1. David. D. Matthews Jr
PO BOX 455807 San Diego CA 92145
Cell: 704-954-4065
Email: david.d.matthewsjr@gmail.com
Site: www.linkedin.com/daviddmatthewsjr
HIGHLIGHTS
 Excellent interpersonal and customer service skills
 Excellent supervisory and leadership skills driven by utilizing team leadership principles
 Superior writing and communication skills
 Strong Microsoft Office skills (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, SharePoint) )
 Superb initiative, drive, and extreme desire to accomplish tasks in a timely manner
 Strong cognitive skills, including problem analysis, decision making, financial and quantitative
analysis
 Excellent at producing positive results with team-driven goals
 Exemplary interviewing and counseling skills
 Strong professionalism with all levels of management, co-workers, and customers at all times
 Excellent record keeping and log skills.
TRAINING & EDUCATION
United States Marine Corps
 Inventory and Warehouse Operations
 Applied Logistics
 Data Security/Encryption
 Small Unit Tactics/Military Science
 Facilities Management
 Inventory Management
 Computer Applications
 Maintenance Management (Ground Equipment)
 Correspondence/Business Writing
 Legal Record Keeping
 Sexual Assault Prevention and Response
 Suicide Prevention
 Cyber Awareness
 Critical Thinking Structures Analysis
National University
 Public Health – 05/2014 – 11/2014 (Some College)
Mallard Creek High School
 High School Diploma – 06/2010

2. PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Warehouse Manager – United States Marine Corps – 10/2014 to 01/2015
 Oversaw all sections within the entire warehouse including Defense Reutilization Marketing
Office (DRMO), Shipping and Receiving, Personal Effects, and Temporary Allowance Pool (TAP)
 Orchestrated, planned, and executed more than $1,000,000 .00 worth of damaged or obsolete
gear to DRMO for disposal.
 Controlled and organized all supplies shipped to our warehouse to its respected units that
purchased the gear for each squadron to pick up within 2 to 3 business days.
 Administrated daily clean-up throughout the warehouse to maintain cleanliness at all times as
well as continuously improving safer working areas.
 Managed to issue out Temporary Allowance Pool (TAP) gear to deploying Marines quickly and
efficiently as possible.
 Directly managed 6 personnel during this time period.
 Determined spaces within warehouse to ensure squadrons with containers
Assistant Warehouse Manager – United States Marine Corps – 09/2014 to Present Day
 Directly managed and evaluated the work of 9 personnel (soon to be 12)
 Delegated inventories of all gear being shipped in before it is placed on its respective storage
areas
 Developed a Proof of Delivery (POD) filing system that is easily accessible to use.
 Supported over 1,700 Marines with TAP gear as well as other warehouse service
 Ordered, received, and held responsible for over $410,602.01 worth of TAP gear for deploying
Marines
 Supported 5 out of 6 squadrons who were deploying with TAP gear
 Operated over 5 appointments at the Unit Issue Facility to turn-in gear from returning squadrons.
 Created over 10 Central Issue Facility (CIF) appointments for Marines to exchange or turn in
gear.
 Controlled ground equipment such as General Purpose Tents, Camouflage Utilities Netting
Systems, and Lightweight Maintenance Enclosure tens worth over $106,442.31.
 Ordered and held responsible for a total number of $411,918,043.31 of all gear within this time
period.
Logistics and Embarkation Clerk – United States Marine Corps – 06/2012 to 04/2013
 Instrumental with pre-deployment embarkation: Transported 12 pallet containers, 8 quadruple
container systems and 1 ISU container to Afghanistan.
 Maintained supplies, tools, and equipment worth more than $100,000 to support combat
operations throughout tour in Afghanistan.
 Centralized improvement on sanitary and debris-free facilities by conducting more than 30
Defense Reutilization and Marketing Office (DRMO) evolutions turning in damaged gear and
items potentially hazardous to the environment.
 Assisted with re-deployment to the United States by staging, weighing, and loading 25.2 short
tons worth of equipment.
PROFESSIONAL AWARDS AND CERTIFICATES
 Certificate of Commendation, USMC 02/2013
 Awarded “Marine Of The Week” twice; 08/2014 and 01/2015
 Good Conduct Medal, USMC 11/2014
 Afghanistan Campaign Medal, USMC 02/13
 NATO medal, USMC 02/13

3.  Sea Service Ribbon, USMC 02/13
 Lean Six Sigma white belt certificate
 10-Hour Occupational Safety and Health and Administration certificate
REFERENCES
Staff Sergeant Soliz, Gabriel USMC
Warehouse Staff Non Commissioned Officer
Gabriel.Soliz@usmc.mil
858- 577-7976
Cpl Pachuca, Omar USMC
Warehouse/Sales Non Commissioned Officer
iamomarpachuca@gmail.com
Cell: 281-677-0171
Work: 858-577-7976
Johnathan James, Former USMC
GNC Sales Clerk
johnathanjames3@gmail.com
Cell: 607-217-8695