Path International

A self-starting, creative individual that has organizational and planning abilities, that has succeeded in meeting deadlines, individually or as part of a team. A results-oriented, dependable Professional with demonstrated knowledge and expertise in CEO/Founder of Nonprofit, Security Specialist Professional, Quality Specialist, Inspection, Control and Evaluation, Field Engineer Cementing, Coil Tubing, Stimulation and Sand Control, Equipment Operator IN Oil and Gas field and Customer Service. Ability to Function effectively in a fast-paced, deadline driven, high Pressure workplace as well as Providing outstanding Customer-Centered Services per encounter, the result is to increase retention while ultimately impacting the bottom line favorably.

Chief Executive Officer / Managing Director - Progressive Abolition of Torture and Hope for Survivors International - 2026 PATHS INTERNATIONAL

(2026)

Managing daily operations while driving strategic vision, board governance, and fundraising. They are the central bridge between staff and the board, responsible for financial sustainability, mission alignment, public relations, and hiring. Their core functions include Defining the organization's long-term vision, ensuring mission alignment, and fostering a collaborative culture.

Working with the board, providing regular updates, and helping to identify and train new board members. Serving as the lead fundraiser, building relationships with donors, and overseeing fundraising. Managing the budget, ensuring compliance with laws, and overseeing day-to-day operations.

Acting as the public face of the organization, managing partnerships, and promoting the Organization's impact. Hiring, mentoring, and managing staff to ensure effective program delivery.

• Analyzes, develops, and implements plans to advance the organization's mission, frequently assessing performance against goals
• Responsible for crafting the annual budget, ensuring adequate funding, and approving major expenditures
• Prepares board members for governance by providing necessary data and keeping them involved in crucial decisions
• Drives philanthropy by cultivating relationships with donors, foundations, and community partners
• Ensures that all programs run efficiently, which includes managing staff, consultants, and organizational technology

Security Professional Officer - Allied Universal Services - 1818 H St NW, Washington DC

(2023)

A security officer professional in Washington, DC, protects property, staff, and visitors through active monitoring, patrol, and emergency response. Conducting, access control, scanning surveillance equipment, writing incident reports, and enforcing safety regulations in environments like government, commercial, or museum settings.

• Conducts regular, random foot or vehicle patrols of interiors and perimeters to detect, deter, and report suspicious activity or maintenance issues
• Manages entry points, verifies credentials of employees/visitors, and operates, or screens bags with, metal detectors and X-ray equipment
• Responds to alarms (fire, security), incidents, and disturbances, often providing CPR/AED or first aid. Also manages, or assists, with evacuation procedures
• Completes detailed daily logs and incident reports, and ensures compliance with site-specific policies, DC municipal regulations, and safety codes
• Provides professional assistance to visitors, answers inquiries, and uses radio communication with security personnel and local DC law enforcement

Airport Security Officer - Akal Security Services - BWI Airport

(2021)

Airport security officers (including TSAs) ensure traveler safety by screening passengers, baggage, and cargo using X-ray and imaging technology to detect prohibited items. They control access to secure areas, conduct physical pat-downs and baggage searches, patrol terminals, and respond to emergencies. Their roles also include checking documents, monitoring surveillance systems, and guiding passenger flow.

• Utilizing X-ray machines, metal detectors, and advanced imaging technology (body scanners) to identify threats in carry-on and checked luggage
• Performing manual bag searches and physical pat-down searches of passengers
• Securing, managing, and monitoring entry and exit points to restricted areas, including airside operations, perimeter fences, and terminal gates
• Monitoring CCTV cameras and patrolling airport premises to identify potential security breaches, safety risks, or suspicious behavior
• Reviewing passenger identification and boarding passes at checkpoints
• Acting as first responders during incidents, coordinating with law enforcement, and assisting with evacuations
• Directing passenger flow, assisting with questions, and managing lines to ensure a smooth, secure process
• Inspecting catering services, cleaning crews, and aircraft to prevent unauthorized access to planes
• Interacting with the public in a professional manner, often in high-stress situations
• Meticulously identifying dangerous items
• Ability to stand for long periods, lift heavy baggage, and handle physical screening tasks
• Implementing Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) and complying with federal regulations

Letter Carrier - United States Postal Services - 11431 Amherst, Silver Spring MD 20902

(2018)

A letter carrier, or mail carrier, is responsible for sorting, transporting, and delivering mail and packages to homes and businesses, often following a designated route. They work in various weather conditions, frequently walking or driving to deliver items, collecting outgoing mail, obtaining signatures for accountable mail, and providing public service, often working 8 or more hours daily.

• Each morning, carriers sort incoming mail and packages into the correct delivery order, a process that can take two to four hours
• Load their assigned vehicles, such as trucks, with sorted mail and packages
• Follow established routes on foot or by vehicle, delivering letters and packages to residential and business mailboxes
• Pick up outgoing mail from collection boxes and residential mailboxes
• Deliver registered, certified, and Express Mail, requiring signatures for certain packages
• Check their postal vehicle before setting out
• Maintain professional relations with customers on their round
• The job involves significant walking, standing, reaching, bending, and lifting, with potential for carrying heavy parcels

Inspection and Quality Control, Construction Services - ARCO Construction and Civil Engineering Services - SWEDEN

(2015)

Infrastructure inspection is the systematic assessment of critical assets—such as bridges, roads, utilities, and buildings—to ensure safety, regulatory compliance, and operational efficiency. It involves identifying structural defects like corrosion, cracking, or wear before they cause failures, using tools ranging from manual, close-up human inspections to advanced technologies. Modern methods prioritize drones.

• Asset Coverage: Roads, highways, bridges, pipelines, towers, and dams
• Technology-Driven Inspection: Unmanned Aerial Systems (drones), automated data capture, and AI defect detection
• Moving from manual, paper-based reporting to digital software for higher accuracy and faster reports
• Key Services: Structural analysis, NDT (non-destructive testing), and risk assessment
• Ensuring the longevity of public infrastructure and preventing disasters
• Identifying issues early to avoid costly repairs
• Meeting local, state, and federal requirements for infrastructure safety
• Direct observation by inspectors, often using drones for high-altitude or dangerous structures
• Real-time monitoring of vibrations, stress, or environmental factors
• Using AI to interpret high-resolution imagery to detect cracks or anomalies

Quality Assurance and Quality Control Supervisor - BAKER HUGHES INC. - LUBA FREEPORT - LUBA. E.G Africa

(2008)

Systematic processes and procedures designed to ensure that a product, system, or service meets specified requirements and quality standards. QA focuses on defects preventing by addressing quality at every stage of development, from planning to execution. Ensures processes are in place to meet quality standards all time, ensures finished products meet quality specification at all times.

• Proactive prevention of defect products and detection and prevention of defects
• Processed oriented and product oriented at all time, implementing and planning during production stages, or conducted during after production stages
• Developing procedures for pipeline welding to ensure consistent quality
• Auditing suppliers to ensure compliance