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Department Of Homeland Security (Arlington, Va)

Monitor and evaluate risks to the nation’s sixteen sectors of critical infrastructure, focusing primarily on the mass transit, oil and natural gas and heavy rail sectors by coordinating with state, local, tribal and territorial stake holders, as well as inter-agency officials. Assist in the proposal of and production of all-source risk analysis products for CISA and NRMC leadership – as well as SLTT partners – by researching, evaluating, and integrating open source and classified data in production, as well as synchronous risk-based intelligence assessments with state, local, tribal and territorial partners.- Oversee teams and working groups in the examination of highly complex critical infrastructure and risk assessments. Provide technical and administrative supervision to a staff of junior analysts in the research, evaluation and integration of open source and classified data into risk-based posture assessments for the local, state, and federal elections in support of the CISA-wide Elections Security Initiative (ESI) team. - Responsible for providing analysis and support as requested for key CISA and NRMC efforts including CFIUS, NCFs, incident management, and requests from Sector Risk Management Agencies, specifically those applying to Transportation, Energy and Election sectors. Responsible for the analytic support to over 6 CFIUS cases and continuing analytic support to over 7 NCF decomposition efforts spanning the Oil and Natural Gas and Transportation sectors.

Defense Intelligence Agency (Washingron, D.C.)

Monitor existing and developing military and security issues within Iraq, as well as implement key communication strategies with key senior leadership and subject matter experts in operational mission organizations to meet planned and tasked production requirements. Responsible for organizing and conducting intelligence assessments centered around the Shia Militia Groups (SMGs) and Popular Mobilization Forces (PMF) in Iraq by researching, evaluating, and integrating broad spectral geospatial and operational data in production, as well as synchronous intelligence assessments with SMG/PMF strategic analysts. - Led a team of four analysts in the drafting, editing, and finalization of a variety of products, including defense intelligence reports, militia disposition graphics, group capability studies, engagement materials and operational and strategic planning aids having an immediate impact on mission-oriented programs and policy. Served as the subject matter expert in the methodology, production and analysis of all analytic matters pertaining to militia group disposition and capability issues.- Produced and oversaw the production of over 50 Defense Intelligence Digest articles, 200 tabloids depicting the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant’s areas of influence and 50 unclassified areas of influence maps that have been used to brief the President, Vice President Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and the Director of the Defense Intelligence Agency.- Led a joint DIA-NGA databasing effort to centralize reporting on Shia militia disposition and influence across Iraq and the Levant. Assisted in the creation of a centralized repository for reporting that assisted in the production of 15 Shia militia capability studies and numerous, tailored products for the Oval Office and National Security Council.

Defense Intelligence Agency (Washington, D.C.)

Monitor existing and developing military and security issues within Iraq, as well as producing strategic geospatial intelligence products to meet planned and tasked production requirements, across the Intelligence Community writ large. Responsible for organizing and conducting intelligence assessments of Iraq by researching, evaluating, and integrating broad spectral geospatial and operational data in the production of the Iraq Areas of Influence shapefiles and Defense Intelligence Digests (DIDs) and tabloids, articles and briefings for the highest echelons of executive and legislative levels of government and the Department of Defense. Perform analysis and assessments of Iraqi Security Forces, Kurdish Security Forces and the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) tactics, techniques, and procedures and operational capabilities as they pertain to their areas of operational influence across Iraq.- Oversee eight analysts in the analysis, production and dissemination of the Iraq Areas of Influence map; serve as the subject matter expert in the methodology, production and analysis of all analytic matters pertaining to areas of influence for Iraqi and Kurdish security forces and the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant.- Extolled by the Offices of the President and Vice President of the United States, National Security Advisor to the President, the Special Presidential Envoy to Iraq and Syria and the Director of the Defense Intelligence Agency for contributions to and continued analysis behind the Iraq Areas of Influence map.- Produced and oversaw the production of over 50 Defense Intelligence Digest articles, 75 tabloids depicting the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant’s areas of influence and 12 unclassified areas of influence maps that have been used to brief the President, Vice President and Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.

