1. CORY ROGERS
Wildomar CA 92595
Phone: 951 2460120 | Mobile 909 331 8804 | Email: cory.r.rogers@gmail.com
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Objective:
Job Announcement Number:
Series and Grade:
Country of Citizenship: United States of America
Veterans Preference: Yes, 10 point Compensable Disability
Federal Experience: Yes, U.S. Army
Availability: Job Type: Permanent, Temporary, Recent Graduate
Work Schedule: Full time
Desired US-CA/Southern
Locations: US-Texas-Houston, Austin, Dallas
US- Colorado, Denver
US-Nevada, Las Vegas
Education
MAFM – Masters of Accounting and Financial Management with emphasis on the CPA exam, Devry Keller
Graduate, Expected Graduation November 2016 (95% complete), Current GPA (3.28), currently enrolled in
Becker CPA; Master of Accounting & Financial Management (MAFM) degree program covers management
coursework, accounting and financial skills, with classes in managerial accounting, financial analysis, external and
operational auditing, and taxation, and preparation for the CPA exam using Becker Professional Education.
BS – Bachelor of Science in Business, concentration in business accounting, University of Phoenix, 2015 (GPA
2.87); Promotes identification with, and orientation to the accounting profession and is designed to provide
knowledge and skills necessary to an accounting career. To become familiar with accounting discipline while
learning core competencies of critical thinking, technology and communication, as well as complementary
business theories in management, organizational behavior, economics, statistics and finance.
Professional Experience
Tax Preparer 01/2016 – 04/2016
Liberty Tax, Winchester, CA 25 Hours per week
Supervisor: Jeff Cane (951-926-6200); May contact Part Time
Security Clearance: No
Liberty Tax is a Franchise Tax service company that offers tax solutions to individuals, small businesses and
corporations. Their services are offered year round and range from Income Taxes, Accounting, Bookkeeping, and
Payroll. Liberty's tax professionals thoroughly examine each customer's tax situation to get every deduction, credit,
and tax advantage possible. Liberty Tax pledges quality tax preparation coupled with premier customer service at
each location, and they guarantee accuracy or clients will receive a full refund. Tax professionals use bookkeeping
software such as QuickBooks, Liberty tax Proprietary software, printers, fax machines, phones, and use Microsoft
Outlook to schedule appointments.

2. CORY ROGERS
Wildomar CA 92595
Phone: 951 2460120 | Mobile 909 331 8804 | Email: cory.r.rogers@gmail.com
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TAX PREPARATION SERVICES: Successfully completed 87 tax returns as a first year tax professional ranging
from personal taxes, and small businesses using (Schedule C, Form 1040 and Schedule E, pg. 2, Form 1040) ·
Completed over 100 verifications, checking for accuracy and mistakes of other tax professionals, and called the
IRS on behalf of clients to resolve tax issues. Other duties included:
 Advised and informed clients on changes in tax laws and provisions
 Collected information from clients about income and taxable earnings
 Worked diligently during peak tax season to provide accurate tax return reports to clients ahead of
deadline
 Assisted clients in completing forms related to tax returns
 Computed taxes owed by following tax code
 Prepare or assist in preparing simple to complex tax returns for individuals or small businesses
 Help taxpayers by using their federal, state and local codes and see to it that clients receive the maximum
benefit permitted under the law of government
 Uncover potential deductions and credits
 Advise against potential tax liabilities
 Ensure clients do not pay unnecessary taxes
 Review financial records such as income statements and documentation of expenditures
 Interview clients to get a thorough picture of financial situation
 Verify totals on past forms for accuracy
 Calculate and invoice for form preparation fees
 Consult tax law handbooks for especially difficult tax returns
 Recommend additional products and services
 Prepare tax returns using electronic filing software
 Ensure a copy of the completed return is provided to the customer
 Answered the phones and booked appointments
 Completed tax return amendments
 Reconciled company’s books with bank accounts using QuickBooks
 Prepared prior year tax returns
 Performed due diligence procedures to maintain state requirements for Earned Income Credit
As one of three new tax professionals starting at the Winchester, Ca. office, the owner, chose to keep me as a full
time tax professional during the peak tax season times because of my desire to excel, my interest in continuous
learning, my ability to successfully communicate with clients, and my ability to learn quickly using the tax
preparation software. Computer literate, adept at using Microsoft Word, Excel, Access, 10 key, and Liberty tax
income Tax software, to include QuickBooks.
