Marcus D. Hensley is a project manager with over 20 years of experience in the Navy leading teams in electronics, electric, and electro-mechanical applications. He has a graduate certificate in project management and a bachelor's degree in organizational leadership. Hensley seeks a challenging position utilizing his leadership, motivation, innovation, and technical skills.

1. MARCUS D. HENSLEY, CAPM
6952 W Remuda Dr  Peoria, AZ 85383
(619) 208-8986  Marcus.d.hensley@gmail.com
Project Manager – Certified Associate in Project Management
Objective: Seeking a position in a project or organizational setting where I can use my proven leadership, motivation,
innovation, and technical skills in a challenging dynamic environment.
Summary of Skills: 20 years of experience leading multi-disciplined teams in electronic, electric, and electro-
mechanical applications to ensure project success. Highly skilled in troubleshooting with employees to enable production
to be optimized. Dedicated expert in conflict resolution, leading change, knowledge management, earned value
principles, and critical path assessments. Ideally suited for project management and event coordination tasks involving
strict deadlines with competing priorities.
• Certified Associate Project Management - Member Phoenix Chapter of the Project Management Institute.
• Active Security Clearance
• Telecommunications, Electronics, Electrical, Electro-Mechanical, Navigation System, and Control System Expert
• Self-Starter who is highly Detail Oriented and Extremely Effective at time management
• Strong Experience in Microsoft Office Suite of products
EXPERIENCE:
United States Navy 03/1992 – Present
Naval Submarine Support Command Pearl Harbor Hawaii 03/2014 – 03/2015
Manning Monitor; Master Chief Electronics Technician
Maintained manning for 21 crews encompassing approximately 3000 personnel on 21 submarines. Additional duties as
the Administration Department Supervisor, responsible to oversee the Human Resource requirements of over 3000
people with a team of 15 personnel. Responsive to change; responsible for finding replacement personnel when
unplanned losses happened. In this role excellent communication skills were required in conducting manning briefs and
coordination meetings with 21 Submarines, 2 Major Commanders, and 1 Flag Officer.
• Reduced manning deficiencies by 20% contributing to the mission success of all 21 submarines
• Lowered unplanned losses by 10% enabling crew stability across all the submarines
USS GREENEVILLE SSN-772 Pearl Harbor Hawaii 12/2011 - 03/2014
Chief of the Boat; Master Chief Electronics Technician
Built a good team into a great team. Led 155 US Navy Sailors through the planning, execution, and close-out stages of
numerous projects. An innovative Leader; lead the team through the accomplishment of 2 missions vital to National
Security while developing new procedures for operations never attempted by any other Submarine and revitalized
helicopter transfer procedures and inflatable boat procedures not accomplished in over 15 years requiring close
coordination with the Marine Corps and Coast Guard. Lead the team with the best promotion rate in the fleet as well
as lead the fleet in the highest retention and lowest attrition. Ensured strict adherence to standards in areas of
cleanliness and procedural compliance as evidenced by receiving the highest possible grades on all external
inspections.
• Raised all inspection grades by one letter grade from previous leadership
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2. MARCUS D. HENSLEY, CAPM
6952 W Remuda Dr  Peoria, AZ 85383
(619) 208-8986  Marcus.d.hensley@gmail.com
• Received Meritorious Unit Commendation and 2 Battle Efficiency Awards in recognition of the best submarine in
our competition group of 12
Commander Submarine Force Pacific Pearl Harbor Hawaii 08/2010 - 10/2011
Force Assistant Navigator; Tactical Readiness Team Assistant Navigator; Senior Chief Electronics Technician
Ensured the safe Navigation ability of 55 Submarines across 4 Home-ports in various locations in the Pacific Fleet by
performing 22 navigation evaluations in a 14 month time period ensuring each of the crews were maintaining the highest
possible standards for navigation. Revised all Navigation Regulations for submarines and conducted on site testing with
contractor to facilitate significant improvements in software and hardware for electronic navigation. Oversaw the
acquisition of new Software and Hardware to modernize navigation from paper to electronic systems.
• Developed training and operations plans for the implementation of new systems enabling faster implementation of
improvements fleet-wide
• Implemented a web-based feedback forum to hear directly from the fleet on areas for suggestion or improvement
significantly reducing the amount of time required to revise regulations based on user input
USS SANTA FE SSN-763 Pearl Harbor Hawaii 07/2008 - 08/2010
Navigation and Operations Department Enlisted Advisor; Senior Chief Electronics Technician
Lead and mentored 40 team members across 3 divisions in the Navigation, Communications, and IT systems. Superior
Mentor; every person under my tutelage advanced at least one rank including two Chief Petty Officers. Responsible for
the preventive and corrective maintenance of all ship control, interior communication, alarm and warning circuits,
navigation systems, and external communication systems enabling the ship to complete several mission areas including 5
missions vital to National Security while deployed in the Western Pacific.
• Ranked as the Number 1 Senior Chief Petty Officer out of 20 for Submarine Squadron 7
USS CHEYENNE SSN-773 Pearl Harbor Hawaii: 06/2007 - 07/2008
Assistant Navigator; Chief Electronics Technician
Oversaw and supervised the flawless and safe Navigation of a Submarine anywhere in the world while maintaining stealth
operating submerged for up to 2 months at a time. Revitalized Navigation through historic routes not used since World
War 2; performed deployed operations in the Western Pacific with exceptional results completing 5 projects in a 6 month
time period.
• Ranked as the Number 1 Assistant Navigator in Pearl Harbor out of 20 for Calendar Year 2008
Submarine Learning Center San Diego California: 05/2004 -6/2007
Instructor; Chief Electronics Technician
Obtained Master Training Specialist Certification; certified in learning and curriculum development at a level on par with
graduate level education programs. Operated a smart classroom involving power point, SMART boards, cameras, and
linked student and instructor stations in providing formal classroom instruction to varied students.
• Ranked as the Number 1 Instructor at the command for calendar years 2005, 2006, and 2007
EDUCATION:
• Graduate Certificate in Project Management (4.0 GPA), Thomas Edison State College, 2015
• Bachelor’s Degree, Organizational Leadership (3.7 GPA), Thomas Edison State College, 2014
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3. MARCUS D. HENSLEY, CAPM
6952 W Remuda Dr  Peoria, AZ 85383
(619) 208-8986  Marcus.d.hensley@gmail.com
• Associates Degree, Applied Science and Technology (3.6 GPA), Thomas Edison State College
• Recipient of the Arnold Fletcher Award from Thomas Edison State College for outstanding academic achievement
• Honor Graduate US Navy Senior Enlisted Academy (3.89 GPA)
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