CV, MILITARY OFFICER SEEKING WORK IN SECURITY SECTOR

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Skills keywords: flexible work schedule, leadership, military officer, physical security assistant, security manager assistant

Current location:  Județul Neamț, Romania - View on map

Nationality: ROMANIA

Spoken languages: english, french, romanian

Work Experience

Dec 2014 – Present Infantry Company Commander – 634 Infantry Battalion, Piatra-Neamt

Dec 2012 – Dec 2014 Mortars Platoon Commander, 21st Mountain Battalion Predeal, Romania (temporary Mountain Troops Company Commander)

June 2012 – December 2012 NATO Task Force 21 – ISAF Operation (Afghanistan) – Platoon Commander and CoIST (Company Intelligence Support Team) Leader

Mar 2011 – June 2012 Mortars Platoon Commander, 21st Mountain Battalion Predeal, Romania

Sept 2010 – Mar 2011 Mountain Troops Platoon Commander, Military Unit 01041P Predeal, Romania

June 2006 – July 2007 Security Guard / Part-time

Skills/Responsibilities

– Military training for security enforcement and quick reaction force;

– Leadership (responsibility of a Company Commander – 114 subordinates)

– Preparing documents for conducting exercises / executing missions (operation orders, plans, graphics and reports)

– Supervising and improving the activity of all subordinates;

– Individual and group Performance Evaluation; granting rewards / applying sanctions;

– Administering, maintaining and handling of weapons and materials as well as training subordinates upon this regard;

– Flexible work schedule (continuous service 24/24, 7/7)

– Development, dissemination, monitoring and implementation of security guidelines for prevention, surveillance and intervention

– Administrative (logistics for Company level)

– Organizing defence and security of areas / routes within multiple assignments accomplished in Afghanistan (commanding permanent observation and control posts, mobile patrols);

– Planning and conducting mounted and dismounted patrols in various conflict zones

– Decision-making process and action taken on different incidents (Afghanistan also)

– Collaborating with people of different cultures (joint missions with U.S. troops, British and Afghan security forces – police, army)

– Draw up intelligence reports upon the situational development, information analysis, enemy probable actions, terrain details.

– Targeting; intelligence analysis, surveillance, and reconnaissance (ISR); patrol briefings and debriefings; detainee operations; site exploitation, gathering information from local communities

– Preparing the threat situation template (SITEMP), battle tracking enemy significant activities to develop enemy patterns and tactics, techniques, and procedures.

– Secures premises and personnel by patrolling to preserve order and protect property;

– Monitoring surveillance equipment; inspecting buildings (detect signs of intrusion and ensure security of doors, windows, and gates), equipment (completing preventive maintenance requirements; following manufacturer’s instructions; troubleshooting malfunctions; calling for repairs; evaluating new equipment and techniques), and access points;

– Contributes to team effort by accomplishing related results as needed.

– Warn persons of rule infractions or violations, and apprehend or evict violators from premises, using force when necessary

Education & Training

22 – 26 Oct. 2014 First Aid Course – Red Cross, Brașov, Romania

06 – 17 Feb. 2012 CoIST Course (Company Intelligence Support Team) – Buzau, Romania

15 – 30 Nov. 2011 Train the Trainer Course / British Military Advisory Team – Curtea de Arges, Romania

19 – 23 Aug. 2011 C-IED Course (counter improvised explosive device) – Hohenfels, Germany

01 Sep. 2010 – 25 Feb. 2011 Troops Specialization Course- Predeal, Romania

Sep.2007 – Jul. 2010 Land Forces Academy, Romania

Sep. 2003 – Jul. 2007 Petru Rares High School (Philology) – Piatra-Neamt, Romania

Online Courses

Basic Security in the Field; UN Department of Safety and Security

+dvanced Security in the Field; UN Department of Safety and Security

Common Security and Defence Policy; NATO Defence College

International Security Risks; NATO Defence College

Conflict Management and Negotiation; NATO Defence College

Multinational Crisis Management; NATO Defence College

Defence against terrorism; NATO Defence College

▪ English and French

▪ Management of Military Organizations

▪ Military Leadership

▪ Military Art Components

▪ Military Security

▪ Crisis Situations Management

▪ Labour Law and Social Security

▪ Intercultural Education

▪ Sociology

▪ Psychology

▪ Pedagogy

Personal Skills

Mother tongue(s) Romanian

Other language(s) UNDERSTANDING SPEAKING WRITING

Listening Reading Spoken interaction Spoken production

English C1 C1 C1 C1 C1

STANAG level 3

French B1 B1 B1 B1 B1

Communication skills

▪ good communication skills gained through my experience as Platoon / Company Commander

▪ good communication skills gained through my experience as CoIST Leader (presentations, speeches within the military intelligence sphere)

▪ good communication skills acquired during the mission in T.O. Afghanistan while collaborating with people of different cultures (joint missions with U.S. troops, British and Afghan security forces – police, army)

Organisational / managerial skills
▪ leadership (responsibility of a Platoon Commander – 21 subordinates; Company Commander – 114 subordinates)

▪ training, supervising, evaluating and improving the activity of all subordinates

▪ organizing defence and security of areas / routes / objectives gained within multiple assignments accomplished in Afghanistan (commanding permanent observation and control posts, mobile patrols and gathering information from local communities)

▪ design / planning / organizing and conducting tactical training sessions

▪ draw up intelligence reports upon the situational development, information analysis (intelligence summaries INTSUMs), enemy probable actions, terrain details

▪ administrative skills (logistics for Company level)

Job-related skills
▪ good command and control skills (military discipline)

▪ professional experience related to the development, dissemination, monitoring and implementation of security guidelines for prevention, surveillance and intervention

▪ experience in the decision-making process and action taken on different incidents (Afghanistan also)

▪ collecting, analysing and disseminating information regarding the effects of the weather, enemy, terrain, and local population on friendly operations and enemy actions to aid in decision making process

▪ experience in using surveillance equipment (e.g. US CERBERUS System)

▪ experience in motivating subordinates and co-workers to achieve higher objectives given the influential factors (physical, social, economic, etc.)

▪ improving outcomes by structuring activities on phases and giving tasks in order for people to assume responsibility

▪ physical and mental endurance under severe conditions (survival, orienteering, navigation in mountainous terrain)

▪ knowledge and skills in alpinism (Mountaineering)

Computer skills
▪ good command of Microsoft Office™ tools, Web browsing and presentations

Other skills
▪ sports performances – 1st place at national level competitions (wrestling, kyokushinkay karate, judo)

Driving licence
▪ A, B, C.

Additional Information

Honours and awards

▪ Certificates of appreciation (Diploma of Excellence) for the activity unfolded (Afghanistan also)

▪ ”Non-Article 5 NATO Medal” Certificate

▪ Awards won at sports competitions of national level (1st place)