Marvin Calderon

Over twelve years of providing protective services to NASA/JPL, sixteen years of military experience in the Navy and Navy Reserve, and 35 months as part of the Department of the Air Force Police. Possessing strong work ethic with a positive approach while striving to achieve goals and exceed expectations. Known for keeping an entrepreneurial spirit and thorough problem-solving skills, especially in high-stress situations.

At the same time, demonstrate exemplary communication, leadership, and teamwork skills.

Off Duty Officer/ Executive Protection Officer at Squad Security (2025-11 – Present)

Job Type: 44 per week, Fulltime. Supervisor: Kendra Browne (310) 795-8606

• Provide close protection services for clients, always safeguarding their safety.
• Conduct thorough surveillance using CCTV and perimeter foot patrols to identify or prevent future threats.
• Respond swiftly and appropriately to security incidents or emergencies, including medical emergencies requiring CPR or first aid.
• Preserve constant awareness of the surroundings, detecting and mitigating potential risks or encounters.
• Cooperate with law enforcement agencies when necessary and manage security efforts during events or travel.
• Transport clients and provide close protection services when they travel outside of property, always providing protection and safety.
• Prepare detailed daily reports on security activities and occurrences for review and follow-up by oncoming personnel and our supervision.

Field Training Officer/FTO at Department of Defense/ Space Force Delta 3/ Department of the Air Force (2021-11 – 2025-09)

Job Type: 60 hours per week, Full-Time. Supervisor: Tech Sergeant Baumann, Kyle (814) 590-5447

• Instruct new police officers on their tasks and techniques, provides written instructions, reference materials and supplies to assist in instructions given.
• Provide training to new police officers in accordance with the Field Training Officer (FTO) Field Training Program. Monitor activities in the field and provide guidance, assistance and instruction to new police officers.
• Make recommendations on performance/behavior issues concerning new police officers and provide technical advice and guidance to new police officers on the enforcement of laws, rules and regulations.
• Perform investigative work, utilizing investigative procedures, techniques and methods to detect, investigate and resolve crimes and incidents.
• Perform research, interview suspects, victims and witnesses and execute investigative techniques to resolve criminal activities and apprehend/detain suspects.
• Gather and analyze facts, take statements; perform traffic law enforcement; perform law enforcement duties at fixed posts such as entry and exit gates throughout the installation will possess apprehension/detention authority on a military installation and is required to carry a firearm in the performance of duties.
• Ensure new police officers perform work according to guidelines/SOP's
• Prevents crime by explaining and enforcing applicable federal, state, and local laws
• Responds to notices of disturbances; conduct searches; observe suspicious activities; and detain suspects.
• Protects citizens by preventing crime, enforcing laws, apprehending suspects, and monitoring traffic.
• Maintained security and law and order of military bases, military housing and business establishments in the assigned area through vigilant surveillance.
• Conducted investigations regarding reported criminal activity.
• Detected crime areas and carried out investigations to collect crime information.
• Patrol assigned areas. Investigate and generate reports for violations, crimes, and traffic related incidents on base or military housing areas.
• Enforce traffic ordinances, issue citations when needed, and conduct vehicle searches at entry control entrances.
• Conduct security checks on high-risk buildings and protect areas with sensitive compartmented information facilities.
• Respond to medical and emergency alarms.
• Protect assets vital to the United States Government.
• Provide Protective Service details for high-ranking military officials, public figures, and embassy personnel.
• Enforce punitive articles of UCMJ
• Enforce Los Angeles A.F.B. Instructions 31-112

Security Police/ Protective Service Officer at NASA/JPL-Fiore Industries (2010-10 – 2021-12)

Job Type: Federal Security Police Officer Authorized under the Space Act, 42 U.S.C. 2456(a), to perform law enforcement services at the J.P.L., including patrolling, crime prevention, and traffic enforcement. Knowledge of NASA/JPL Security and Plant Protection policies and regulations.

• Assist outside law enforcement agencies while on J.P.L. premises; perform special patrol and/or surveillance duties.
• Patrol assigned areas. Investigate and generate reports for violations, crimes, and traffic related incidents.
• Enforce traffic ordinances, issue citations when needed, and conduct vehicle searches at entry control entrances.
• Ensure the safety of all employees, visitors, and NASA, Jet Propulsion Laboratory assets.
• Enforce federal law, California law, and NASA regulations applicable to Nasa Property and facilities.
• Act as a first responder to critical incidents and emergencies.
• Detect unauthorized personnel and detect and deter criminal activity.
• Conduct security checks on high-risk buildings and protect areas with sensitive compartmented information facilities.
• Conducted convoys protecting Space projects and equipment valued over 2.1 billion dollars.

Military Police at U.S. Navy Reserve (2008-03 – 2024)

Job Type: E5/Master at Arms Second class

• Sixteen years of experience in Military Police functions and procedures.
• Second-line supervisor duties to civilian and military personnel.
• Ensure continuity of operations, which includes enforcing policies and procedures and post orders.
• Patrol Supervisors/Prepares absentee/morning reports and watch schedule/lists for the following day.
• Oversees and inspects the overall physical security of an area, evaluates situations and conditions, identifies deficiencies, and recommends or takes appropriate corrective actions.
• Reviews all reports and incident reports for accuracy and annotate discrepancies and areas of concern for correction or clarification for completion of reports. Participates in and performs special assignments, project work, or other duties assigned.
• Supply Petty Officer/ Responsible for providing meals, equipment, and uniform for twenty-eight sailors
• FTO/Provides annual and semiannual training to subordinates in section • Currently supervises and train an element consisting of seven to ten sailors.
• Patrol assigned areas. Review subordinates' investigations and generate reports for violations, crimes, and traffic-related incidents.
• Support security and law and order of military bases, military housing and business establishments in the assigned area through vigilant surveillance.
• Conducted Military housing patrols ensuring the safety and security on military installations including housing. Performed regular checks, enforce laws, responded to emergencies and investigated issues like noise complaints and minor offenses that maintained order and supported service members and civilians and families on military installations.
• Proficient in multiple types of weapons, with safety being the utmost priority.
• Conducted military base security and entry control points in the Horn of Africa, Naval Weapon Station Fallbrook, Naval Weapon Station Seal Beach, Naval Weapon Station Norfolk.
• Performed as a Watch Commander from March 2019 to December 2019 at Camp Lemonnier, Djibouti, Africa, and managed 22 sailors in Alpha Section.
• Conducted overwatch of high-value targets during combat operations in the Horn Of Africa.
• Team Leader for quick reaction force (Q.R.F.) for forwarding operating bases in the Horn of Africa.
• Conducted exercises as an Antiterrorism team member in the Horn of Africa
• Executed Personal Security details for Admirals and high-ranking military officers in the Horn of Africa
• Conducted and supported convoys to Support Navy operations in the Horn of Africa.
• Provide Protective Service details for high-ranking military officials and American embassy personnel.

Bachelor’s in liberal studies – The University of Massachusetts Global (2026)