Defense Combating Terrorism Center (Defense Intelligence Agency)

Research and produce All-Source terrorism and counter-terrorism national military intelligence assessments and products. Conduct research and analysis of all-source data, populate databases and disseminate a broad array of intelligence products. Produce intelligence products on terrorist tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTPs) and operational capabilities to include internal security, organizational facilities, and personalities involved in terrorism tactics, intentions, capabilities, modus operandi, and environment to support national-level counterterrorism planning and operational missions.- Conducted thorough research and analysis on a variety of national security topics including the status of the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) in Iraq; relation of the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) to other Sunni threat groups in Iraq; and role of Al Qa’eda and the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) as pivotal leaders in global jihad.- Leadership analysis of the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant military and political councils- Researched and co-authored written in-depth analysis products on the structure and capabilities of the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) in Iraq’s 18 governed provinces- Facilitated four analytical roundtable exchanges with members of the U.S. Special Operations community in support of their Counter Terrorism mission sets in Iraq.- Participated in two joint U.S.-led analytical exchanges focused on countering the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) in Iraq and Syria.- Provided counter-ISIL subject matter expert contributions to the DIA Iraq Areas of Influence Map

Joint Base Lewis-Mcchord, Wa (2Nd Infantry Division)

Directed a staff of eight intelligence analysts in both garrison and deployed environments. Prepared extensive intelligence briefings and analytical presentations for senior leadership focusing on adversarial order of battle and militant Islamic organizations. Directly responsible for overseeing the Battalion's Collection Management System, both in inception and implementation. Developed and implemented training events for junior intelligence analysts and support analysts prior to deployments to Iraq and Afghanistan.- Supervised over 40 military and civilian personnel during combat operations; streamlined capabilities, quality collection, and analysis of information.- Managed the unit's Senior Biometrics Program during combat operations; ensured that 150 biometrics systems were fielded, maintained, and updated seemlessly.- Coordinated and supervised the synchronization of over 140 monthly surveillance and reconnaissance assets in support of unit operations in Iraq.

Ft. Belvoir, Va (1St Information Operations Command)

First line supervisor for a seven-person intelligence support cell, comprised of both military and contractor personnel. Prepared in-depth analytical presentations for field support teams and units deployed in the Multi-National Division-Baghdad area of operations using both classified and unclassified sources.- Coordinated and produced over 150 Iraqi Information Operations presentations focussing on Civil-Military Relations and Security and Stability Issues while in support of the Multi-National Coalition Iraq Headquarters- Briefed over ten Baghdad-centric operations and intelligence updates to the unit's senior leadership. Commended by the unit's Commander for extensive knowledge and poise.- Produced over 10 Intelligence Preparation of the Environment city assessments, focused on operational variables to include, but not limited to, PMESII-PT and ASCOPE.

Baumholder, Germany (1St Armored Division)

Served as the Intelligence Analyst assisting the Battalion Intelligence Officer in Intelligence Preparation of the Battlefield assessments, Battalion-level mission analysis and adversarial Order of Battle analysis. Coordinated with Unit and Post authorities to inspect and stand up unit arms rooms in accordance with physical security guidelines.- Conducted the development of Battalion-level lethal targets in the complex counterinsurgency environment of Baghdad- Leveraged extensive knowledge of the intelligence system and cycle to ensure the development of an effective unit training program- Created detailed, multi-sourced intelligence presentations to assist in the arrest and detention over 115 lethal targets. - Produced over 30 daily intelligence reports and situational briefings, resulting in the creation of over 3300 high valued targets throughout the unit's area of operations.

Master Of Professional Studies (Mps), Applied Intelligence, Cyber Intelligence

Masters Of Professional Studies (Mps), Homeland Security And Counter-Terrorism

Activities and Societies: Golden Member- SALUTE Veterans National Honor Society

Bachelor Of Arts (B.A.), Political Science