Former Military Security Officer - Secret Clearance - Resume

by Ronald Foster
(Cincinnati, OH, USA)

Former Military Security Officer - Secret Clearance - Resume

Active U.S. government secret security clearance

Objective: As a highly experience individual with over 13 years of military service, I would like to utilize my leadership experience, hard work and self-motivated approach obtain a Security Position with Triple Canopy Inc.

Experience:
EMPLOYMENT HISTORY:
• 2009-Present Squad Leader Texas National Guard
• 2008-2009 Squad Leader Iraq Texas National Guard
• 2006-2008 Team Leader/ Squad Leader Texas

National Guard Southwest Border Mission
• 2003-2004 50 Cal. Gunner Iraq U.S. Army
• 2001-2003 Unit Armsroom Armorer U.S. Army
• 1998-2002 Howitzer Driver/ Cannon Crewmember U.S. Army

MILITARY EDUCATION:
Unit Armorer course (resident)
Warrior Leadership Course (resident)
Javelin Gunner Course ASI 2C (resident)
BNCOC Phase One Common Leader course (resident)

Security Officer
• Supervised and maintained over $1 million of highly sensitive equipment as a Unit Armorer– efforts led to zero damage or loss.
• Assisted in over 100 illegal immigrants and narcotic apprehensions while working with U.S. Border Patrol.
• Supervised entry control point security operations by preventing zero ground attacks and denying unauthorized personnel access into the international zone.
• Operated and monitored surveillance cameras and ground sensors along 8 miles of the southwest U.S./Mexican border.

Communication
• Proven ability to communicate effectively in diverse environments– efficiently managed a diverse workforce of U.S. and Iraq Soldiers.
• Helped diffuse conflicts during highly sensitive operations with regards to everyone’s safety – consistently recognized by U.S. and Iraq officials.
• Effectively communicated by radio with border patrol agents in the field for interdiction/apprehension operations.

Leadership
• Successfully conducted over 300 hours of on the job training to certify Iraq Soldiers in entry control point tactics and operations.
• Supervised the search of over 400,000 local nationals and 160,000 vehicles entering the International Zone without any critical incidents.
• Selected as an E-5 to be in charge of the busiest Entry Control Point in Iraq; Consistently motivated Iraq security forces to comply with oral and written guidelines.