Oversee company’s business operations and report directly to ETI President- Develop short and long-term strategies to direct efforts and resources to non-kinetic training andconsulting. Supported over twenty training and consulting engagements- Review requirements and allocate resources to ensure day-to-day operations and training runseamlessly. Training events have may hold up to one hundred or more personnel- Develop programs to integrate platform and systems into routine training events. This effort ensuresparticipants experience layered training. Provided back-side analytic support to reveal strengths andweaknesses for more focused/tailored training. This results in continuous improvement to the trainingprograms and effects of training.

- Electronic Warfare (EW) Deputy for XVIII Airborne Corps and Ground Electronic Warfare Chief/Cyber Planner for Combined Joint Task Force Operation Inherent Resolve (CJTF-OIR).- Served as an EW and Cyber Planner in deliberate and crisis action planning.- Coordinated EW Operations and Cyberspace Operations (CO), Information Operations (IO), Special Technical Operations (STO), and other IRCs to develop and synchronize non-lethal effects throughout operational mission planning.- Integrated with the CJTF staff to provide EW and Cyber support to maneuver operations, Information Operations (IO), and resolve electromagnetic interference incidents.- Coordinated with multiple echelons of staff and operational Units providing expertise and input in the development of future EW requirements for Theater and deploying Units.- Served as the Lead Officer Theater EW Ground systems, Counter RCIED Electronic Warfare (CREW) load set update and management, and system compatibility testing.- Planned numerous mission and operational plans with intricate multi-tier aspects ensuring complete readiness, sourcing, staffing and seamless coordination resulting in flawless execution and success. - Planned, coordinated and executed MISO operations in support of national security objectives. - Developed approach plans for multiple contact operations based on thorough analysis of all-source intelligence data. - Consistently met or exceeded timeline and directive policy requirements when implementing operational plans including budget management and resourcing. - Analyzed operational plans for feasibility, technical accuracy, and proper integration of resources from all available agencies to ensure a high level of success for all assignments. - Numerous improvements to operational plans significantly increased the operational efficiency of the task force in a complex joint and combined environment.

- Electronic Warfare Officer for 3rd Special Forces Group (Airborne) consisting of four Special Forces Battalions and one Group Support Battalion, with accountability in the United States Central Command (USCENTCOM) and Africa Command (AFRICOM) Combatant Command Theatres of operation.- Analyzed and identified all gaps in operational plans as well as current operations ensuring all deficiencies were corrected before they had a chance to manifest as strategic problems. - Served as the Senior Advisor for the Group Commander, his staff, and Electronic Warfare NCOs at each Battalion on all matters concerning Electronic Warfare (EW).- Worked closely with Joint Command agencies to coordinate special operations doctrines, tactics and procedures with a focus on current and future plans and policies. - Accountable for the execution, synchronization, and integration of all Electronic Warfare capabilities into the full spectrum of Army, Joint, and Coalition operations to facilitate friendly force control of the Electromagnetic Spectrum (EMS).- Managed operations involving multiple worldwide locations simultaneously for personnel, facilities and strategy employment and training requirements. - While deployed, served as the Current Operations Director (J33) and Special Technical Operations (STO) Planner for Special Operations Command Forward North and West Africa (SOCFWD-NWA) accountable for managing current operations and crises and integrating STO capabilities across 10 countries in the area of operations.- Served as the Primary Hand Receipt Holder for SOCFWD-NWA, accounting for property and equipment valued more than $40 million.- Developed and supervised a Team of twelve personnel from across all branches of the military to build the operations cell.

- Developed and supervised a team of twelve personnel from across all branches of the military to build the operations cell. - Reviewed CONOPs, managed and allocated resources, directed personnel and responded to crises occurring within North West Africa. Responsibility and independent decision making with Commander’s guidance for interpreting appropriate actions during crises in the absence of specific guidance. - Represented the Commander and/or Operations Officer at meetings/briefings and served as POC for operational reporting. - Coordinated and synchronized the flow of information between subordinate elements and SOCFWD-NWA and higher headquarters. - Expedited actions, with respective elements to meet appropriate suspense.

