Shervell Stevenson
About Shervell Stevenson
Shervell Stevenson is a Senior Analyst in Biomedical Logistics Engineering at LMI, where he has worked since 2020. He has extensive experience in logistics and supply chain management, having held various roles in both military and civilian sectors.
Work at LMI
Shervell Stevenson has been employed at LMI as a Senior Analyst in Biomedical Logistics Engineering since 2020. In this role, he supervises technical and safety inspections of biomedical equipment, ensuring compliance with functionality and safety standards. His work is based in Belcamp, Maryland, where he contributes to the organization's objectives in biomedical logistics.
Previous Employment Experience
Before joining LMI, Shervell Stevenson held various positions in the logistics and security sectors. He worked as a Supply Coordinator at E-9 Corporation for seven months in 2019. He also served as a Solutions Officer at Elite Security Services and Solutions, LLC for eight months in 2020. His earlier roles included being an Armed Security Officer at OMNIPLEX World Services Corporation from 2017 to 2019 and various positions within the Maryland Army National Guard.
Military Background
Shervell Stevenson has a significant military background, having served in the Maryland Army National Guard from 2001 to 2016. He held the position of Automated Logistical Specialist for nine years and later served as a Petroleum Supply Specialist Section Chief for three years. His experience includes managing logistics and supply operations at Aberdeen Proving Grounds in Edgewood, Maryland.
Education and Training
Shervell Stevenson attended Morgan State University, where he studied Computer and Information Sciences from 2009 to 2010. Although he did not complete the program, his education provided foundational knowledge in information sciences that supports his analytical work in biomedical logistics.
Project Management in Biomedical Logistics
In his current role, Shervell Stevenson assists in the Initial Outfitting and Transition of the Army Public Health Center at Aberdeen Proving Ground. He is responsible for coordinating the delivery and installation of both new and reused laboratory equipment, ensuring proper installation and configuration as part of project management efforts.