Casey Swain has extensive experience in human resources, mathematics, leadership, and business skills. They have a Bachelor's degree in Mathematics from North Georgia College & State University, where they participated in ROTC and studied leadership. Their work experience includes roles in industrial sales, retail, and as an Army National Guard human resources specialist. They are proficient in Microsoft Office, accounting software, and have various licenses including forklifts. They seek a position where they can apply their skills and experience.

1. Casey Swain
cjswai1689@northgeorgia.edu ● (229) 206-6564
314 8th
St NE Moultrie, GA 31768 ● PO Box 1870 Moultrie, GA, 31776
Objective Any position that would benefit from my extensive human resources, computer, accounting, leadership,
responsibility and mathematical skills.
Statement of My area of specialization and interest is in mathematics and human resourses. To be more precise, I enjoy
Technical figuring out problems, finding answers,knowing information, and being a leader. I am also interested in
Interest demonstrating and utilizing my skills to solve real world applications, problems and complete any
mission put forth before me at any given time. I am detail oriented, have strong organizational skills, able
to work independently, multi-task, able to work with individuals from diverse backgrounds, strong
attention to detail, accuracy and timeliness, excellent technology skills including Microsoft Office
applications (Excel, Word, Power Point), internet use as well as social media experience, 1 year
Quickbook experience, and knowledge of accounting, human resources and business management
principles and procedures.
Dates of I am available any day anytime I am not at advanced auto parts (32-40 hours a week).
Availability
Education North Georgia College & State University (NGCSU),Dahlonega, GA, (December 2008 - May 2013)
Senior year, Bachelor of Science, Mathematics Major, Leadership (Military Track) Minor
Cumulative GPA: 2.98 Major GPA: 3.0/4.0 Minor GPA: 3.75/4.0
 Learning how to effectively solve different types of problems and equations that can be found in
everyday life and studying how to become the best leader possible and have a chance to test it out
and find ways to make your leadership style better.
Summer Institute, NGSCU,Dahlonega, GA (May 2010 - June 2010)
 Participated in the six-week intensive Arabic immersion language training. This course further
developed my appreciation for other cultures and various world-views.
Leadership NGCSU Corps ofCadets,Dahlonega,GA
Experience Military Department Math Tutor (August 2012 – December 2012)
 Tutored civilian and military students to better prepare them for tests, quizzes, homework in their
current math and accounting classes and classes they will take in the future.
Company Commander (August 2013 – October 2013)
 Took charge as acting commander while our true commander was away on training.
 Was responsible for the tasks and safety of 100-200 college students and soldiers during Physical
Training , Military and ROTC training, and worked hand in hand with them personally each day.
Company Academic NCO (August 2010 – December 2010)
 Met personally on a monthly basis with each freshmen and other cadets in the company who
struggled academically in order to monitor their status and provide additional assistance if
required.
 Kept my superiors informed of the company’s status.
 Supervised mandatory study formations to maintain a proper studying atmosphere.
Squad Leader (January 2010 – May 2010)
 Served as squad leader during my sophomore year in college with responsibilities of leading,
mentoring, and developing a relationship with 10-12 subordinates so to better appreciate their
strengths and weaknesses as individuals.
 Effectively employed two team leaders to assist in achieving the daily training schedule and
taking care of the squad.
 Maintained constant knowledge of subordinates’ whereabouts and activities to ensure they were
present or properly pardoned from daily events and formations.