Apartment Manager/Owner 07/2012 – 10/2014
Rogers Investments, Upland CA 30 Hours per week
Supervisor: Myself Part Time
Assistant Manager: Sandra Ellithorpe (909-348-7989); May contact
Security Clearance: No

3. CORY ROGERS
Wildomar CA 92595
Phone: 951 2460120 | Mobile 909 331 8804 | Email: cory.r.rogers@gmail.com
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Rogers Investments was a company that was established as part of the City of Upland’s Ordinance as a
requirement to buy and run an apartment complex. The complex was a three unit apartment that was being
maintained regularly in terms of regular maintenance, upgrades, landscaping, and tenants’ necessities. Vigilance
was taken to maintain a safe and happy place for tenants to call home. Other duties included:
APARTMENT MANAGER: An energized and extroverted leader possessing exceptional organizational and
administrative skills · Familiar with apartment management protocols and safety policies · Supervising apartment
maintenance, developing PR with prospective tenants and managing rental issues · Successfully increased the
apartment’s value with modern updates, aesthetic landscaping, and the ability to maintain 97% occupancy. Other
duties included:
 Establish lease agreements and ensure monthly rent payments
 Supervise cleanliness of exterior of the apartments
 Manage tenant issues and resolve conflict when needed
 Knowledge of fair housing mandates and tenant safety policies
 Time management and decision making skills
 Requesting and issuing of legal notifications
 Conduct unlawful detainer proceedings (evictions)
 Meet with prospective renters and show them properties
 Discuss the lease and explain the terms of occupancy or ownership
 Pay bills for apartment expenditures such as, mortgage, property tax, insurance premiums, and
maintenance
 Contract for trash removal, maintenance, landscaping, security, and other services
 Painted interior and some exterior of the building.
 Replaced and perform fiberglass repairs of bathtub, drywall, electrical switches, lights, ceiling fans
 Maintained and cleaned Heater and air conditioning units
 Prepared surface of cabinets to stain and varnish, pain and hang cabinets
 Painted apartment using rollers, paint brushes, spray gun, using semi-gloss, gloss paints and applied
texture using hopper and air compressor
 Repaired plumbing, installed copper pipe to rerun shower heads, water valves and handles
 Performed preventative maintenance on the apartments by maintain clean grounds free from excessive
brush, trash, or infestations of any kind
 Installed bathtub, mosaic wall tile, and floor tile; bathroom vanities, and kitchen counter tops (Formica)
 Investigate and settle complaints, disturbances, and violations
 Keep records of rental activity and owner requests
 Prepare a budget and financial report
 Comply with anti-discrimination laws when renting or advertising, such as the Americans with Disabilities
 Act, the Federal Fair Housing Amendment Act, and local fair housing laws
Analyzed and forecasted successfully market rental rates, property appreciation rates, time management and
decision making skills to sell the property with an increase of 31% return on investment; whilst, the economy was
struggling during the recession of 2008-2010.

4. CORY ROGERS
Wildomar CA 92595
Phone: 951 2460120 | Mobile 909 331 8804 | Email: cory.r.rogers@gmail.com
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Facilities Technician 12/2012 -04/2015
Cadence Aerospace Engineering, Orange CA 40 Hours per week
Supervisor: Richard Shroeder (714-998-6410); May contact Full time
Security Clearance: No
Cadence Aerospace machines hard metals and aluminum alloys, perform sheet metal fabrication, titanium hot
forming, produce assemblies and provide supply chain management in support of their products. Cadence
Aerospace serves aerospace and defense original equipment manufacturers and tier one companies around the
world. Their products can be found on commercial, regional, and business aircraft, and on air, ground and sea-
based military platforms, including rotorcraft.
