Experience

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  Us army

  May 2014 - Apr 2022

  Commanded a 293-person Light Infantry Headquarters Company● Responsible for the administration, training, operations, and combat readiness of a Light Infantry Headquarters Company with more than 112 vehicles and equipment worth more than $25M.● Deployed more than 100 soldiers to Japan and utilized interpreters to train with the Japanese Ground Self-Defense Force (JGSDF) developing bilateral operating processes for live fire exercises.● Oversaw the transfer of more than 60 personnel and equipment in support of U.S. Army Strategic Priorities. Show less Planned and executed the daily operations and training plan for a 1,050-person Infantry Battalion Task Force● Served as the liaison officer with U.S. Army Africa coordinating with multiple 4-star commands and the State Department to plan 53 missions deploying more than 200 soldiers to 19 countries in Africa.● Coordinated the deployment of more than 250 soldiers to the National Training Center (NTC) in California.● Planned the deployment of more than 400 soldiers to the Joint Readiness Training Center (JRTC) in Louisiana and 50 soldiers to support four Army Futures Command equipment testing programs. Show less Served as the principal advisor for sustainment planning and support of an 800-person Light Infantry Battalion ● Deployed and sustained more than 500 soldiers to JRTC without any loss of equipment.● Planned and executed the battalion’s divestment operation, divesting over 4,000 pieces of equipment to support U.S. Army Strategic Priorities. ● Communicated simulated operational logistics and sustainment requirements for two brigade combat teams during the Corps’ annual training certification, Warfighter 18-01, in South Korea. Show less Led a 46-person Stryker Platoon and an 18-person Assault Weapons Platoon ● Selected over 18 other officers to lead a second assault weapons platoon. Managed daily operations and combat readiness of vehicles and equipment valued in excess of $12M. ● Served as the Unit Movement Officer ensuring the smooth deployment and redeployment of 20 vehicles and 3 containers from Oahu to Hawaii, HI, by contracted line haul and Army vessel. ● Coordinated with Range Control to certify a two-week exercise was in full compliance and maintained range safety resulting in the successful certification of more than 1,900 soldiers without significant injury. Show less Completed Infantry Basic Officer Leader Course (IBOLC), Ranger School, Airborne School, Stryker Leader Course, and Recon & Surveillance Leaders Course● Infantry Basic Officer Leader Course (IBOLC) is a comprehensive training program designed to prepare newly commissioned officers for leadership roles within the Infantry branch of the U.S. Army. The course focuses on developing essential leadership, tactical, and technical skills required for leading Infantry units in combat. ● Ranger School is an intensive, 61-day leadership course that emphasizes small unit tactics, leadership development, and combat skills. Ranger School pushes participants to their limits, fostering resilience, teamwork, and decision-making under stress. ● Airborne School, also known as the Basic Airborne Course, is a three-week training program that teaches soldiers the fundamentals of military parachuting.● The Stryker Leader Course is a specialized training program designed to prepare leaders for assignments within Stryker Brigade Combat Teams (SBCTs). The course provides instruction on the unique capabilities, employment, and maintenance of Stryker vehicles, which are armored infantry carriers used for rapid deployment and maneuverability.● Recon & Surveillance Leaders Course (RSLC) is an advanced training program designed to develop leaders capable of planning, executing, and leading reconnaissance and surveillance missions in support of military operations. RSLC graduates are prepared to lead reconnaissance and surveillance teams in a variety of environments, providing critical information to commanders for decision-making and mission success. Show less

  • Headquarters Company Commander

    Apr 2021 - Apr 2022

  • Rifle Company Commander

    May 2020 - Apr 2021

  • Operations Planner

    Aug 2019 - May 2020

  • Graduate Student (Columbus State University)

    Nov 2018 - Aug 2019

  • Maneuver Captains Career Course Student

    Jun 2018 - Nov 2018

  • Battalion Logistics Officer

    Sept 2017 - Jun 2018

  • Weapons Company Executive Officer

    Sept 2016 - Aug 2017

  • STRYKER and Assault Weapons Platoon Leader

    Aug 2015 - Aug 2016

  • Infantry Officer Student

    May 2014 - Aug 2015
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  Us army

  Jun 2022 - now

  One of twenty U.S. Army Officers selected for the 2023 Omar N. Bradley fellowship. The General Omar N. Bradley Fellowship is the United States Army's premier junior officer broadening program. The Bradley Fellowship is designed to bring together cohorts of the highest-performing Officers and give them the skills, tools, and experiences necessary to innovate and lead at every level - from tactical to strategic. Responsible for prioritizing and scheduling engagements; managing and reviewing read ahead materials; and overseeing correspondence with special consideration of impending congressional actions, election cycles, and political implications of proposed legislation. ● Achieving Artificial Intelligence (AI) Literacy through Talent Management in the Department of Defense (Capstone Paper)● Policy Recommendation: Increasing Lethality with Drone Swarms (AI and International Policy Course Paper)● Putin’s Arrest Warrant and South Africa: An Opening Policy Window for the United States to Support and Join the International Criminal Court (Art of Diplomacy Course Paper)● Participated in the Georgetown Diplomacy and Policy Israel Trek (March 2023)

  • Legislative Liaison (U.S. Senate)

    May 2024 - now

  • Bradley Fellow (JCS/OSD/ARSTAF Intern)

    May 2022 - now

  • Military Assistant to the Assistant Secretary of Defense for Legislative Affairs

    May 2023 - May 2024

  • Graduate Student (Georgetown University)

    Jun 2022 - May 2023