2. Job Industrial Lumber Sales (June 2013 – December 2014)
Experience Assistant to the Office Manager
 Learned valuable skills in business management principals and procedures, quick books,
technology skills, internet use, social media experience, filing, truck driver files and how to
effectively take care of the day to day office tasks and needs of the company.
 Worked under the direction of the Office Manager to complete given tasks with accuracy and
attention to detail in a timely fashion.
Home Depot (July 2014 – February 2015)
Freight team member
 Acquired the skills to effectively get product out on the floor and in its place on time.
 Passed my tests to get my Order Picker, Sit down Fork Lift, Reach Truck,Slip Truck and the
Electric Pallet Jack for the after hours requirements needed.
Advanced Auto Parts (February 2015 – Present)
Sales associate, cashier, Do It Yourselfand commercial associate, driver
 Assist customers in finding what their looking for in the store,while answering any questions
they have about any of our products including using the computer to look up specific parts or
fluids for their vehicle, and making sure to think outside of the box and ask if they need items
they may have over looked.
 Dealing with returns of products and core items or ringing up what the customer intends to pay
for when checking out, handling cards,checks, cash and charge accounts, and being the last line
of security keeping an eye out for counterfeit bills or suspicious behavior including shoplifting.
 Interacting with Do It Yourself or commercial customers while in our store or over the phone
making sure to answer any questions they may have and make a best effort to find anything they
are looking for whatever vehicle they are working on.
 Ordering, loading and get any product or part to our commercial customers that need their
purchases delivered directly to them in a timely manner. Following traffic laws, being safe,
handling purchases as well as money paperwork and maintaining our work truck making sure
inside and out that the truck is in perfect working condition including fluids lights and
undercarriage.
Military Georgia Army National Guard (February 2008 – August 2013)
Experience 221st
Military Intelligence Battalion (January 2010 – August 2013)
 Was contracted into this unit as an SMP/E-5 in order to become familiar with the responsibilities
and job requirements of an army officer.
Basic Airborne Course, Fort Benning, GA (May 2009 – June 2009)
 Trained to properly parachute out of a C-130.
National Guard Detachment on NGCSU Campus (January 2009 – December 2009)
 Trained with the detachment while active in school (Required).
148th
Infantry Battalion (January 2009 – December 2009)
 Enlisted into the National Guard before graduating high school and attended Basic Combat
Training and Advanced Individual Training before starting college.
 Toned my human resource skills with the direction of a senior human resource NCO.

3. Advanced Individual Training, Fort Jackson, SC (September 2008 – November 2008)
 Trained as a Human Resources Specialist (42a).
 Placed in student leadership positions during training.
Basic Combat Training, Fort Knox, KY (July 2008 – September 2008)
 Trained in basic soldiering skills, tasks, movements, weapons familiarization, and respect.
 Placed in student leadership positions during training.
Recruit Sustainment Program (RSP), Albany Armory, GA (February 2008 – July 2008)
 Trained with the intent to mentally and physically prepare soldiers for Basic Combat Training.
Volunteer Actively supported,and at times still support,my community and other communities through the collected efforts of
Experience NGCSU, 221st MI Unit, JROTC,Beta Club, Boy Scouts of America, Cub Scouts of America and church.
Awards/ Georgia Military Scholarship
Activities Drill Sergeant Coin (Top Basic Rifle Marksmanship)
Superior Cadet (2007 and 2008)
Eagle Scout, 3 Eagle Palms
The Citizenship Medal
The American Legion Medal of Military Excellence
The Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite of Freemasonry Southern Jurisdiction Medal for Scholastic
Excellence
Technical Honors Society
Beta Club
Rifle Team
Raider Team
Soccer Team
Worth County JROTC - Leadership Positions, Sylvester, GA (August 2004 – May 2008)
Boy Scouts of America, Tifton, GA (August 1997 – May 2008)
Leadership Camps
Class C License
Motorcycle License
Fork Lift License
Order Picker License
Slip Truck License
Reach Truck License
Electric Pallet Jack License
Experience with Tractors with and without scoops and with full sized trucks with full size trailers
Experience driving Military grade vehicles including not limited to:
Humvees (Up armored, with and without trailers)
Heavy Duty Swivel Fork Lift
LMTVs
References Kimberly Swain
Industrial Lumber Sales
2299213257
Demy Gonzales
Home Depot
2299473974
Paul Hughes
Advanced Auto Parts
2298956442