Seeking a career with the opportunity to improve operations, assess current situations, define opportunities, design plans to achieve end goals, and launch effective strategies that meet short and long-term needs.

COMPANY	POSITION HELD	DATES WORKED
(Confidential)	Nuclear Weapons Security Officer	9/2010 - Present
Marine Corps Security Forces	Executive Manager	1/2008 - 9/2010
U.S.S. Bataan (LHD 5)	Director of Security	12/2005 - 12/2007
Navy Force Korea	Regional Security Director	12/2004 - 12/2005

SCHOOL	MAJOR	YEAR	DEGREE
American Military University	National Security Studies	2014	Master Degree
American Military University	Security Management	2010	Bachelor Degree

Highlights:

For more than 20 years, Matthew has set the standard for security operations, acting with foresight in an environment where conditions and priorities change in an instant. As an Operations Manager, he has provided the U.S. Navy with significant time- and cost-saving strategies pertaining to nuclear weapons security and anti-terrorism and force protection (AT/FP) matters. Utilizing limited resources is his forte. Matthew was promoted rapidly throughout his career in the U.S. Navy due to his ability to lead and manage teams with honor and effectiveness. Matthew consistently proved his ability to excel in positions of increased responsibility. He was repeatedly recognized for acting with supreme leadership in arduous environments. Senior leaders have consistently turned to Matthew for his impressive technical expertise and communication skills. He has skillfully performed analytical studies and developed cost-effective risk mitigation strategies which have significantly impacted policy development and compliance. By astutely resolving communication gaps and developing key relationships, he has provided the U.S. Navy with key strategic partners. He has been described as a gifted diplomat who navigates political environments, crisis situations, and competing priorities to achieve consensus. Matthew’s talent also includes program management. He expertly managed the Department of the Navy’s (DON) comprehensive nuclear weapons security deviation program, and provided an annual report used by top Department of Defense leaders to make strategic policy decisions involving the security of all DON nuclear weapons. His higher education compliments his security management experience. Together, they have provided him with a solid understanding of the principles associated with various types of security, from international security to information security and asset protection.

Policy Compliance Audits and Enforcement
Strategic Planning and Forecasting
Financial Management and Budget Analysis
Risk, Threat, and Vulnerability Assessments
Security and Intelligence Trend Analysis
Security Policy, Procedures, and Planning
Nuclear Weapons Security Inspector Certified
DoD Acquisition 101
Navy Master Training Specialist

Managed day-to-day operations of 320 guard force personnel responsible for providing physical security measures to protect nuclear weapons. Coordinated 320 personnel to staff 94 guard positions 24/7 (over 1,800 manpower hours per day). Forecasted budget needs for 900 guard force personnel. Ensured training, travel, and per diem costs did not exceed annual budgets of $1 to $2 million. Prioritized conflicting tasks among five government agencies and numerous support contractors to coordinate production scheduling, training, maintenance, ordnance moves, and training exercises.