FACILITIES TECHNICIAN: Versatile Facilities Technician who is able to maintain and repair plumbing,
electrical systems, pneumatic systems, safety equipment, and various electrical motors/generators · Successfully
able to troubleshoot issues, facilities equipment, repair failures of production and confirm maximum equipment
efficiency and effectiveness ·Effectively worked independently and with plant personnel to perform predictive,
preventative and routine maintenance functions while supporting policies, goals and objectives of the company.
Other Duties Include:
 Key operative in maintaining storage and disposition of hazardous and controlled substances.
 Strived to reduce safety risks
 Conducted Forklift driving and moving of parts in excess of hundreds of thousands of dollars
 Place, rearrange and remove outside sprinkler system to configure and maintain proper coverage of
facilities landscaping
 Monitored ongoing maintenance activities
 Maintained knowledge of strict policies and procedures as they related to health and safety. Also insured
that all projects were completed to the highest quality and service standards.
 Work at various heights, in confined spaces and in diverse weather conditions in a safe manner with
ladder or forklift cage
 Organized and coordinated event set up and tear down
 Received recognition for strong work ethic, can do attitude, positive interactions with other employees
and willingness to go extra mile to ensure that organizational needs were met.
 Strong participation and influence in six sigma lean productions improvement structure
 Designed, manufactured various milling machine stands, supports and various parts to help machine
operators perform their jobs more efficiently
 Welded using MIG Welder to assembler various parts, platforms, oil and cutting fluid covers, to
implement in machine operations
 Removed and replaced dry-wall, repaired holes in walls and painted various rooms
 Maintained emergency equipment and lighting
 Performed various Milling Machine maintenance to include regular preventative maintenance
 Troubleshoot and fix miscellaneous equipment such as pumps, generators, forklifts, floor scrubber,
presses, building sprinkler systems, rook leaks, and company vehicle repairs
 Repair and replaced electrical fixtures, switches and installed wiring.
 Performed a variety of masonry repairs, to include demolition masonry to reinstall hoists in different
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Phone: 951 2460120 | Mobile 909 331 8804 | Email: cory.r.rogers@gmail.com
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 Performed electrical, mechanical troubleshooting to electronic hoists systems, repaired control boxes, and
replaced with updated control boxes, switches, and inspection of hoist cable.
 Maintained large inventory of miscellaneous items for repairs including enamels, metal stock, plumbing
fixtures, sprinkler fixtures, electrical cables, air hose and fittings, emergency signs and lighting, door
handles, drywall, and plywood
 Installed and repaired shelves, cabinets, partitions, floors, doors.
 Installed shades, blinds, dry erase boards, projector screens, dry cork board.
 Painted interior of offices and exterior where needed. Painted safety lines along the floors
 Fixed and arranged plumbing for gantry machines, air lines, glass window partitions, and manufactured
cages that provided safety from flying metal chips
Conducted maintenance with a high degree of professionalism - in job performance, safety, maintenance etiquette
–to complete the job right the first time · Maintained flexibility while company was undergoing transformation
from corporation buyout, performed work in a timely manner thus meeting deadlines and CEO requirements ·
Dedicated to company performance by working on the weekends, sometimes 60 hours per week, and checking
with supervisor regularly for new and upcoming expectations so I could goal orient my days to be efficient.
