US Marine
Resume:
Lester Corpuz Lardizabal
San Jose, CA 95131
Mobile: 408-***-****
Day Phone: 408-***-****
Email: ************@*****.***
Country of citizenship:
United States of America
Veterans' Preference:
5-point preference based on active duty in the U.S. Armed Forces
Registered for Selective Service
Contact Current Employer:
Yes
AVAILABILITY Job Type: Permanent
Work Schedule: Full Time
DESIRED LOCATIONS US-CA-Silicon Valley/San Jose
WORK EXPERIENCE United States Marine Corps 2nd Battalion 4th Marines 4/2007 - 12/2008
Camp Pendleton, California US
Salary: $56,000 USD Per Year
Hours per week: 55
Section Leader/Sergeant
- Carry out orders of Platoon Commander, Platoon Sergeant, and Platoon Guide.
- Responsible to report to the Platoon Commander and Platoon Sergeant for the discipline, appearance, training, control, and welfare of the team.
- Provide a mission capable Mobile Assault section in support of any security missions day and night, which may include combat operations, motorized raids, convoy operations, Surface Trap, humanitarian missions, or civil disturbances.
- Responsible for the supervision and execution of training for my section in accordance with the Training and Readiness Standards.
- Develop and mentor Marines through Professional Military Education.
- Provide operational planning recommendations to the Platoon Commander.
- Proficient in the use and employment of all weapons organic to a MAP Platoon.
- Maintain accountability of all equipment assigned to my Marines.
- Instill and demonstrate all military virtues to junior Marines, which include mental and physical toughness, and implementation of a rigorous PT schedule complete with a Marine Corps Martial Arts Program.
- Instruct, evaluate and report the performance of Marines and sections in accordance with the Marine Corps Training and Readiness Manual by updating and maintaining training jackets for each Marine in my section.
- Provide counseling to individual Marines in all matters affecting their daily performance in accordance with the Marine Corps counseling program.
- Maintain accurate counseling records of all Marines both electronically and with a hard copy for documentation of all actions relating to performance and conduct.
- Ensure operational risk management is considered in every section of evolution and is executed.
- Hold Marines to the Marine Corps standard, such as weight, physical fitness test, and grooming standards.
- Responsible for the maintenance and tracking of all equipment that my section uses during operations, which include armory and vehicle items.
- Conduct thorough debrief after all training and operational events.
- Control fire and movement of my section.
- Responsible for tactical employment of section in accordance with standard operation procedures.
- Proficient in using pyrotechnics for illumination, screening, and signaling.
- Conduct vehicle maintenance and ensure the platoon chain of command is informed about any discrepancies.
- Train section in performance of tasks which support platoon training objectives.
- Deployed to Southeast Asia for 6 months.
United States Marine Corps Weapons Field Training Battalion 10/2004 - 4/2007
Camp Pendleton, California US
Salary: $40,000 USD Per Year
Hours per week: 55
Primary Marksmanship Instructor
- Trained and supervised 1439 recruits in area of marksmanship with 1409 recruits qualifying on there first try.
- Maintained a initial qualification rate of 97.7% with 585 expert, 464 sharpshooter,and 358 marksman.
- Provided preparatory marksmanship training for Marine recruits and prepares them for qualification with the M16A2 Service Rifle during Table 1 (Fundamental Marksmanship Skills)in accordance with MCO 3574.2J and the Entry Level Detailed Instructors Guide.
- Established a Primary marksmanship instructor/Senior drill instructor/Coach team relationship, to enhance marksmanship training.
- Worked closely with Marksmanship Coaches and Block non-commissioned officers to identify weak or problem shooters.
- Assist weak shooters on the firing line during live fire evolutions.
- Conduct marksmanship remediation training, as required, for unqualified recruits.
- Utilize the Indoor Simulated Marksmanship Trainer (ISMT) in support of marksmanship training and during the remediation of unqualified recruits.
- Maintain a working knowledge of pertinent safety, range operations, marksmanship manuals, orders and regulations.
- Teach and remediate entry level marksmanship to recruits and sustainment level marksmanship to Marines in accordance with MCRP 3-01A, MCO 3574.2J, and the Entry Level Detailed Instructors Guide (ELR).
- Teach and supervise pistol shooting/qualification to Marines.
- Inspect shooters' weapons and equipment each day to ensure they are ready to fire.
- Enforce safety regulations and correct safety violations.
- Recommend corrective action in the application of the fundamentals of marksmanship.
- Act as a safety supervisor for recruits during Table 1 live fire.
- Conduct a daily review with shooters during qualification week.
- Teach marksmanship coaches to be block non-commissioned officers.
- Ensure no live ammunition is left on range after cease fire.
- Coordinate all range repairs via the Company Gunnery Sergeant and Battalion S-4.
- Organize and supervise all recruit working parties.
- Order, maintain, and issue range supplies necessary for range operations.
- Draw, issue, and recover unused Grade 3 ammunition, to include spent brass.
- Submit and maintain all ammunition expenditure reports.
- Supervise field day inspection conducted at the enlisted barracks.
