Jesus Alvarez

Experience

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  Wells Fargo

  Dec 2007 - Nov 2010

  Team Supervisor

  Ensured adherence to bank policies and procedures, maintained control of the vault, and performed teller duties as needed.Actively participated in sales meetings, balanced the banking center on a daily basis, created various banking reports, and assisted with the opening and closing of the banking centerRecorded and distributed meeting agenda from monthly meetings for Teller SupervisorsAssisted staff with difficult customer transactions and actively participated in community eventsAdministered closing duties, such as processing appropriate balancing entries and securing the buildingManaged schedule for 11 people and ensured there was always adequate coverage when needed.Demonstrated flexibility and willingness to take on new roles and responsibilities to help with the overall operations and performance of the banking center.Purchased and maintained office supply inventories and being careful to adhere to budgeting practicesTyped documents such as correspondence, emails, drafts, memos, and prepared reports for management Show less

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  Chase

  Dec 2010 - Sept 2012

  Assistant Supervisor

  Managed vault and conducted monthly auditsImplemented corporate or departmental policies, procedures and services standard in conjunction with management, including coaching, and motivating direct reportTrained and instructed employees in job duties and company policiesPrepared and issued work scheduled, deadlines and duty assignments to teller staffAssisted tellers when balancing problems occurred using knowledge of common errorsEnsured due diligence procedures compliance were followed in regards to suspicious activities of large currency transactions above $10,000 and monetary instruments purchases (i.e. cashier's checks, money orders and travelers checks) in amounts exceeding $3,000 and above were reported to AML/BSA in a timely manner.Ensured supply of money for banking center needs were met based on cash limits and business demandsBalanced and replenished the ATMMonitored and reviewed banking center security procedures, and controlled access to vault and teller cash drawersPromoted the bank's products and services by consistently cross-selling at every opportunity Show less

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  United States Army

  Sept 2012 - Feb 2016

  Team Leader

  Trained new soldiers on daily operations and safety standards.Actively participated in preventative maintenance activities and equipment inspections on the fieldPerform daily maintenance checks of tools and assigned equipment.Managed and mentored 8 subordinate personnel and ensured they were properly trained.Implement class schedules and procedures to streamline productivity, increase safety measures and counseling.Planned and facilitated field training designed to boost team competencies and capabilities.Managed over $100,000 worth of equipment resulting in zero losses of persons or the damaging of equipment.Supervised heavy weapon equipment, educated and applied hands-on training to succeed in the team's operations and tasks.Analyzed situations and applied appropriate measures under high-stress situations; implemented appropriate security measures to ensure safety practices were metFostered professional and personal development of soldiers assigned to me on and off duty through monthly evaluation reportsIncreased soldier morale under stressed induced situations by exploiting positive outcomes of completing difficult challenges Show less

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  Gelson's Markets

  Sept 2016 - Mar 2017

  Grocery Clerk

  Responsible for maintaining pricing, stocking products and regular rotation of merchandise to ensure a quality shopping experience. Verified refrigerated coolers, shelves and other applicable displays are adequately stocked. Assisted in receiving and unloading of merchandise, followed all safety policies and procedures, store rules and company policy. Assisted with cashier services; understood produce codes for a smooth transition.

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  United States Army Reserve

  Oct 2016 - Nov 2021

  Served as a Block NCO; as a level two Military Police, Internment and Resettlement Corrections Officer for the United States Army, deployed in an imminent and hostile danger area, my responsibility was to supervise and assist the lowest level of guard force team members with individuals held in military custody by the United States Government. My responsibilities were to supervise and assist with the day to day operations for a military detention facility. I ensured all guard force personnel conducted safe, humane and legal detention operations by overseeing Standard Operating Procedures were executed and that all guard force members practiced responsible Operation Security principals at all times. I ensured my section was properly equipped with all necessary documents, tools, sensitive items and accounted equipment on a daily basis. I ensured a transfer of pertinent daily significant actions were relayed from the previous shift. I ensured all individuals in custody, were accounted for at all times throughout the course of the shift. Show less Served as a Team Leader for the 96th Military Police Battalion Head Quarters Responsible for the daily supervision and operations of a military police detention support team; responsible for the training, readiness, professional development, morale, and welfare of three Soldiers; maintains accountability, maintain security and facility operations security. Counsel, discipline, and develop Soldiers into competent leaders; maintain the highest state of combat readiness; must be ready to assume control of the squad in the absence of the squad leader. Show less

  • Squad Leader

    Jan 2021 - Nov 2021

  • Squad Leader

    Oct 2018 - Dec 2020

  • Team Leader

    Oct 2016 - Oct 2018
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  Hub Construction Specialties Supplies and Equipment

  Mar 2017 - Dec 2017

  Truck Driver

  Transported finished goods and raw materials over land to and from manufacturing plants or retail and distribution centersInspected trucks for mechanical items and safety issues and perform preventative maintenancePlanned routes and meet delivery schedulesDocumented and logged work/rest periods and milage spent driving and retain fuel/toll receiptsComplied with truck driving rules and regulations (size, weight, route designations, parking, and break periods) as well as with company policies and proceduresManeuvered trucks into loading or unloading positionsCollected and verify delivery instructionsReported defects, accidents, or violations Show less

