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From OEF/OIF to present day OEF
A. CLASS V. AMMUNITION SPECIALIST.
When I joined the U.S. Army, I didn’t choose easy. I chose Ammunition Specialist because nothing moves without ammo. Bullets, rockets, explosives—I made sure the warfighter had what they needed, when they needed it. No excuses. That’s where I learned accountability and precision. That’s where discipline was forged. From there, I mastered SAAS-MOD, TAMIS, and CAPULDI. I moved Class V from port to battlefield, tracked every round, and secured every asset. I operated under pressure, trained the team, and executed when systems failed. No blame, just results. That’s the mindset I bring to everything: data, code, and cybersecurity. Trained under fire. Tested in the wire. I lead with discipline. I deliver with purpose.
B. DOMINATING THE WIRE. SR. SYSTEMS ANALYST. ALAT. SASMO.
After loading ammo in the field, I stepped into the digital battlespace. I joined the Automated Logistics Assistance Team (ALAT) and the Sustainment Automation Support Management Office (SASMO). Mission: Dominate the wire. I was tasked with managing and optimizing the Army’s lifeline—Logistics Information Systems. I operated and mastered STAMIS, SAAS-MOD, PBUSE, GCSS-Army, SAMS-E, ULLS-A, and MC4. I trained fellow warfighters, delivering 40-hour SAAS-MOD courses from the foxhole. I integrated RFID Savi SmartChain and BCS3 to enable real-time battlefield tracking. I configured CAISI and VSAT systems under pressure, pushing signal through dirt and fire. I maintained secure communications in denied environments—no fiber, no fallback. I ran updates, ran audits, and secured classified data flow across forward-deployed systems. I trained the troops. When systems failed, I fixed them—fast. No excuses. Just solutions. That’s how I operated in the wire.
C. FROM SUPPLY LINES TO SIGNAL LINES.
G4 to G6, Logistics to Communications. I didn’t switch lanes. I expanded the battle space. I started with the grind, tracking convoys, moving Class V, sustaining the fight. I knew every pallet, every shipment, every delay that could cost lives. That was G4. Logistics. The artery. Then I stepped into G6. Communications. The nerve. The network. The signal. I moved from supply lines to fiber lines, configured CAISI, hardened servers, secured data flow under pressure. Most stay in one lane. I operated in both. Because mission success needs both muscle and message. I became the bridge, boots on gravel, hands on routers. Syncing systems. Driving ops. Keeping the wire alive in the places where failure wasn’t an option. That’s where I evolved. That’s where I still operate.
"A Soldier can live months without mail, weeks without food, days witho|llut
water, and minutes without air, but not one second without AMMO!"
-Unknown
PARTNERS
LOCKED IN 28+ YEARS. THEATER PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
🔓 IT Specialist | INFOSEC | Cybersecurity
• Army Expeditionary Civilian Workforce GS-2210-12
• 595th Transportation Brigade S6 Cybersecurity
• U.S. Army Transportation Command (ARTRANS)
• Operation Epic Fury
• United States Army Central Command - Theater
My footprint
USA - Kuwait - Iraq - Afghanistan - Qatar - Bahrain - UAE - Egypt - Saudi Arabia - Jordan
Languages Spoken
English - Spanish - Tagalog - Arabic - Thai
🔐Service Desk Admin 1 - Net Controller
🔐 IT Specialist - Sysadmin - Customer Support
🔐 IT Specialist - Sysadmin - Customer Support
• Department of War OCONUS w/ V2X
• OMDAC-SWACA Program
• 160th Signal BDE | 54th Signal BDE
• Watch Floor | Network Operations Center-Kuwait
• United States Army Central Command - Theater
🔐 IT Specialist - Sysadmin - Customer Support
🔐 IT Specialist - Sysadmin - Customer Support
🔐 IT Specialist - Sysadmin - Customer Support
• Army Expeditionary Civilian Workforce GS-2210-12
• U.S. Army Corps of Engineers - USACE
• Transatlantic Expeditionary District
• Operation Spartan Shield - OSS
• United States Army Central Command - Theater