CREW Field Service Representative 12/2009 - 06/2012
Computer Sciences Corporation, Sterling VA (Iraq -Kuwait) 50 + Hours per week
Supervisor: Perry Yates (703-318-1500); May contact Full time
Security Clearance: Yes
Computer Sciences Corporation was one of the several companies spearheading the newest Electronic Warfare
Equipment installed on personal military vehicles for use in combat in both Iraq and Afghanistan. There were
several locations across both areas of operation during Operations Iraqi Freedom and Operation Enduring
Freedom, where the priority was to install, troubleshoot, and maintain the different electronic jamming devices
available to the U.S. Military. Training was essential so troops would make use of a weapon that was literally
unseen when working. It was imperative to the survival of thousands of troops who were involved in wartime
strategies that were unprecedented in American combat, where the enemy was destroying vehicles from afar using
radio controlled electronic devices to detonate roadside bombs.
CREW FIELD SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE: Responsible for maintaining Crew Site systems in all aspects.
Maintain $500,000+ inventory of parts and equipment for the CREW (Counter RCIED Electronic Warfare)
Shop at COB (Contingency Operating Base) Adder, Iraq and Camp Buehring, Kuwait to provide maintenance
and support for Brigade level troops - strength (4500 troops) · Responsible directly or indirectly for 700+ vehicle
CREW systems · Provided knowledge, support, and training to Army units on proper use of the equipment for
missions and troubleshooting of the CREW systems · Installed several thousand systems in Iraq and Kuwait for
units to run missions safely against RCIED (Radio Controlled Improvised Explosive Device) Threats ·
Responsible for making sure unit's systems are updated with the newest and proper software and threat loads ·
Responsible for daily reports, weekly inventory, weekly status reports, shipping and receiving and coordinating
with units for scheduling installs · Other Duties included:
 Maintained various proprietary CREW systems such as Red/Green Combo, SSVJ, MMBJ, M-ICE, DUKE
(all versions to date), Jukebox, and CVRJ.

6. CORY ROGERS
Wildomar CA 92595
Phone: 951 2460120 | Mobile 909 331 8804 | Email: cory.r.rogers@gmail.com
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 Tested CREW systems under simulated operational conditions to determine performance using test
equipment (spectrum analyzer)
 Threat Data programming
 System software loads that would tweak the operational parameters to meet the constant changing threat
at the time.
 System calibrations to the diagnostic system, which incorporates the use of signal generator, oscilloscope,
spectrum analyzer to include parts of the system and in a standalone environment
 Utilized hand tools to install field equipment in military vehicles/ DOD vehicles to include electrical
cables, remote control boxes, and finally to provide electrical power to the field units.
Successfully completed a position that was extremely dangerous, stressful, and mentally challenging; all the while,
serving those soldiers who serve our country. Pay level was commensurate to GS-12 pay grade and traveled within
the country of Iraq, to Bahrain, Afghanistan, and Kuwait for employment requirements dealing in areas of
security briefings, passport - visa requirements, and regulatory requirements for the country of Kuwait.
CREW Field Service Representative (Site Lead) 7/2006 - 12/2009
L3 Vertex Aerospace (Communications), Salt Lake City UT (Iraq -Kuwait) 50 + Hours per week
Supervisor: Perry Yates (801-594-2000); May contact Full time
Security Clearance: Yes
L3 Vertex (Communications) was one of the several companies spearheading the newest Electronic Warfare
Equipment installed on personal military vehicles for use in combat in both Iraq and Afghanistan. Support
operations were conducted in Iraq, Afghanistan, Kuwait, and Bahrain, where CREW (Counter RCIED Electronic
Warfare) equipment were being installed for the first time in countries to support our U.S. Military, and DOD
operation units. L3 Vertex is a division of L3 Communications that performs maintenance on military aircraft,
but was able to break off into the electronic warfare arena during the campaigns of Operation Iraqi Freedom and
Operations Enduring Freedom.
