About the Author

ROBERT B. GREINER

Chesterfield, VA 23838

E-mail: gacuster7@yahoo.com

OBJECTIVE: Seeking a position with an organization that can utilize skills in data analysis and mathematical problem-solving models.

EDUCATION: Master of Business Administration (June 1984)

Washington State University; Pullman, WA

Bachelor of Arts - Mathematics (June 1972)

Oberlin College; Oberlin, OH

HONORS: Special Act or Service Award: 2004, 2003, 2000

Sustained Superior Performance award: 2000, 1999, 1997, 1994

Quality Step Increase for sustained high quality performance: 1998, 1996

Employee of the Month: September 1995, January 1995, May 1993

Commendation for exceptional performance, July 1991-June 1992

Certificate of achievement for period 1984-1987

Special Achievement Award ($1,000), April 1987

Honor Graduate, Cost Analysis Course, October-November 1984

Dean's List 1970, 1971, 1983, 1984

Valedictorian, Advanced Petroleum Management Course, Aug-Nov 1976

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:

Operations Research Analyst, Defense Logistics Agency Operations Research Office, Richmond, VA, 1993-2008

· Wrote a computer simulation model to evaluate warehouse conveyor system designed for the supply depot in Red River, Texas

· Wrote a linear programming model to choose the optimum location for conventions based on travel costs for foreign and domestic travelers

· Wrote a program in Microsoft Access/Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) to analyze costs and select the optimum contracting vehicle for all materiel procurement actions exceeding five million dollars

· Wrote a series of macro programs in Microsoft Excel/Visual Basic for Applications to gather and analyze data from over 3,600 Excel worksheets for the DLA Enterprise Support (DES) A-76 competition

· Extracted data from ORACLE relational database hosted on a UNIX server

Operations Research Analyst, U.S. Army Logistics Center, Fort Lee, VA, 1989-1993

· Wrote a computer simulation model to determine aircraft and manpower requirements for Army aviation logistics operations

· Served as project team leader and wrote computer simulation model to determine manpower requirements for Army warehousemen

· Wrote a computer simulation model to determine repair personnel requirements for the Army's communications (signal) equipment

· Served as system administrator for DEC VAX/VMS computer systems

Subsistence Division Deputy Director, U.S. Naval Supply Depot, Subic Bay, Philippines, 1987-1989

· Managed an inventory of $10 million of subsistence material to support annual sales of $40 million to U.S. Navy ships

· Wrote computer programs to calculate new warehouse storage requirements resulting from changes in demand

· Wrote computer programs to automate follow-ups to overdue requisitions and calculate actual order & shipping time

· Wrote computerized stock replenishment programs

· Implemented and enhanced computer program to systematically monitor quality control of current inventory

Operations Research Analyst, U.S. Army Aviation Systems Command, St. Louis, MO, 1984-1987

· Developed computer programs to compile logistics, program support and airframe production costs for the fiscal year 1987 Advanced Attack Helicopter acquisition program

· Devised a computerized linear programming model to determine the optimum inventory mix for the U.S. Army helicopter fleet

· Determined the operating and support costs over a 20-year period for projects to upgrade the Army's light helicopter fleet

Comptroller, U.S. Naval Station, Subic Bay, Philippines, 1981-1982

· Directed all budget, accounting and internal review functions

· Administered annual appropriated fund budget of $20 million

· Supervised over 400 civilian and military personnel to operate 3 military clubs, a civilian restaurant, a military dining facility, and 2 military housing systems

· Maintained repair part support for all boats and yard craft

Supply Officer, Shore Intermediate Maintenance Activity, Norfolk, VA, 1979-1980

· Supervised technical research and procurement of repair parts to repair and maintain over 30 combatant ships

· Administered annual budget of $3.5 million and directed all associated budgeting and accounting functions

· Improved control over parts inventory by consolidating items once scattered among repair shops into a central supply warehouse

Receiving Division Director, U. S. Naval Supply Depot, Subic Bay, Philippines, 1978

· Directed the processing of 28,000 material receipts per month

· Supervised document control to record receipts onto computerized inventory control records

· Installed system to automate handling of parcel post receipts

· Implemented project to offload excess material from supply stores ships returning to CONUS after overseas deployment

Fuel Department Deputy Director, U.S. Naval Supply Depot, Subic Bay, Philippines, 1976-1977

· Directed daily fuel operations and facility maintenance of the Navy's largest ocean fuel terminal

· Supervised quality control functions of a petroleum chemical testing laboratory

· Administered inventory control and financial reporting

· Earned SECNAV Environmental Protection Award for fuel reclamation facility and other projects

Disbursing/Ship's Store/Food Service Officer, USS LOCKWOOD (FF-1064), San Diego, CA/Yokosuka, Japan, 1974-1976

· Performed all payroll functions for a crew of 280 personnel

· Operated ship's retail store and food service facility

· Improved annual inspection score of ship's store from 75% to 92% and food service from 83% to 90%; maintained disbursing at 97%

OTHER WORK EXPERIENCE:

Graduate teaching assistant (statistics), 1983-1984

Secondary school mathematics teaching certificate, state of Ohio, 1972-1976