Daniel J.

Experience

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  U.S. Army Reserve

  Jun 2006 - Jun 2015

  Military Occupational Specialty: 37F. Psychological Operations SpecialistDuties: Public/Media Relations. Program/Series Execution. Area assessments and target audience assessments. Foreign relations. Surveys conducted on sample population/Information gathering. Media development and distribution. Promotion of local services/organizations. Quantifiable evaluation of effectiveness of program/series. Advising of possible courses of action using data gathered. Situation Reports. Military Occupational Specialty: 92A. Automated Logistical SpecialistDuties: Data Entry of equipment serial numbers and stock numbers. Documenting/Record Keeping. Inventory Management/Distribution. Creating work orders for vehicles needing higher level repair. Part requests/Receiving/Shipping. Quarterly maintenance reports. Vehicle/equipment maintenance. Forklift operator

  • Assistant Team Leader

    Sept 2010 - Jun 2015

  • Motorpool Clerk

    Jun 2006 - Sept 2010
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  Kiddie World

  Jan 2013 - May 2016

  Assistant manager

  Responsibilities: Sales, customer service, new inventory promotion, inventory control, payroll, social media representative, and dispute resolution.

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  Autism Spectrum Interventions

  Aug 2016 - Nov 2017

  Direct Interventionist

  Work directly with clients on target behaviors in school, home, and community settings.Cooperate with LBUSD staff in the classroom in order to assist clients meet their IEP goals

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  Courtesy Patrol Specialists.

  Aug 2017 - Nov 2017

  Security Officer

  Provide security to a residential community and manage vehicular traffic.

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  The Salvation Army Southern California Division

  Dec 2017 - now

  The Salvation Army's Street 2 Subsidy Program is designed to provide case management/support to participants who are currently homeless and need rental assistance in order to be successful in their housing due to low income. The program provides individuals with a 30-40% rent subsidy for a period of up to 5 years, depending on their level of need. This program strives to achieve housing stability and assist participants to work toward the goal of obtaining a more permanent subsidy (ie. affordable housing / Section 8). To be eligible, individuals and families must have some sort of fixed income, be able to pay their portion of the rent amount, and have very low income below 50% AMI. The individual/family must be referred over by another service provider who will assist them with housing navigation (have a unit identified) before being referred. Show less The Salvation Army Shallow Subsidy Program is designed to provide additional support to participants who have received rapid-rehousing assistance and need on-going rental assistance to maintain their housing due to rent burden and low income. The program provides individuals with a 35% rent subsidy for a period of up to 5 years, depending on their level of need. Additionally, the program has prioritized 20 percent of its slots for Seniors (persons 62 and older) who need rental assistance to maintain their housing due to rent burden and low income while waiting for affordable/low-income housing. This program strives to achieve housing stability and assist participants to work toward the goal of fully assuming rent. To be eligible, individuals and families must be currently active in a rapid re-housing program and have very low income below 50% AMI. Participants must be able to pay 60% or more of their total income towards rent. Show less

  • Program Manager

    Oct 2023 - now

  • Street 2 Subsidy Program Supervisor

    Aug 2021 - Oct 2023

  • Shallow Subsidy Program Supervisor

    Oct 2020 - Aug 2021

  • ICMS Case Manager

    Apr 2019 - Oct 2020

  • Housing Specialist

    Dec 2017 - Apr 2019