Resume

• 2017

  Constructing homes for kind

  deserving low-income families.\n\nBeaufort

  SC Area

  Habitat for Humanity

• 2016

  Executive Leadership Course - JPME Phase I

  U.S. Army Command and General Staff College

• 2011

  Marina

  CA Area (approximately 120 hours of volunteer time)

  Local Farmers' Market

• 2010

  Salinas

  CA Area (Supported (4) food drive events)

  Food Bank For Monterey County

  Master of Science (M.S.)

  2012 Naval Sea Systems Command Award for Excellence in Combat Systems\nAwarded Additional USMC Military Occupational Specialty of 8826 - Ordnance Systems Engineer

  Engineering Physics/Applied Physics

  Naval Postgraduate School

  3.76 GPA

  (Executive Leadership Course) Navy Command & Staff College

  JPME Phase I

  DISTINGUISHED GRADUATE

  Naval War College

  Supervising Employees with Disabilities

  Supervisor Safety Training

  Fiber Foundations (Light Brigade)

  7 Habits of Highly Effective People - Franklin Covey

  Employee Reasonable Accommodation

  CAT-5E/6A Premises Wiring Installer Training (3-day)

  OSHA 10-Hour Course

  Defense Performance Management and Appraisal Program

  Nortel Meridian PBX & Call-Pilot Training

  Underground Utility Location

  United States Department of Defense

  Top Secret/SCI Clearance

  Fiber Optics Installer (FOI)

  ETA International

  FOI224751

  Duolingo Portuguese Fluency: Advanced (Estimated)

  Duolingo

  Duolingo Italian Fluency: Elementary (Estimated)

  Duolingo

  Duolingo Spanish Fluency: Advanced (Estimated)

  Duolingo

  Duolingo French Fluency: Elementary (Estimated)

  Duolingo

• 2009

  Awarded Additional USMC Military Occupational Specialty of 0603 - MAGTF C4 Planner

  U.S. Marine Corps

  Advanced Communications Officer Course

  CompTIA Security+

  CompTIA

  Lean Six Sigma Green Belt (ICGB)

  United States Marine Corps

• 2007

  Awarded Primary USMC Military Occupational Specialty of 0602 - Communications Officer

  HONOR GRADUATE

  U.S. Marine Corps

  Basic Communications Officer Course

• 2006

  All Second Lieutenants in the Marine Corps complete this 6-month training event to ensure every Marine Corps Officer is trained as a basic Infantry Platoon Commander

  in addition to their primary military occupational specialty.

  U.S. Marine Corps

  The Basic School

• 2003

  Habitat for Humanity Tucson

  Volunteer

  Volunteer (manned a race station for participants in the Marine Corps 1/2 and full marathon)

  Marine Corps Marathon

• 2002

  Bachelor of Science (B.S.)

  Business Administration and Management

  3.73 GPA (MAGNA CUM LAUDE)

• 2001

  Special Olympics

  Operations Management

  Information Assurance

  Operational Planning

  Radio Frequency (RF)

  U.S. Department of Defense

  Defense

  Military Logistics

  Military

  Event Planning

  Military Training

  Force Protection

  Planning

  DoD

  Organizational Leadership

  Computer Network Operations

  Military Operations

  Command

  Change Management

  Satellite Communications (SATCOM)

  National Security

  Raman spectroscopy study of the nanodiamond-to-carbon onion transformation

  Abstract\nHere

  we present a comprehensive study analyzing early stages of the transformation of detonation nanodiamond (ND) powder to graphitic carbon onions via thermal annealing in argon atmosphere. Raman spectroscopy was employed to monitor this transformation

  starting with the sp3-to-sp2 conversion of the ND surface at the onset of the graphitization process. Additionally

  transmission electron microscopy

  x-ray diffraction

  and thermogravimetric analysis were used to supplement the structural information obtained from Raman spectroscopy and allow for an accurate interpretation of the obtained Raman data. The effect of the annealing time on the transformation process was also studied to determine the kinetics of the conversion at low temperatures. The results presented in this study complement previous work on ND annealing and provide deeper insight into the nanodiamond-to-carbon onion conversion mechanism

  in particular the time and size dependence. We present further evidence for the existence of a disordered sp2 phase as an intermediate step in the transformation process. © 2013 IOP Publishing Ltd.

