Corey Tinay
Corey Tinay

Operations, Logistics, and Project Management Leader

Open to offers · Member since 8 Aug 2026
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Location
Washington, DC, United States
Desired salary
Unspecified
Work preference
Hybrid
Experience level
Senior

About

Professional summary

I am an operations, logistics, and project management leader with five years of U.S. Army experience leading cross-functional teams, complex programs, and high-volume operational environments.

I have managed logistics, transportation, supply chain, and resource-planning efforts across domestic and international organizations. My experience includes coordinating air, sea, and ground movements, aviation support, facility modernization, fleet operations, and equipment accountability.

I lead with a focus on execution, process improvement, compliance, and stakeholder coordination. I have improved applicant-processing efficiency by approximately 150% through standardized tracking, quality-control checkpoints, and stronger handoffs between teams.

I have managed teams of up to 165 personnel and overseen budgets and equipment portfolios ranging from $15 million to approximately $1.5 billion. I am experienced in building accountable, high-performing teams and supporting personnel development and retention.

I use operational analysis, scenario modeling, and enterprise systems to support informed decisions and deliver reliable results in high-tempo environments. I am open to remote, hybrid, and relocation opportunities in operations, logistics, and project management.

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27 capabilities

Experience

Career history

Operations Officer U.S. Military Entrance Processing Command

Directed daily applicant-processing operations for six service branches, overseeing interviews, production flow, quality assurance, and final placement actions for 150 to 210 applicants per day.

Led a 12-member cross-functional team across administrative, medical, and onboarding workflows while maintaining federal regulatory and privacy standards. Standardized production tracking, quality-control checkpoints, and interdepartmental handoffs, improving operational efficiency by approximately 150% and reducing processing delays and errors.

Regional Logistics Officer U.S. Army Recruiting Command

Managed an operating budget and equipment portfolio exceeding $15 million, ensuring accountability, readiness, and regulatory compliance across a regional recruiting organization.

Directed logistics operations supporting more than 30 facilities and a fleet of over 80 vehicles across Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia, Delaware, and Washington, D.C. Led modernization initiatives involving facilities, fleet, equipment, and organizational branding in collaboration with contractors, facilities teams, and executives.

Logistics Operations Officer / Executive Officer / Platoon Leader 46th Aviation Support Battalion, U.S. Army

Directed logistics support and aviation transportation planning throughout the Indo-Pacific region, integrating air, sea, and ground transportation requirements. Coordinated equipment and supply resources valued at approximately $1.5 billion across multiple countries and planned simultaneous international movements of multiple organizations.

Served as executive officer for a 165-person headquarters and support organization, overseeing personnel operations and approximately $500 million in equipment. Aligned maintenance, supply, fuel, transportation, distribution, and readiness activities with international partners, government agencies, and cross-functional teams, while building a culture recognized for retention.

English as a Second Language (ESL) Teacher Monte Bella Elementary School, Salinas Unified School District

Taught kindergarten-age students whose primary language was Spanish, providing English-language instruction across literacy, mathematics, science, and other foundational subjects.

Designed age-appropriate lessons, activities, and visual supports for varied English-proficiency levels. Managed classroom routines, supported positive behavior, tracked student progress, and provided individualized support in a multicultural learning environment.

Research and Policy Intern County of San Mateo

Researched and analyzed proposed legislation, public policy, and regulatory issues to support county decision-making. Synthesized findings into policy analyses, briefing materials, and written recommendations for county staff and leadership.

Developed proposals and funding requests by translating program needs and policy priorities into clear, evidence-based narratives.

Education

Learning history

University of San Francisco

Master of Arts, International Relations

California State University, Monterey Bay

Bachelor of Arts, Social and Behavioral Sciences

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