Deveye Hademeon has over 9 years of experience as a Logistics Specialist in the military, including managing budgets, resource planning, contract negotiations, and logistics coordination. They have an MBA in Operations Management and a BBA in International Business. Currently they are a Logistics Specialist at the Navy Operational Support Center in Portland, OR, where their responsibilities include financial analysis and reporting, budget planning, and inventory management.

1. Deveye Hademeon
DEVEYE HADEMEON
1402 NE 72nd Way
Vancouver, WA 98665
(646) 209-7702
deveyeh@gmail.com / deveye.hademeon@navy.mil
SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS
Over nine years experience in the military workforce as a Logistics Specialist. MBA degree in Operations
Management and BBA degree with emphasis in International Business. Proficient logistical, financial, and
administrative specialist, experienced in managing annual operating budgets and resources. United States
Contractor, skilled in resource planning and contract negotiations, analyzing and processing contract bids with
national and international business contractors. Highly skilled in the planning and coordination of logistics for
peacetime, wartime, and emergency moves. Skillful data analyst, utilizes financial accounting and database
systems to perform asset inventory and financial management functions, translating complex and abstract ideas
into clear, easily understood financial assumptions. Exceptional decision maker, possesses
management/leadership capabilities with broad ranges of analytical skills and technological acumen directed to
achieve organization’s vision. Excellent skillful leader in the management of operating workforce, assets, and
processes to develop motivated, high performing staffs eager to take on challenges and collaborative works to
contribute to successfulorganizational missions. Possess strong written and oral communication skills, fluent in
English and French. Skilled in office administration, communicate with internal and externalcustomers.
Proficient in Microsoft Office; type 50 WPM. Major qualifications include:
Logistics Support Financial analysis & Reporting Financial SystemDevelopment
Budget Planning & Allocation Business Case Development Data Analysis & Reporting
File Maintenance Inventory Management Contract & Procurement
Strategic Planning Conflict Resolution Process Reengineering
EDUCATION, CREDITIALS & TRAINING
American InterContinental University: Chicago; IL; Masters of Business Administration (Operations
Management), 2012.
American InterContinental University: Chicago; IL; Bachelor of Business Administration (International
Business), 2009 – 2011.
Defense Acquisition University: (Certifications)
(1) – CON 200: Business Decisions for Contracting (2) – CON 237: Simplified Acquisition Procedures (3) -
DoD Government Purchase Chard.
Trainings:
Safety Management; Navy Ergonomics, 2009 Safety Specialist, 2009
Introduction to Hazardous Materials, 2009 ESAMS Class for Managers,2008
WORK EXPERIENCE
Navy Operational Support Center (NOSC) Portland, OR June 2012 – Present
Logistics Specialist (Supply Officer) - Supply Officer, in charge of the supply department performing executive-level
duties in supply administration, financial management, material procurement, inventory control, equipment management,
physical distribution systems,and personneltransportation management. Responsible for the Supply Department mission
readiness of 400+ Navy service members and 12 operating departments. Conduct operating budget planning and financial
management using Navy accounting and finance databases.
 Run, analyzed, and reconciled finance reports in weekly, monthly, and quarterly basis,conducted monthly and
quarterly audits in reviewing financial transactions adequacy.
 Contracting officer. Managed and contracted bids and proposals submitted by potential national and international
suppliers and/orcontractors to supports the Command’s missions.
 Analyzed the demand for supplies and forecasted future financial needs,managed the shipping,receiving, handling,
and distribution of packages,supplies, and equipment.
 Procured materials, managed inventory of supplies and equipment in support of Navy Command’s daily operations.
 Government Commercial Purchase Card holder, maintain memorandum accounting records and files.

2. Deveye Hademeon
Fleet Logistics Support Squadron (VR) 54, NAS-JRB New Orleans, LA March 2009 – June 2012
Logistics Specialist (Assistant Office Manager) - Assisted office manager in resource planning and manpower
management. Managed over $600 Million Supply and Logistics budget utilized for maintenance and operations of two
Navy Squadrons employing 250 personnel.Supported a program management office and managed eight budget lines of
accounting,controlling funds allocations and distribution, and validating obligations against disbursements. Managed
program processes,including requirements, communications, financial, acquisition, risk, issue, schedule,configuration,
change,asset management, and strategic planning. Supported Command missions and programs with short and long-term
financial requirements, budget planning and execution, and financial reporting. Prepared requisitions, tracked fiscal year
commitments, obligations, and invoices, and assisted sixdepartments with all aspects oftheir materials and supply
requirements. Created executive-level briefings and reports that are presented to department heads and to the Command
executive office. Planned and organized work commitments and schedules,regarding facilities, supplies and equipment
procurement in supporting maintenance functions in naval technical, mechanical, and administrative environments.
 Controlled and maintained administrative and financial purchase records and material procurement files. Tracked and
controlled invoices, processed payments,and maintained expenses’ files and records.
 Tracked fuel expenses of four aircraft providing logistics support and transportation of personneland equipment
worldwide.
 Managed,controlled, and reconciled obligations and expenditures using Purple Hub, B1-Tool, Stars-FL, and Fastdata
computerized system, applying attention to detail and methodological approach to fulfill financial goals .
 Advised the Chain of Command on budget status and requirement of funds supporting administrative and operation al
functions; prepared, updated,and reconciled financial systemdata reports.
 Researched, negotiated,and confirmed procurements of materials and services, with vendors,contractors,and
organizations around the world; procured and stocked materials to support maintenance on four C-130 aircraft using
NALCOMIS, R-Supply, ERP, and other Navy Supply procurement computerized databases .
 Conducted quarterly and random inventory of consumable and repairable parts totaling more than $50 Million.
 Stored, handled, used, and disposed of hazardous material and waste; initiated deficiency reports, maintenance analysis
documents,and technical data changes, to record information on data collection forms and in automated systems.
 Administered, monitored, and audited the training and safety activities for six departments ensuring compliance with
regulations, evaluated processes,compiled data, and submitted analysis reports.
 Planned and organized work commitments and schedules,regarding facilities, supplies and equipment procurement
and managing maintenance functions in technical, mechanical, and administrative environments.
Fleet Readiness Center Mid-Atlantic (FRC-MA) Atlanta, GA January 2006 – February 2009
Logistics Specialist (Supply Clerk) - Provided customer service and technical support to four tenant Navy and Marines
Corps commands in direct support of their aviation maintenance programs, helped keep 20 aircrafts in mission capable
status in regular basis.Maintained a physical storeroomand storeroominventory database of over 1200 Aviation Depot
Level Repairable (AVDLR) materials and 5000 line-items consumables, valued at $130.5 Million. Assumed the
responsibility of ordering receiving, handling, sorting,and issuing aviation repair parts,clothing and general supplies,while
tracking the Navy Supply System to maintain 100 percent inventory accuracy.
 Government Purchase Card Program utilizing open market purchasing.
 Managed seven technical and financial reports.
 Received and processed daily production assignments of four Navy and Marine Squadrons,and shipping orders for
aviation parts to other Navy supply activities.
 Adjusted storage space assignments for daily flow of received parts.
 Maintained inventory of parts location files on personalcomputer using Naval Logistics Communication Information
System (NALCOMIS) and Relational-Supply (R-Supply) databases.
 Checked availability of items to be shipped by checking inventory records or conducting a spot inventory of required
items in supply databases.
 Identified and reported slow moving products and arranged for removal of obsolete products.
 Safely handle, repack, or re-stack pallets of finished product.
 Trained new Warehouse workers on safe operation of forklift truck and on warehouse procedures.