  Raman spectroscopy study of the nanodiamond-to-carbon onion transformation

  Abstract\nNanodiamond-reinforced aluminum metal matrix composites (ND–Al MMC) powders were synthesized by means of high energy ball milling. We present a systematic study of the effect of various milling conditions on the structure and properties of the resulting MMC powders. The described method can be used to control important powder characteristics

  including particle size and shape

  Al crystal size and residual strain

  and structural integrity and dispersion of the nanoparticle inclusions

  a crucial requirement for subsequent powder consolidation. Raman spectroscopy was utilized for the first time to directly verify the structural integrity and the dispersion of ND in the Al matrix. For low ball-to-powder ratios (BPR)

  average particle size and size range of the ND–Al composite powders were found to decrease during milling

  while the hardness increases. A BPR of 10:1

  a milling time of 10 h

  and a ND content of 10 wt.% were most effective in obtaining small powder particle sizes

  small Al crystal sizes

  and improved mechanical properties reaching a hardness of 3.46 GPa

  a 210% increase over the pristine

  untreated Al powder (1.10 GPa). Finally

  we demonstrate that the as-produced composite powders are well-suited for low-temperature consolidation processing by fabricating the first cold-sprayed ND–Al MMC coating.

  Synthesis of nanodiamond-reinforced aluminum metal composite powders and coatings using high-energy ball milling and cold spray

  Filipe

  Peerally

  U.S. Marine Corps

  1st Marine Logistics Group

  Combat Logistics Regiment 17

  Communications Company

  United States Naval Academy

  U.S. Marine Corps

  Training & Education Command

  The Basic School

  Company C

  U.S. Army Command and General Staff College

  U.S. Marine Corps

  Training & Education Command

  Basic Communications Officer School

  United States Marine Corps

  U.S. Marine Corps

  Headquarters Marine Corps

  Manpower & Reserve Affairs

  MMOA-3

  U.S. Marine Corps

  1st Marine Division

  5th Marine Regiment

  1st Battalion

  United States Marine Corps

  Quantico

  VA

  U.S. Marine Corps

  Headquarters Marine Corps

  Manpower & Reserve Affairs

  MMOA-3

  U.S. Marine Corps

  Training & Education Command

  Basic Communications Officer School

  Quantico

  VA

  Honor Graduate

  Student

  Training & Education Command

  Quantico

  VA

  Student

  Advanced Communications Officer Course

  United States Marine Corps

  Communications Co

  1st MLG

  Multinational Forces-West (MNF-W)

  Al Taqqadum

  Iraq

  (3) Positions:\n\nOperations Officer (Operations/Program/Project Manager)\nSenior Systems Control Watch Officer (Systems and Compliance Analyst)\nData Platoon Commander (Information Technology Department Supervisor)\n\nOIF 08-2

  (Operations Manager/Supv) Operations Officer/Senior Systems Control Watch Officer/Platoon Commander

  United States Marine Corps

  Annapolis

  MD

  Instructed Courses:\n(ES300) Principles of Naval Weapons Systems (RADAR

  Electro-Optics

  SONAR

  Ballistics

  Undersea Warfare

  Nuclear Weapons)\n(ES360) Control Systems Engineering\n\nOther Duties:\nCourse Coordinator - (ES360) Control Systems Engineering (AY 2015 - AY 2016)\nOfficer Representative - USNA Semper Fi Society (AY 2014 - AY 2015)\n Facilitate

  provide

  and coordinate military Field Exercises (FEX)

  Land Navigation Instruction

  Combat Speaker Series

  Marine Corps Physical Fitness & Combat Fitness tests (PFT/CFT)

  Marine Corps Obstacle & Endurance Courses

  Weapons Shoots

  Supervise student leadership

  ... \nInternship Coordinator - Naval Air Warfare Center China Lake (AY 2013 - AY 2016) - China Lake