🔐 Network Administrator III
🔐 IT Specialist - Sysadmin - Customer Support
🔐 Systems Support Specialist
• Department of War OCONUS w/ Envistacom
• Combined Joint Task Force (CJTF)
• Operation Inherent Resolve (OIR)
• United States Army Central Command - Theater
🔐 Systems Support Specialist
🔐 CITS | NPSS | WPS-2 | QRF Team
🔐 Systems Support Specialist
• Department of War OCONUS w/ Vectrus
• Area Support Group Kuwait
• Information Management Directorate
• Automation Support Department
• Kuwait-Base Ops & Security Support Services
🔐 CITS | NPSS | WPS-2 | QRF Team
🔐 CITS | NPSS | WPS-2 | QRF Team
🔐 CITS | NPSS | WPS-2 | QRF Team
• Department of State OCONUS w/ GardaWorld
• Communication and Information Technology Specialist
• Task Order 8, Private Military Company (PMC)
• Kabul Embassy Security Force (KESF)
• Diplomatic Security U.S. Embassy
🔐 Systems Support Specialist
🔐 CITS | NPSS | WPS-2 | QRF Team
🔐 CITS | NPSS | WPS-2 | QRF Team
• Department of War OCONUS w/ Vectrus
• Area Support Group Kuwait
• Information Management Directorate
• Automation Support Branch
• Kuwait-Base Ops & Security Support Services
🔐 Sr. Systems Analyst - SASMO - Instructor
🔐 Sr. Systems Analyst - SASMO - Instructor
🔐 Sr. Systems Analyst - SASMO - Instructor
• Department of War OCONUS w/ TLC
• Sustainment Automation Support Mgmt. Office
• Full Stack SAAS-MOD Instructor and Field Service Rep
• The 1st Sustainment Command (Theater SASMO)
• United States Army Central Command - Theater
🔐 Sr. Systems Analyst - SASMO - Iraq
🔐 Sr. Systems Analyst - SASMO - Instructor
🔐 Sr. Systems Analyst - SASMO - Instructor
• Department of War OCONUS w/ L3Harris
• Sustainment Automation Support Mgmt. Office
• Full Stack SAAS-MOD Instructor and Field Service Rep
• 402nd Army Field Support Brigade USF-I ALAT
• United States Army Central Command - Theater
🔐 Ammunition Item Manager
🔐 Sr. Systems Analyst - SASMO - Instructor
• Department of War OCONUS w/ CSA Kuwait LTD
• Logistics and Supply Chain Management
• Full Stack SAAS-MOD | Oracle DBA
• Ammunition Supply Point | Theater Storage Area
• United States Army Central Command - Theater
🔐 Ammunition Sr. Functional Analyst
• Department of War OCONUS w/ GDIT
• Logistics and Supply Chain Management
• Full Stack SAAS-MOD | Oracle DBA
• The 1st Sustainment Command (Theater)
• United States Army Central Command - Theater
🔐 Ammunition Lead Item Manager
🔐 Ammunition Specialist - 55B / 89B
• Department of War OCONUS w/ TLC
• Logistics and Supply Chain Management
• Full Stack SAAS-MOD | Oracle DBA
• The 1st Sustainment Command (Theater)
• United States Army Central Command - Theater
🔐 Ammunition Specialist - 55B / 89B
🔐 Ammunition Specialist - 55B / 89B
• Department of the Army CONUS / OCONUS
• OEF/OIF Veteran U.S. Army Ordnance Corps
• Full Stack SAAS-MOD | Oracle DBA | Port Expeditor
• Coalition Forces Land Component Command
• United States Army Central Command - Theater
Master of Arts in Intelligence Studies - Intelligence Collection
AMU - School of Security and Global Studies
Graduate Certificate, Counterintelligence
AMU - School of Security and Global Studies
Bachelor of Science in Information Systems Security - Digital Forensics
AMU - School of Science, Technology, Engineering & Math (STEM)
Undergraduate Terrorism Studies
AMU - School of Security and Global Studies
Associate of Science Graphic Design & Multimedia
Westwood College School of Art and Design
Associate of Arts Business Administration
Los Angeles City College - School of Business
ACTIVELY MAINTAINING A SOC LAB ENVIRONMENT
This isn’t theory. This is training. This is discipline. This is how I stay sharp:
🔍 SIEM & Log Management
🚨 IDS / IPS & Network Monitoring
🔐 Firewall & Network Security
🧪 Vulnerability Assessment
🛡 Blue Team / Threat Detection & Defense
🎯 Red Team / Penetration Testing
🛡 EDR / XDR (Endpoint & Extended Detection and Response)
"The lab stays hot. The logs stay live. The mission stays real.
I don’t practice passing — I train to win."