Fritz Porter

Assisted in identifying and developing business leads, leveraging market research and seeding brand partnerships. Supported sales initiatives and contributed to client outreach and engagement strategies through various media.

Led a team of 10 subject-matter experts in planning and executing large-scale communications infrastructure for emergency response operations and training exercises. Coordinated with military and civilian agencies to ensure seamless operational support during disaster response scenarios.

Directed operational planning, personnel readiness, and logistical support for a 214-member unit, ensuring rapid deployment capabilities. Managed and developed junior leaders, fostering a strong leadership pipeline.

Led, mentored, and trained 48 Marines in preparation for various large-scale exercises and individual augment duties. Maintained accountability of encrypted radio, portable data center, and satellite communication gear, totaling over $7.6 million.

Supervised the I MEF Network Operations Center (NOC) Watch Floor for 800 hours, enabling command and control for hundreds of thousands of Marines and Sailors deployed worldwide. Liaised between command leadership and field operations, providing critical situational updates during high-priority incidents.

Activities and societies: Vice President: Chinese Culture Club (2018-2020), Mountaineering Club (2019-2020); USNA Powerlifting Team

Completed a comprehensive curriculum including thermodynamics, physics, chemistry, calculus, cybersecurity, electrical, aerospace, and systems engineering, alongside political science coursework. Gained a strong foundation in both scientific principles and political theory.

Developed in-depth wilderness-based theoretical knowledge and hands-on practical skills in the context of medical intervention in a wide variety of outdoor scenarios. Focused on emergency response in remote environments.

Led a four-member rope team to the Denali summit, organizing route-finding plans and overseeing logistical survival needs. Applied advanced mountaineering techniques and leadership in extreme conditions.

Developed wilderness and leadership skills over a 25-day course focused on snow and ice mountaineering. Mapped routes, analyzed terrain, calculated logistical needs, and made critical risk assessments and decisions.

Learned to plan, install, operate, and maintain tactical Marine Corps telecommunication and technological infrastructure. Developed necessary leadership skills and knowledge to manage a team of tactical data, network, and transmission experts.