Connor Dunham

  

Biography:

Security Clearance: Confidential Clearance

Military Experience: 13.1 years

Work Experience:

Dedicated and seasoned construction professional with a decade of hands-on experience across diverse roles such as equipment operator, carpenter's helper, mason, and concrete laborer. Known for strong leadership skills demonstrated in various project management roles, alongside teammates of varying backgrounds. A decorated team leader in the Army Reserves with four years of experience in training soldiers in combat engineer tasks.

Educationally, earned an Associates Degree from Tompkins Cortland Community College and pursued Environmental Sciences at Wells College. Possess a solid foundation in construction and environmental sciences, blending technical proficiency with a deep understanding of sustainable practices.

Demonstrated expertise in a wide range of construction activities including site development, pipelaying, bridge construction, highway paving, flat concrete, and shot-crete. Aspiring to specialize in heavy equipment operation, bricklaying, or carpentry due to a genuine passion for each field.

Recognized for disciplined work ethic, unifying team dynamics, and empathetic collaboration. Consistently contribute to project success through a combination of technical proficiency, leadership, and a commitment to delivering high-quality results in every endeavor. Eager to bring extensive skills and experiences to a challenging role in the construction industry. 


Military Service:

  • Rank: Sergeant

    Branch/Position: Army

    Period: March 2018 - present

    Occupation: Combat Engineer

    Security Clearance: Confidential Clearance

    Duties Description:

    Plans, directs, and conducts engineer support of combat and peacetime operations; support includes enhancement of friendly mobility (Breaching Objectives), impeding enemy mobility (counter-mobility/ demolition), providing survivability support, performing sustainment engineering missions (particularly construction), conducting topographic operations, and when necessary, fighting as infantry; combat engineers command combat engineer, construction, and topographic units; direct planning and implementation of engineering and topographic support at all levels of operations.


Education:

  • Tompkins Cortland Community College

    Associate's Degree – Business Administration

    Period: August 2014 - June 2016

  • Wells College

    Other – Environmental Science

    Period: August 2016 - December 2017

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