CREW FIELD SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE/ SITE LEAD: Planned, coordinated, trained, and supervised all
personnel (from several different companies) permanently attached to or passing through COB Adder, Iraq
(Tallil) on Electronic Warfare Equipment · Participated with other Site Lead FSR and Navy Site Lead counter-
parts for accountability of maintenance performed, manning, and various issues concerning Base requirements ·
Performed tool and equipment inventories in excess of more than 2 million dollars · Shipped, received, and
transferred electronic warfare systems (logistics) via the Logistics Headquarters on base, verified location of
equipment via tracking system of RFID tags, followed up, and coordinated retrieval of equipment sent to the
wrong location, or equipment that was lost in transit· Traveled to different Bases within Iraq (remote locations) in
support of other CREW maintenance facilities and training of personnel and troops. Conducted CREW FSR
Duties which included:
 Responsible for the Installation, maintenance and repair of over 2000 CREW Systems (Jamming Systems)
on various platforms of U.S. Military vehicles
 Provided training to service members on each system and TTP's (Tactics, Techniques and Procedures) in
each Area if Operation to include the implementation of TTP's in aiding units to combat against growing
RCIED threats

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Wildomar CA 92595
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 Assessed and implemented a new installation process for fielding plans for CREW equipment to support
the growing vehicle requests throughout the area of operations.
 Troubleshoot and maintain CREW systems with firmware and software updates
 Possess an innate ability to adapt and overcome various numbers of problems relating to field operations
in the austere environment of Iraq required to support the mission.
Successfully provided superior performance as a CREW FSR Site Lead in the country of Iraq at the Contingent
Operating Base, Adder (Tallil), bolstering the efforts of the regional support center · My vast technical and
professional knowledge coupled with exceptional leadership abilities contributed to the installation, maintenance,
and logistics of more than 44 million dollars of electronic countermeasure assets which enhanced mission
capability of two brigades and coalition forces · Maintained a team ready for on call services for any issues that
may have risen before the soldiers deployed outside the gates · Received letter of recommendation for my
excellent performance.
Military Experience
Helicopter Power Plant Mechanic 9/1998 - 9/2004
Unites States Army, Fort Campbell KY Pay Grade: E-4
Supervisor: Steven Opron (931-217-1583); May contact 40 + Hours per week
Security Clearance: Yes
U.S. Army Special Operations Aviation 160th SOAR (A), an Aviation Regiment with a mission to organize,
equip, train, resource and employ Army special operations aviation forces worldwide in support of contingency
missions and combatant commanders. Known as Night Stalkers, these Soldiers are recognized for their
proficiency in nighttime operations. They are highly trained and ready to accomplish the very toughest missions
in all environments, anywhere in the world, day or night, with unparalleled precision. They employ highly
modified Chinook, Blackhawk, and assault attack configurations of Little Bird helicopters. Besides being a
proficient soldier in arms with other military units, the Night Stalkers support their aviation in all aspects of
helicopter maintenance by offering continuous training to their soldiers using both military and civilian schools.
160th
is in a constant state of readiness and soldiers assigned to deploy are ready within one hour to depart to
wherever the mission calls. Millions of dollars of equipment and support logistics is prepared and on hand while
soldiers maintain the accuracy and readiness of deployable items.
HELICOPTER POWER PLANT MECHANIC: Accomplished, and participated in a shop team performing
maintenance and troubleshooting procedures on Sikorsky Uh-60, MH-60 and AH-6, MH-6M helicopters.
