-57, and J- 79 engines, each valued at over $1.5 million
Performed all intermediate maintenance functions for jet engines, including teardown, build-up, and operational checks, while also maintaining the engine test facility
Analyzed engine data and inspection findings to identify necessary repairs, accomplishing all engine time change technical orders, modifications, and time change parts to meet operational goals.
EDUCATION
2021 – 2023 Ultimate Medical Academy
Associate in, Medical Billing and Coding
Tampa
2014 – 2014 Villanova University
Certificate, Program Management
Lancaster
2000 – 2003 Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University
Bachelor of Science in, Technical Management
Daytona Beach
2001 – 2003 Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University
Associate's in, Production Management
Daytona, FL
SKILLS DoD Experience Production Management
Medical Coding Medical Billing
Team Management Military Experience
Project Planning Microsoft Excel
Microsoft Powerpoint Microsoft Office
Microsoft Word Six Sigma
Lean Program management
Process improvement Military Service
Calendar Management Research
Administrative Communication
Prior Experience Microsoft Office
Multitasking Verbal Communication
Attention to Detail Teamwork
Adaptability Event Planning
CERTIFICATES Certificate in Government and Business Contracting Villanova University
2015
Certificate in Project Management
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University
Certificate in Six Sigma (Green and Lean)
United States Air Force Academy for Senior Non-Commissioned Officers