1. Michael Martinez
6019 Topcroft, San Antonio, TX 78238
210-865-5232 | mikem77721@yahoo.com
EXPERIENCE: Captain, Infantry, United States Army
Ramp Agent Delta Global Services San Antonio, TX November 2012-present
Responsible for loading and unloading customer luggage, airfreight and company mail on and off aircraft, maintaining safety and
security on the ramp, and marshall aircraft in and out of the ramp area for Delta Airlines at the San Antonio International Airport.
• Help company achieve its goal of positive customer baggage claim experience by consistently achieving 97% or better on
baggage to claim scanning accountability.
Access Control Specialist Northrop Grumman/LG-TEK, San Antonio, TX Feburary 2012-May 2012
Responsible for providing security and controlled access to National Security Agency facilities. Conduct random inspections,
maintain and control access to customer’s facilities, operate access control devices, metal detection equipment, turn stiles, and x-
ray equipment, monitor compliance with customer’s rules and regulations, and conduct all required reporting processes and
procedures.
Recruiting and Training Officer St. Mary’s University, San Antonio, TX March 2008- June 2009
Responsible for preparing 45 cadets for future service as commissioned Army Officers. Instructed cadets on military leadership,
tactics, techniques and procedures to include subjects ranging from basic infantry skills to urban security operations. Developed
the academic curriculum and training plan for the Corp of Cadets. Maintain evaluation and performance records on cadets in a
database and brief Professor of Military Science on academic and training performance of cadet.
• Developed the academic curriculum and training plan for the Corp of Cadets and maintained evaluation and performance
records on cadets in a database
• Trained, mentored and evaluated 42 cadets from various universities at the Leadship Development and Assessment
Course at Ft. Lewis, Washington, which resulted in all 42 cadets passing the course including the Regimental Honor
Graduate.
• Mentored and assisted senior cadets on how to coordinate, plan and execute semi-annual 3-day training event at Camp
Bullis, Texas for over 300 personnel from 10 Senior ROTC programs from the State of Texas.
• Conducted weekly briefings to the Professor of Military Science on academic and training performance of cadets
Training Officer/Tactical Operations Center Officer U.S. Army August 2006- August 2007
Responsible for planning the training cycle, ensuring all battalion personnel meet U.S. Army training requirements. Assists in the
planning, preparation, and supervision of all training conducted and operations executed within the Military Armistice
Commission Headquarters Area. Assist in the planning, execution, and evaluation of company and battalion-level training as well
as executing crisis action measures in support of the United Nations Commander. Superviced a joint U.S./South Korean 12
personnel the Tactical Operations Center and management of battalion training records.
• Developed pre-training courses to aid services members in successful completion of various training courses as it relates
to their job description, which aided in service members career advancements
• Processed and enrolled services members into career path training programs and courses such as military advance schools
and civilian education, which aided service members achieve their academic goals.
• Received Army Achievement Medal for coordinating logistical and personnel assistance to Mike Savage of MSNBC for
his Christmas Holiday Coverage of U.S. Soldiers on the De-Militarized Zone.
• Coordinated and synchronized support assets to facilitate the training of the battalion’s Expert Infantryman Badge and
Expert Field Medic Badge, resulting in 50% candidates’ completion rate.
Battalion Liaison Officer/Public Affair Officer U.S. Army October 2002-June 2005
Responsible to brief the Brigade Commander and Staff on Battalion operations and to convey the Battalion Commander’s Intent
in order to provide advanced notification and concept for future operations for the Battalion, and to coordinate Battalion
operations with adjacent units. Assist the Battalion Operations Officer plan, coordinate, and execute Battalion training events and
day to day operations of the Battalion. Advice the commander on media affairs, coordinates logistical and administrative support
for civilian journalists, and write articles in support of the Battalion’s Information Operations objectives.
• Assisted Battalion Operations in planning, coordinating and executing battalion daily operations that included the
production of data-based spreadsheets, power-point briefs, and daily reports.

2. • Delivered documentation classified as SECRET to higher headquarters or key personnel.
• Wrote and published articles of battalion humanitarian operations, which helped to leverage $10 million dollars from
division for improvements with respect to water distribution and power output, as well as trash and sewage removal in
Sadr City.
• Advised commander on media affairs, coordinate logistical and administrative support of civilian and military journalists
to include Army Times, Dallas Morning News and CNN International.
Assistant Operations Officer. U.S. Army January 2003- June 2003
Responsible for with coordinating essential day to day administrative and logistical support and sustainment to the Headquarters’
Commandant, Combined Joint Special Operations Task Force-North. Assist with the overall functionality of the headquarters
facilities, billeting, transportation, messing, troop medical, sanitation, supplies, construction requirements, postal services,
Moral/Welfare, Recreation facility, and force protection and security. Supervised 6 Non-Commissioned Officers and a 30
personnel security force.
• Received the Joint Service Commendation Medal for the relationship building that I developed with U.S. Service Members
and Kurdish day laborers that aided in the completion of camp construction in a timely manner.
• Assisted the Special Operations Group Headquarters Commandant with day-to-day logistical and sustainment support for
1500 personnel during Operation Iraqi Freedom, which included the construction of Joint staff workspace, emergency
hospital, hard wood flooring for living area, and Moral/Welfare/ Recreation tent.
Air Assault Rifle Platoon Leader U.S. Army October 2001-October 2002
Responsible for maintaining combat readiness for immediate deployment of a 35 personnel Air Assault Infantry Platoon into
combat anywhere on the Korean peninsula. Directly responsible for the health, morale, welfare, safety, planning, training of the
platoon. Supervised the maintenance and accountability of platoon equipment worth over $600,000 dollars.
• As Senior Evaluator, maintained and reviewed evaluation performance reports on 13 Non-Commissioned Officers.
• Advised and counseled Non-Commissioned Officers and enlisted personnel on career progression and education
opportunities.
EDUCATION:
BA International Relations, St. Mary’s University, San Antonio,TX | 2000 |
Masters in Business Administration, University of the Incarnate Word, San Antonio, TX | 2011 |
• Work study with the Veterans Affairs Office processing educational benefits and academic advising for veterans
• Capstone Project on the Feasibility study for a Physician’s Assistants Program at the University of the Incarnate Word
• Research study on Human Resource Practices in Japan for Human Resources Management Course
• Conducted several company case studies in Managerial Marketing course analyzing customer trends and preferences
• Research study on the Inputs, Processes and Outputs of Proctor & Gamble for Business
Management Decision Science Course
Project Management Certification Course, University of Texas at Austin, Austin, TX | 2012 |
• Knowledgeable in project management and business decision making methods such as Transportation, Forecasting, Program
Evaluation and Review Techniques and Critical Path Method.
• Knowledgeable of Project Management Template Process Group: Initiating, Planning, Executing, Controlling and Closing
Process.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Fiesta Oyster Bake Beer booth Chairman, St. Mary’s Young Alumni Association, University of the Incarnate Word Alumni
Association