I am a former active duty service officer in the United States Army and currently serve as a strategic level scientific, technical, and decision science consultant with a desire to continue a lifetime of service to high stakes leaders that make decisions daily with human lives in the balance.
My last duty position in the Army was to serve as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Systems Engineering at the United States Military Academy, West Point, NY. While on staff, my faculty research initiatives extended into systems engineering design and project management, decision science, and the design and development of analytics to support leaders in making the highest quality decision possible when faced with uncertain and combative environments.
I believe that leaders cannot adequately express the value of human life to those they serve through quantitative decisions and technology solutions alone.
To be clear, I believe your systems cannot love your people for you. Only you can do that. Allow me to tell you about solidifying this belief through my time in the military, working in the public sector and as a small business owner – and high-stakes decisions I have made in my own life.
Past Accomplishments:
- Academic rank of Assistant Professor in the Department of Systems Engineering (DSE) at the United States Military Academy (USMA)
- Held responsibility for five courses at the undergraduate level (Project Management, Production Operations Management, Foundations of Engineering Design and Systems Management, Stochastic Models, and Applied Systems Design and Decision Making)
- Served as a Research Associate for the C4I Center at George Mason University
- Continues to serve leaders within Department of Defense
Honored to serve these clients: North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) Consultation Command and Control Agency (C3A), the US Army Command and General Staff College (CGSC) Intermediate Level Education (ILE) and School of Advanced Military Studies (SAMS), US Cyber Command (CYBERCOM), US Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) Engineer Research and Development Center (ERDC), Travis County (TX) Emergency Services District No. 2.
