Chad Ryker Email & Phone Number

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States

New Mexico, United States

Fort Sam Houston, Tx

• Continuously liaised with United States Embassy Belmopan, Belize, Military Liaison Office and Regional Security Office personnel to foster relationships that would provide necessary security information during military operations in the area• Facilitates liaison and coordinates Army CI activities with other Department of Defense intelligence entities; to include federal, state and local law enforcement agencies• Manages and executes aggressive and comprehensive CI activities conducted to detect, identify, neutralize and/or exploit foreign intelligence entities, sabotage, subversion, sedition and terrorist activities• Provided guidance and leadership to four of his peers, two Senior Non-commissioned Officers, nine CI junior Agents, and five DOD Civilians; earned the trust of his section through his knowledge, competency, and professionalism while implementing practical and effective approaches to daily operations

Fort Bliss, Tx

• Lead agent in two Counter-espionage and Counter-terrorism investigations in all tiers of investigative authorities against insider threats and Foreign Intelligence Entities• Provided direct CI support to local and state Law Enforcement agencies, and technical guidance for Crisis Reaction Enablers during the 2015 Fort Bliss VA hospital shooting • Conducted an aggressive CI covering agent program in Southwest Texas and New Mexico which identified threats to Army testing programs and future network capabilities• Served as a CI Agent and Team leader in a forward deployed unit. Liaised with United States personnel, Afghanistan and coalition partners to provide intelligence support combat operations

Fort Huachuca, Az

• Responsible for directing, operating, managing, and defending the Army LandWarNet Information Grid to ensure uninterrupted communication worldwide • Developed and implemented an automated Critical Information Reporting process for the Network Operation Security Center Battle Captains. This process reduced reporting time and errors in reports• Supervised and established the operation of a hot network site during a natural wildfire emergency that provided Army network outage situational awareness worldwide • Supervised the successful operation of three continuity of operations programs. Ensured outages around the world were tracked and resolved when the Army Network Security Center was offline