James Clutter (Pepper)

James "Pepper" Clutter has a diverse work experience spanning several industries. James "Pepper" started their career at Williams, where they served as a General Business Service Coordinator, responsible for contract administration and payroll processing. James "Pepper" also worked as a Legal Project Clerk, managing legal compliance and coordinating document reviews.

After their tenure at Williams, Clutter joined the Tulsa County Sheriffs Office as a Deputy Sheriff, where they managed inmate housing units and resolved conflicts. James "Pepper" then moved on to the City of Owasso, serving as a Senior Patrolman, specializing in police canine handling, SWAT operations, and motor vehicle collision reconstruction.

Clutter later joined the City of Tulsa as a Business System Administrator, overseeing system administration and support. James "Pepper" then transitioned to LexisNexis Risk Solutions, where they worked as a Business Analyst, coordinating software ticketing and performing business analysis activities for new projects.

Currently, Clutter is employed at Alliance Resource Partners, L.P. as a Business Analyst. Their responsibilities involve evaluating business processes, performing requirements analysis, and documenting and communicating the results of their efforts. Throughout their career, Clutter has demonstrated strong analytical and organizational skills, as well as the ability to collaborate effectively with multidisciplinary teams.

James "Pepper" Clutter earned a Bachelor's degree in International Business from Oklahoma State University, where they studied from 2001 to 2003. Prior to that, they attended Pittsburg State University from 1998 to 2000, focusing on Business Administration and Management.

In terms of certifications, James Clutter obtained several qualifications. In May 2021, they became a Certified Project Manager (CPM) from the Six Sigma Global Institute. James "Pepper" also acquired a Lean Six Sigma Green Belt Certification and became a Scrum Master Certified (SMC) from the same institution in April 2021. Previously, in May 2018, they obtained the Traffic Accident Reconstructionist certification from the Oklahoma Highway Patrol. In August 2017, they became a Certified Police Trainer through CLEET.

Additionally, James Clutter holds a Certified K9 Handler certification from CLEET, although specific details regarding the months and year of acquisition are unavailable.