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Honolulu, Hawaii

Senior Information Assurance Manager supporting the United States Pacific Air Forces (PACAF) Intelligence (A2) enterprise. Serves as the NIST Risk Management Framework expert providing analysis and documentation to support management decisions. Provides oversight to individual RMF projects throughout the PACAF area of responsibility. Develops theater-wide policies and procedures to reduce and manage risk enabling mission accomplishment. Ensures policies and procedures are integrated into all facets of the information environment lifecycle.

Honolulu, Hi

Senior Manager for Cyber Defense and Mission Assurance at the Joint Cyber Center for the United States Indo-Pacific Command. Accountable to leadership for policy development and advice regarding risk mitigation of cyber vulnerabilities to critical business operation units. Leads a team of eight military and civilian personnel and sets daily team priorities regarding defensive cyberspace operations. Represents the organization to internal and external working groups and cyber operations entities.

Stuttgart Area, Germany

Senior Manager for Mission Partner Environments at the United States European Command’s Command, Control, Communications, and Computers (C4)/Cyber Directorate. Lead a diverse team of 17 military, civilian and contract personnel on daily operations ensuring that C4/Cyber environments were synchronized across the region. Accountable for the integration of mission networks across the European region and maintaining C4 interoperability and collective cyber defense with Allies and Partners of the United States. Lead for integration the Department of Defense’s Mission Partner Environment (MPE) framework into existing plans, exercises, and operations. Maintained close ties with key North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) staff, preserving the linkages between MPE and NATO’s Federated Mission Networking. Managed an operating budget of $7.5 Million.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

Information Management and Operations Manager for the Senior Leader Development Office (SLD), Office of the Chief of Staff, Army, United States Army. Accountable for developing the automated force management tools and strategy to maintain personnel management and administrative information of Army senior leadership (2800 Colonels and 350 General Officers). Provided operations and automation support to the General Officer Management Office (GOMO) and the Colonels Management Office (COMO). Prepared briefings for the Chief of Staff, Army and Army Senior Leadership. Developed tools for and conducted research on all aspects of the present and past senior leader cadre.

Yongsan-Gu, Seoul, Korea

Director, Human Resources Information Management for the Eighth U.S. Army Human Resources Department (G-1/AG). Principle advisor to the Human Resources Department Head on all matters of communication, automation, technical project management, and Human Resource enablers. Accountable for all technology resources of the Human Resources department. As the senior software engineer, directed the programming staff developing automated systems to enhance personnel service support initiatives for 27,000 soldiers, sailors, airmen and marines serving within the Republic of Korea. Provided daily operational guidance to a diverse team of 16 military, civilian and contract personnel supporting a department of 500 employees.

Fort Lewis, Washington

Air and Aviation Officer for the United States Army’s First (I) Corps Operations Directorate, United States Army. Principle advisor to senior leadership on the operational and tactical employment of all Army aviation assets including general support, heavy lift, assault, and attack operations. Coordinated all aspects of tactical air support with higher and subordinate organizations, and other non-affiliated organizations. Planned, managed, coordinated, and monitored all aspects of Army Airspace Command and Control for Corps operations, and multi-service air operations.

Fort Lewis, Washington

Chief, Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) section for the Reconnaissance, Surveillance and Target Acquisition Squadron for a United States Army Infantry Brigade. Principle advisor to the commander and primary interface for airspace coordination and all aviation related issues, including interface with the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA). Accountable for the health, welfare, and training of a team of 29 military and contractors. Directed the safe and timely operational employment of the Hunter UAV system. Developed and managed the aircraft training program, ensuring personnel were trained and available to accomplish required missions. Executed duties as Environmental Compliance Officer ensuring compliance with Fort Lewis, federal and Washington state environmental regulations.

Fort Bliss, Texas

Chief Executive Officer for a Headquarters and Service Company in an Aerial Reconnaissance organization with a worldwide force projection focus. Accountable to higher headquarters for the health, welfare, and training of a diverse team of 105 military, civilian and contractor personnel. Maximized worldwide operations by developing and executing specifically matrixed mission teams to support operations within the United States and locations within South America. Performed duties as pilot-in-command in the Beechcraft King Air 200 (C-12F3).

Fort Bliss, Texas

Information Management Officer in an Aerial Reconnaissance organization with a worldwide force projection focus. Accountable to leadership and internal customers for the daily operation and maintenance of the organization’s information technology and communications infrastructure supporting personnel worldwide. Provided daily guidance and direction to the information management section team consisting of six personnel. Administered the section’s annual operating budget of $100,000 and equipment valued in excess of $1 million. Performed duties as a pilot in Beechcraft King Air 200 (C-12F3).

Pyeongtaek, Gyeonggi-Do, Korea

Director, Integrated Processing Facility for the Guardrail Common Sensor (GRCS) conducting airborne signals intelligence (SIGINT) collection, analysis, and dissemination in the Republic of Korea. Accountable to leadership for the operation and maintenance of the mobile Integrated Processing Facility valued in excess of $300 million dollars. Established the training program for a diverse team of 63 personnel. Provided aerial signals intelligence for the regional manager of all United States forces in Korea and subordinate organizations. Served as pilot-in-command and mission instructor in the Beechcraft King Air 200 (RC-12D/H).

Fort Hood, Texas

Master Of Science (Ms), Information Systems

Bachelor Of Science (Bs), Geography

Activities and Societies: Computer Club, Waterpolo Team, Scoutmaster's Council