  CA\nMarine Staff - USNA Leatherneck Summer Training (2013 & 2014) - MCB Quantico

  VA\nMarine Staff - USNA PROTRAMID-East (2015) - Camp Lejeune

  NC\nOfficer-in-charge - USNA Marine Corps Ball (2013 & 2014)\nStudent Academic Advisor - Weapons & Systems Engineering Dept

  Master Instructor & Course Coordinator (Weapons

  Robotics

  & Control Engineering Dept)

  United States Naval Academy

  Combat Logistics Regiment 15

  1st Marine Logistics Group

  Camp Pendleton

  CA

  (Operations Manager/Supervisor) Regimental S-6 Officer / HQ Company Commander

  United States Marine Corps

  Camp Pendleton

  CA

  Multiplexing (Multi-channel Radio/Terrestrial Transmissions) Platoon

  (Supervisor) Platoon Commander

  U.S. Marine Corps

  1st Marine Logistics Group

  Combat Logistics Regiment 17

  Communications Company

  Marine Corps Recruits Depot Parris Island

  Beaufort

  S.C.

  •Executive management of Operations

  IT

  Telecommunications

  Cyber Security

  Electronics Maintenance

  Radio Communications

  Audio Visual

  and Asset Management for entire base (small town).\n•Manage budget

  contracts

  and expenditures in excess of $1.2Million annually.\n•Control accountability

  reconciliation

  life cycle management

  and technical refresh of all base-wide IT assets.\n•Make communications-related decisions on behalf of the commanding general (CEO).\n•Develop and implement policies

  directives

  and procedures to optimize performance and increase reliability.\n\nOther billets:\nOperations Officer\nTelecommunications Supervisor\n\nCollateral Duties:\nGovt Charge Purchase Card (GCPC) Approving Official (AO)\nDefense Travel System (DTS) Approving Official (AO)

  Deputy Director

  Assistant Chief of Staff G-6 (Deputy CIO)

  United States Marine Corps

  Fort Leavenworth

  KS

  JPME Phase I (Leadership

  Military Decision-Making Process (MDMP)

  Training Development

  Force Management

  Joint Operations Planning Process (JOPP)

  Brigade

  Division

  & Corps-level planning

  Military Tactics

  Military History

  Critical Thinking

  Creative Thinking

  Briefing & Presentation Skills)\n\nExchange Program with:\nBrazil Army Command & General Staff College Exchange (Rio De Janeiro

  Brazil)\nEscola de Comando e Estado-Maior do Exército (ECEME) \n(http://www.eceme.ensino.eb.br/)\n\nChinese 101

  Islamic Radicalism Studies

  Student (Executive Leadership Course)

  U.S. Army Command and General Staff College

  Quantico

  VA

  U.S. Marine Corps

  Training & Education Command

  The Basic School

  Company C

  United States Marine Corps

  Communications Co

  Combat Logistics Regiment 17

  1st MLG

  Camp Pendleton

  CA

  (Operations Manager) Operations Officer

  G-6

  1st MLG

  Multinational Forces - West (MNF-W)

  Camp Al Taqqadum

  Iraq

  OIF 08-1

  (Operations Manager) Assistant Operations Officer

  United States Marine Corps

  Camp Pendleton

  CA

  U.S. Marine Corps

  1st Marine Division

  5th Marine Regiment

  1st Battalion

  English

  Spanish

  Portuguese

  French

  Italian

  Chinese

  Distinguished Graduate

  Awarded to students in the top 15% completing the Navy Command & Staff College Curriculum globally.

  Naval War College

  2012 Naval Sea Systems Command Award for Excellence in Combat Systems

  Awarded to the student demonstrating distinguished academic excellence and achievement in the Applied Physics curriculum.

  NAVSEA Systems Command

  Honor Graduate

  Awarded to the top 5% of graduates. Ranking was #2 of 44 graduates.

• 1999

  New Jersey Central Coast Area

  March of Dimes

• 1995

  High School Diploma

  National Honor Society

  Spartan Scholar

  President - Spanish Club

  Member - French Club

  Member - Italian Club

  Member - African American Cultural Club

  Cornerback/Defensive Back - Varsity Football

  Ocean Township High School