Jessica K. BuckleyTech-Marine Business (TMB)

Years of professional experience: 6 yearsUnique or special qualifications: Basic knowledge and experience with American Sign Language (ASL)Security Clearance: NONETenure with firm: 2 months with TMBCertifications/Training: Mental Health First Aid USA, National Institutes of Health (NIH) training for “Protecting Human Research Participants”Databases/System Experience: N/ARecognition and awards: PSI CHI member since May 4, 2016DEGREES HELD/EDUCATIONB.S., Psychology, Bridgewater College, 2016SUMMARYMs. Buckley provides an unbiased perspective on business and financial analysis services to naval shipbuilding and combat systems contracts. From her years of education, she has an increased proficiency in regards to people skills and communication. Also maintains experience in interdepartmental communications based on 12 years of public, and four years of private schooling (total of 16 years), and four months of experience with Entertainment Industries Council (EIC).WORK HISTORY/EXPERIENCETech-Marine Business, Junior Business Analyst, 05/2016 – Present. Provides direct support to the Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA), Program Executive Office (PEO), Integrated Warfare Systems (IWS) 1.0 AEGIS Combat Systems Program Office Budget Finance Management (BFM) team through a plethora of tasks: she assists in the preparation of Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) funding documents (including Statements of Work (SOW) and ZFD Addendums). Ms. Buckley drafts vital spreadsheets, reports, and conducts analysis for short and long-range budget requirements (including spend plan management and funds tracking). She attends financial reviews and other various applicable meetings where budget/financial expertise is required, maintaining the ability to perform frequent internal and external customer interface in both regularly scheduled and impromptu meetings. She consistently tracks commitments, obligations and expenditures to ensure Field Activities/Performers are meeting periodic targets and develop costs incurred reports for all funds executed by IWS 1.0 to accomplish Program Office efforts. Along with this, she also identifies expiring funding, recoups available funds and obtains copies of pertinent documents. She regularly prepares reports, ledger tracking, maintenance and support of ERP (or any other official accounting program tracking systems for all appropriations represented PEO IWS 1.0; Other Procurement Navy-OPN, Research, Development, Test and Evaluation Navy-RDT&EN, Operations and Maintenance Navy-O&MN and Ship Conversion Navy-SCN); she also provides monthly and quarterly financial execution status reports, which depict a ‘total program picture’ of the financial health of IWS 1.0 and provides timely and effective support for major reviews including Mid-Year Reviews, all while maintaining organized motility.

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Bridgewater Phonathon, BC Caller, 09/2015 – 04/2016. Maintained Bridgewater College’s positive relations with Bridgewater Alumni and family. Did so through providing engaging conversation and inquired about any differences on an individual basis. Also provided a breif, but thorough, synopsis of the campus’s changes and upgrades. Provided memorable and requested anecdotes that increased staff moral and Alumni relations.Roy Rogers, Cashier/Hostess, 07/2010 – 12/2013. Initially as cashier: provided welcoming environment, took and filled food orders, maintained area’s cleanliness, assisted with other positions as needed. As hostess: prepared salads and burger fixings to be maintained during the day, kept drinks stocked, dining room and bathrooms clean, and cleaned trays when available. Checked in with customers to ensure their satisfaction with the business. In both roles, frequently functioned as if in leadership position; provided various training for new employees.

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