Ortega, Diego
Diego Ortega
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4829 9th St N
Arlington, VA 22203
Career Objective
A United States Marine veteran that has participated in several national security events providing HAZMAT and first responder safety. I am well versed in supervisory rolls and motivational leadership skills. Positive moral building, documentation, protocol and organizing are my strongest attributes. I am currently a student pursuing a degree in business management, looking forward to a career in Human Resources.
Education
Northern Virginia Community College – Alexandria Campus
Business Administration Aug 2017 – Present
Experience
Human Resources Coordinator at Tragedy Assistance Program For Survivors (TAPS)
Arlington, VA Oct 2018 – Present
Currently oversee 80+ personnel files and ensure they are up to date. Manage the employee’s state and local taxes withheld in 20+ states. Implement a daily physical fitness program that build comradery and relationships in a workplace environment
Human Resources Intern at Tragedy Assistance Program For Survivors (TAPS)
Arlington, VA May 2018 – Oct 2018
Worked independently to develop and implement a commuter benefit program that allowed employees the opportunity to use their pre-tax dollars to pay for their commute to and from work.
Crew Member at Trader Joe’s
Arlington, VA Sept 2017 – Oct 2018
Duties include: Provide excellent customer service, accept shipments and insure inventory is up to standards, and restocking. Special duties included being a part of the safety team which included insuring that emergency exits are kept clear, eye wash stations and fire extinguishers are kept to standards and employees are following the guide lines to maintain a safe working environment.
Chemical, Biological, Nuclear, High-yield explosive Defense Specialist
at Unites States Marine Corps Indian Head, MD Sept 2013 – Sept 2017
CBRNE defense specialist's job is to educate other DOD employees on the mitigations and protocols to follow when faced with a CBRNE situation. Maintained $1.5 million worth of equipment to include documentation and preventative maintenance checks and services.
*References available upon request
Diego Ortega
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4829 9th St N
Arlington, VA 22203
Career Objective
A United States Marine veteran that has participated in several national security events providing HAZMAT and first responder safety. I am well versed in supervisory rolls and motivational leadership skills. Positive moral building, documentation, protocol and organizing are my strongest attributes. I am currently a student pursuing a degree in business management, looking forward to a career in Human Resources.
Education
Northern Virginia Community College – Alexandria Campus
Business Administration Aug 2017 – Present
Experience
Human Resources Coordinator at Tragedy Assistance Program For Survivors (TAPS)
Arlington, VA Oct 2018 – Present
Currently oversee 80+ personnel files and ensure they are up to date. Manage the employee’s state and local taxes withheld in 20+ states. Implement a daily physical fitness program that build comradery and relationships in a workplace environment
Human Resources Intern at Tragedy Assistance Program For Survivors (TAPS)
Arlington, VA May 2018 – Oct 2018
Worked independently to develop and implement a commuter benefit program that allowed employees the opportunity to use their pre-tax dollars to pay for their commute to and from work.
Crew Member at Trader Joe’s
Arlington, VA Sept 2017 – Oct 2018
Duties include: Provide excellent customer service, accept shipments and insure inventory is up to standards, and restocking. Special duties included being a part of the safety team which included insuring that emergency exits are kept clear, eye wash stations and fire extinguishers are kept to standards and employees are following the guide lines to maintain a safe working environment.
Chemical, Biological, Nuclear, High-yield explosive Defense Specialist
at Unites States Marine Corps Indian Head, MD Sept 2013 – Sept 2017
CBRNE defense specialist's job is to educate other DOD employees on the mitigations and protocols to follow when faced with a CBRNE situation. Maintained $1.5 million worth of equipment to include documentation and preventative maintenance checks and services.
*References available upon request