Preventative maintenance procedures included 100-300-500 hour phase inspections that entailed visual
inspections, the teardown and build-up, blending of compressor blades to enhance performance, and flushes on
power-plant engines. Maintenance entailed removing power plant engines from the airframe conducting
maintenance which would include inspections of the internal parts of the engine and replacement of parts and/or
troubleshoot and fix miscellaneous assemblies to maintain the integrity of the engine and components, then
reinstall the power plant engine back into the airframe unit and conduct new inspections to be sure the power
plant was running correctly. This would include test flights where the technician would sit with the pilot and
verify HIT (Health Indicator Test) checks, vibration and max power checks (ETF and ATF –one engine and
working in synergy). Other duties included:

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 Flight line inspections and unscheduled flight line maintenance
 Military and civilian power plant Training on General Electric T700 model and Allison 250-C30 model
engines
 Loading and unloading C-5, C-17, and C-100 Air Force Aircraft using special hydraulic loaders, and 25K
Forklift
 Record keeping using military digital aircraft logs and records
 Read and interpret Technical manuals and drawings to perform maintenance in accordance with FAA
standards
 Maintained Technical Manual Publications, by checking for accuracy and requesting changes be made if
needed, and TMs were in great shape and ready to be taken on deployments
 Risk Analysis of maintenance situations while working around hazardous materials, or in enclosed spaces
 Weapons training – M16, M4 and 9mm, and Various Grenades, warfare training
 Emergency First Aid training, and Close Quarters Combat training
 Maintained and accounted for tools, inventory in excess of $20 million dollars
 Maintained flight hours requiring a specific amount of flight time a month
 Maintained Jump Hours requiring that I jump out of Miscellaneous Aircraft using a parachute (Airborne
certified)
 Land Navigation training and exodus
Received Honorable discharge from service and awarded several certificates of achievement, Army
Commendation Medal, and Good Conduct Medal for valor, relentless desire to excel and devotion to U.S.
Army’s regulations, requirements, and professional attitude · Deployed to locations all over the world in support
of U.S. Initiatives to include efforts in Operation Iraqi Freedom and Operation Enduring Freedom.
Awards
· Army Achievement Medal · Army Commendation Medal
· Army Good Conduct Medal (2nd Award) · Global War on Terrorism expeditionary Medal
· Global War on Terrorism Service Medal · National Defense Service Medal
· Army Service Ribbon · Aircraft Crewman Badge
· Parachutist Badge
Voluntary Work
· Liberty Tax, Winchester, CA, providing services for corporations, bookkeeping, reconsolidations, answering phones, and
questions for walk-in clients, on an as needed basis to continue learning the field of accounting
References
· Steven Opron (931-217-1583) Friend, May Contact· · Thomas Bonsey (702-244-0241), Friend, May Contact
· Bob Swift (714-224-6383), Friend, May Contact · Nicole Augustus (562-446-6601), Friend, May Contact

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Wildomar CA 92595
Phone: 951 2460120 | Mobile 909 331 8804 | Email: cory.r.rogers@gmail.com
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Additional Information
Adept with Microsoft Word, Outlook, Excel, Access, Accounting Software (Liberty Tax), and performed Vlook-
ups, Pivot tables, Worked with C++
Type 60 words per minutes
US Army Digital Interface Aircraft Logbooks
Customer service
Management
Bank Teller experience:
· Understands importance of great customer service
· Highly knowledgeable about all bank products and shares information with customers
· Builds relationships with customers and refers them to specialists
· Has a professional and friendly demeanor
· Great at processing all transactions
· Very fast with 10-key and money counting
· Excellent social and verbal communication abilities
· Works well as a member of the teller and bank team
· Excellent problem-solver and able to offer solutions to customers for various issues
· Assisted clients in both the drive through and counter areas.
· Informed clients about bank products that could meet their needs and referred them to financial specialists.
· Treated all customers with professionalism at all times.
· Balanced cash drawer at shift beginning and ending.
· Performed all duties as assigned by supervisor.
· Minimized customer wait times.
Store Manager:
· Handle all merchandising, inventory control, ordering, cash control, and maintenance.
· Oversee store opening and closing procedures.
· Direct sales floor activities, assist customers and address customer concerns.
· Input data to prepare daily sales reports and regularly use weekly and monthly data to develop sales and
promotional strategies.
· Hire, train, and coordinate a staff of 8.
· Completed employee work schedules
· Reconciled cash registers to store safe every evening