- Deputy Division Electronic Warfare Officer for the 82nd Airborne Division comprised of four Airborne Brigade Combat Teams, one Fires Brigade, and one Combat Aviation Brigade able to deploy within 18 hours upon notification.- Served as an Advisor to the Division Commander, his staff, and 38 Electronic Warfare Specialists within the Division on all matters concerning Electronic Warfare.- Accountable for the execution, synchronization, and integration of all Electronic Warfare capabilities into the full spectrum of Army, Joint, and Coalition operations to facilitate friendly force control of the electromagnetic spectrum.- Integrated offensive and defensive non-kinetic capabilities assessed effects of Cyber Electromagnetic Activities (CEMA) and synchronized with Theater and operational level non-kinetic effects; enhanced intelligence collection through electronic warfare integration.- Maintained total team continuity through strategic management of personnel through both individual and group techniques, ensuring a cohesive, mission focused team was in place and at the highest state of readiness to fulfill operational efforts. - Interpreted regulations and policies, and advised on appropriate courses of action, as well as composed and prepared information and decision papers, memorandums, policy letters and messages as required.- Managed, analyzed and performed work necessary to design, develop, acquire, document, test, implement, integrate, maintain or modify systems for solving problems using computer graphics, multimedia presentations, and electronic digital imaging. - Provided complete mentoring, technical support, and guidance to personnel during the accomplishment of assigned tasks to ensure success.- Planned, resourced, and supported pre-mission training and pre-deployment field training exercises, providing critical oversight for the deployment operations.

- Attended and graduated the US Army Field Artillery Captains Career Course upon completion of this course attended and graduated the US Army Electronic Warfare officer course.

- Assistant Battalion Logistics Officer assigned to an Airborne Infantry Battalion of the 82nd Airborne Division forward deployed in support of Operation Enduring Freedom X.- Accountable for the planning, implementation, and supervision of all logistical operations for a 750 -man light infantry task force.- Ensured the supervision, management, and accountability of government property within the Battalion to include developing and maintaining a fiscal budget valued more than $2 million and supervising the Unit’s supply requisition procedures, ensuring that supply discipline is maintained and accountable for Purchase Requests and Contracts (PR&Cs).- Supervised operations of the Battalion Support Platoon to include management of ammunition, Petroleum, Oil and Lubricants (POL), vehicular maintenance, transportation, and air items for all Airborne operations.- Accountable for the daily operation of the Battalion combat trains; conducted independent and joint risk assessments to ensure all training and operations were conducted safely and in accordance with Army Regulations and occupational health safety program principles. - Planned, coordinated, and implemented objectives for exercises and evaluated all elements of operations to include mission complexity, personnel, environment, terrain, and equipment to be used in the operation.- Ensured the complete operability of the organization including staff training and development, budget development, acquisitions, equipment and supply logistics planning, information analysis and reporting, travel authorizations, purchase card tracking and policy compliance.- Responsible for providing information and training to personnel staff ensuring the strict adherence to all safety procedures, and establishing, developing, and maintaining the force protection plan.

- Graduated US Army Officer Candidate school, Basic Officer Leadership Course II and follow-on courses for officer training

- Geotechnical field technician for K.A.M. engineering. Carson collected, tested and analyzed samples of soil, rock and other earth materials, as well as concrete, mortar and asphalt to determine the locations suitability for construction. He interacted daily with construction superintendents, engineers and contractors and maintained technical logs and records for follow-on quality control tests.

- Graduated Magna Cum Laude in Russian Studies concentration in International Security

- Was a squad leader for a Voice Interceptor squad that performs and supervises detection, acquisition, geolocation, identification, and exploitation of foreign communications at all echelons using SIGINT systems. - Copied, translated, transcribed and provided gists and produced summaries of communication transmissions. - Managed and supervised the training of four to six subordinates in garrison and austere environments. - Responsible for vehicles, technical systems and equipment in excess of 2 million dollars.

- Attended and graduated the basic Signals Intelligence Course for operators.

- Studied all aspects of the Russian language: reading, writing, listening and speaking. Studied Russian culture, customs and courtesies. Completed the course with a working proficiency in Russian language.

- Was an intelligence analyst for a special operations unit with a primary focus on Central and South America. - Was the primary analyst for nine countries within the region and was responsible for preparing target packets, intelligence reports and maintaining and establishing intelligence records and files. - Was responsible for developing briefs, briefing superiors and deploying units on political-military situation, environmental hazards and current narco-organization threats.

- Was an intelligence analyst for a forward deployed unit on the Korean Peninsula. Was responsible for preparing intelligence reports and maintaining and establishing intelligence records and files. - Routinely analyzed new data in context with existing intelligence, identifying threats and ensuring that critical information was received by superiors and decision-makers in a timely manner so that they have the most up-to-date information possible. - Prepared battlefield reports and analyzed and evaluated dynamically changing conditions in enemy positions and/or capabilities.