- Conduct monthly inspections of all tools utilizing the provided checklists.
- Submit requests for missing or broken items via the Company Police Sergeant.
- Submit all work requests for barracks repair to the bachelor enlisted quarters Manager.
United States Marine Corps 3rd Battalion 5th Marines 10/2000 - 10/2004
Camp Pendleton, California US
Salary: $30,000 USD Per Year
Hours per week: 55
Vehicle Commander
- Specialized in weapon systems such as M16A2, M16A4, M4, M9 pistol, M249 SAW, 240 Golf, MK-19, and 50.caliber machine gun.
- Operated and maintained sophisticated equipment designed for tactical operations.
- Performed emergency maintenance on 8 different weapon systems.
- Worked effectively in groups with diverse team members.
- Deployed to Southeast Asia for 6 months.
- Deployed to Iraq for 7 months, in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom.
- Proficient in the use and employment of my team’s assigned weapon systems.
- Acquired targets and direct fire control, including selection of hot and cold positions.
- Supervised and inspected the vehicle’s loading, marking and camouflage.
- Controlled movement and prepared range cards when stationary.
EDUCATION Independence High School
San Jose, California US
High School or equivalent
Marine Corps Institute
Washington Navy Yard, DC US
Some College Coursework Completed
Relevant Coursework, Licensures and Certifications:
MCI COURSE MCI NAME COMPLETED DATE GRADE
0210BZ TERRORISM AWARENESS 2002/01/10 A
3420EZ PERSONAL FINANCE 2002/01/28 A
0118JZ SPELLING 2002/03/08 A
3316EZ BASIC NUTRITION 2002/04/23 A
0335CZ INFANTRY PATROLLING 2002/10/04 A
001AZZ PRINCIPLE INSTRUCTION FOR NCO 2002/12/04 A
8011ZZ BASIC GRAMMAR 2004/01/14 A
8012ZZ LEADERSHIP 2004/02/09 A
8016ZZ WAR FIGHTING TECHNIQUE 2004/02/11 A
0380ZZ INFANTRY SQUAD LEADER:COM LEADER 2004/05/24 A
301NZZ BASIC WAREHOUSING 2004/06/02 A
0861ZZ BASIC FORWARD OBSERVATION PROCEDURES 2004/08/05 A
334LZZ FOOD SERVICE FUNDS 2005/09/23 A
8014AZ WAR FIGHTING 2005/10/27 A
0381CZ LAND NAVIGATION 2005/11/29 A
8103ZZ WAR FIGHTING TECH 2006/02/27 A
3333ZZ RESERVE FIELD FOOD SERVICE SUPERVISOR 2006/03/08 A
033NZZ FUNDS OF MC LEADERSHIP 2002/01/10 A
0368ZZ HEAVY MACHINEGUN CREWMEN 2002/01/30 A
0321AZ M240G 2002/04/17 A
0354BZ DESERT OPS 2002/10/03 A
5812AZ MP INTERVIEW FORMS 2002/10/23 A
0365ZZ ANTI ARMOR OPERATIONS 2003/01/15 A
8017ZZ WEAPONS 2004/01/14 A
8013ZZ MILITARY STUDIES 2004/02/09 A
8015ZZ WAR FIGHTING TACTICS 2004/02/12 A
0370BZ MAR RIFLEMEN COMBAT SKILLS 2004/05/25 A
0372AZ MAR RIFLEMEN: WEAPONS 2004/06/16 A
0338ZZ THE LIGHT ARMORED VEHICLE CREWMAN 2004/08/09 A
8010ZZ SERGEANTS PROGRAM 2005/10/27 A
2135ZZ INSPECTION/REPAIR M9 PISTOL 2005/11/02 A
8104ZZ SNCODEPTDM 2006/02/27 A
8102ZZ MILITARY STUDIES 2006/03/06 A
8101ZZ LEADERSHIP&ADMIN 2006/04/25 A
REFERENCES Jameson Norton United States Marine Corps Platoon Commander
Phone Number: 434-***-****
Email Address: *******.******@*****.***
Reference Type: Professional
Jeffrey Duarte United States Marine Corps Platoon Guide
Phone Number: 714-***-****
Email Address: ***********@*****.***
Reference Type: Professional
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Honor Graduate (First place) Coaches Course, Honor Graduate (First place) Green Belt Instructor, Honor Graduate (First place) Sergeant Course, 1 COMBAT ACTION RIBBON, 1 GLOBAL WAR ON TERRORISM EXPEDITIONARY MEDAL, 1 GLOBAL WAR ON TERRORISM SERVICE MEDAL, 1 LETTER OF APPRECIATION, 2 MARINE CORPS GOOD CONDUCT MEDAL, 1 PRESIDENTIAL UNIT CITATION-NAVY, 3 CERTIFICATE OF COMMENDATION (INDIVIDUAL AWARD), 3 SEA SERVICE DEPLOYMENT RIBBON, 1 NATIONAL DEFENSE SERVICE MEDAL, 1 NAVY UNIT COMMENDATION, 1 MERITORIOUS MAST.
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