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Construct a federal resume for a position within the Office of Workforce Development, focusing on providing individualized career services to veterans with significant barriers to employment. Highlight relevant experience, skills, qualifications, education, professional development, and awards. Demonstrate competency in assessment, case management, job development, outreach, data entry, and supporting veteran employment initiatives. Include military experience, civilian employment, education, and technical skills, emphasizing accomplishments aligned with federal job requirements.

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Anita Ployment

100 Main Street

Raleigh, NC 27863

(C) [Phone number]

[email address]

Objective: Management and Program Assistant, specializing in veteran employment services within federal agencies.

Personal Information: Citizenship: United States | Veteran Status: 10 Point Veteran Preference | Reinstatement Status: Not Eligible | Civil Service Status: No prior civil service preference

Summary of Qualifications: A highly qualified aviation and military professional with over 20 years of extensive experience in aviation operations, aircraft maintenance, and military personnel management. Proven leadership in safety compliance, process auditing, and cross-functional team coordination. Skilled in risk management, safety evaluations, and logistical oversight across military bases in Europe. Holds a secret security clearance and is experienced in managing complex technical and safety programs.

Professional Experience:

Computer Operator, NAF-11, January 2015-Present

Bering Sea Environmental, Air Combat Training Systems, Goldsboro, NC (Contractor-SV101)

Responsibilities include managing computer databases, operating live monitoring systems, supporting data collection and analysis, and coordinating transportation for aircraft instrumentation pods. Achievements involve improving quality and safety compliance rates by implementing effective inspection procedures, resulting in a 33% increase in inspection pass rates within the first year.

Supervisor: John Leader; Salary: $40,000/year; Hours: 40/week

United States Air Force (May 1994 – June 2014)

Roles included Personnel/Material Management, Scheduling, Quality Assurance, Flight Chief/NCOIC, Weapons Armament Section, Seymour Johnson AFB, NC. Managed and supervised thousands of personnel and millions of dollars of assets, leading inspection, audit, and quality control initiatives that ensured compliance with safety and operational standards.

Key achievements comprise supervising 62 personnel supporting $5.1 billion worth of aircraft, managing complex safety and quality assurance programs, and coordinating logistics for nuclear and non-nuclear weapons systems. Led teams in aircraft weapons handling, maintenance, and inspection ensuring 98% compliance rates and effective deployment readiness.

Served as Program Manager and Security Manager at Spangdahlem AB, Germany, conducting security audits, managing hazardous materials, and enforcing safety protocols, resulting in high compliance standards and operational integrity.

Educational background includes a Master of Science in Aerospace and Aviation Management from Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, along with certificates in aviation safety and aeronautical science.

Completed various military technical courses related to aircraft weapons systems, security, and safety. Awarded three Air Force Commendation Medals, five Good Conduct Medals, among other recognitions.

Additional civilian experience includes delivery driver for Hero & Delivery, with responsibilities in package handling, safety, and record-keeping, demonstrating strong organizational and operational skills supporting logistics and service delivery.

Prior military service with the U.S. Army as a Career Specialist involved extensive training, customer service, and data management, easing veterans’ transition into the workforce.

Technical Skills: EnCase, The Sleuth Kit/Autopsy, Cellebrite, FTK Imager, Wireshark, Network Miner, Splunk, CrowdStrike, Resilient.

Education and Training Certificates: Bachelor’s in Business Administration from Park University; Associates in Business Administration from Sinclair Community College; multiple military technical courses and leadership development programs.

Awards and Recognitions: Multiple medals including Global War on Terrorism Service Medal, Iraq Campaign Medal, NATO Medal, and numerous achievement awards for leadership and safety excellence.

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Additionally, for the specific federal position with the Office of Workforce Development, I possess experience relevant to employment services, veteran outreach, case management, and job development, including:

- Conducting assessments and developing individual employment plans tailored to veterans with significant barriers to employment.

- Facilitating job search workshops, coordinating with employers, and providing supportive services.

- Outreach at various community locations and veteran organizations, promoting employment opportunities and training programs.

- Maintaining detailed records, reports, and data entry related to applicant services, placements, and outcomes.

- Attending training sessions on veteran policies, employment programs, and federal regulations ensuring compliance.

My comprehensive background in military management, safety, logistics, and veteran services positions me well to fulfill the responsibilities of a federal career services representative, capable of addressing the needs of disabled veterans and others facing employment barriers while ensuring adherence to federal guidelines and policies.

References

  • Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University. (2016). Master of Science in Aerospace and Aviation Management.
  • United States Air Force. (2014). Service record and awards documentation.
  • Park University. (2019). Bachelor of Science in Business Administration.
  • Sinclair Community College. (2016). Associate of Business Administration.
  • Department of Veterans Affairs. (2023). Guidelines for employing disabled veterans.
  • Office of Workforce Development. (2024). Position description and job requirements.
  • Security Clearance Records. (2023). Confidential security clearance documentation.
  • Assorted military training certificates. (2000–2014).
  • Additional veteran support resources and training materials. (2023).
  • Professional references available upon request.

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