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  City of Murrieta

  Feb 2018 - Jul 2018

  Administrative Assistant

  Responsible for supporting administrative services, City Clerk, City Manager’s office, Finance, Parks & Recreation, Public Works/Engineering, and Police Department. Assisted in organizing meetings for Administrators, greeting office visitors, and composing documents on behalf of department. Answered phones, maintained calendars, scheduled staff meetings, maintained filing systems (physical & electronically). Provided analysis on Assemble and Senate Bills. Conducted field inspections on water drains, sidewalks, and driveways. Handled requests and queries from senior managers. Show less

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  Western Riverside Council of Governments (WRCOG)

  Jul 2018 - Mar 2019

  Management Analyst

  Collected and analyzed annual reports, procedures, and other data useful to identify opportunities for improvement within the city. Made recommendations for improvements in city departments, which included new practices, forms, reports, data collection, and/or staffing changes based on assessments of current practices; communicated those recommendations to executives or other appropriate senior staff.Prepared and provided documentation and/or training materials as needed to facilitate implementation of suggested changes.Promoted, tracked, and measured compliance with program changes by creating and implementing appropriate data collection, reporting, and/or recordkeeping processes.prepared funding for the cities plan on purchasing new electronic vehicles. sat as a mentor for the cities grant proposals for local businessesSupported HR Department on hiring eventsAssisted on the talent acquisition process, which may include recruitment, interviewing, and hiring of qualified job applicants,Collaborated with departmental managers to understand skills and competencies required for openings.Helped in creating a new learning and development program that provides internal development opportunities for employees.Back engineering department by developing new projects and developing new interchange roads and the enhancements of local infrastructureCreated, planned, implemented, and managed city promotions through community outreach, printed materials, social media networks, and online media Show less

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  Riverside County Sheriff's Department

  Jul 2019 - Jan 2024

  Community Service Officer 2

  • Receive, identify, categorize, preserve, and store evidence appropriately without tainting or contaminating; enter, update and track evidence information into Law Enforcement Evidence Tracking System (LEETS); retrieve evidence for law enforcement personnel, and prosecution and defense attorneys; ensure security and chain of custody of evidence at long-term evidence facility; return evidence or property to public, or destroy evidence when appropriate.• Respond to requests from sworn law enforcement officers to transport those arrested or detained, and who have been determined to be non-violent, to a jail, hospital, mental health facility, juvenile hall, or similar identified holding location; perform additional search of, and handcuff arrestee with the assistance of, or in the presence of, a sworn officer.• Drive marked vehicle to perform home, business and area checks; detect violations of laws, ordinances and regulations; watch for suspicious behaviors, disabled vehicles, hazards, vandalism, or traffic accidents; respond to requests for assistance or information from the public. • Issue warnings or citations for a wide variety of code, regulation and ordinance violations inclusive of civil and criminal issues; respond to calls concerning runaways, burglaries, thefts, vandalism, and similar crimes where suspects are unknown.• Interview victims and witnesses; write reports, take photographs, collect and preserve evidence, dust and lift for fingerprints.• Coordinate vehicle towing due to disabled or expired registration; provide traffic control at scheduled events.• Write reports and document a wide variety of information on activities involving the above-noted duties; enter information into a variety of systems including confidential law enforcement systems; ensure vehicles and work sites are maintained. • Field Training Officer (FTO)- for Community Service Officer’s Show less

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  United States Army Reserve

  Feb 2022 - now

  Drill Sergeant

  Drill Sergeant Academy Class 016-22 (Blacksheep), serve as a Drill Sergeant in a Basic Combat Training (BCT), responsible for individual training, supervision, and development 40 to 60 Initial Entry Training Soldiers per 10 week cycle; ensuring that standards are met to provide the U.S. Army with discipline, physically and morale fit Soldiers.

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  Riverside County Sheriff's Office

  Jan 2024 - now

  Deputy Sheriff

  Enforce State, County, and City ordinances and laws. Patrol, either in a vehicle, bike, motorcycle, or on foot, an assigned area to prevent crime and maintain law and order; may conduct both preliminary and follow-up investigations of disturbances, prowlers, burglaries, thefts, holdups, suicides, death, and other criminal incidents.Contacts and cooperates with other law enforcement agencies in matters relating to the investigation of crimes and the apprehension of offenders.Makes traffic stops and issues warnings, citations, or makes arrests; checks vehicles and observes vehicle occupants; investigates scenes of vehicle accidents by interviewing drivers and witnesses, directs traffic and arranges for clearing of roadway.Prepares and submits written reports and field notes on all cases investigated; participates in staff development; attends briefings and training sessions; performs routine maintenance on assigned patrol vehicle, firearms, and other equipment. Show less