Currently surving as Senior Enlisted Advisor (Detachment 1SG) for Detachment 2 and as a Geospatial Information and Services (GI&S, GIS) for CENTCOM J2 as part of their Active Reserve Military Intelligence analysts. Full time mission primary focused as a GEOINT Analyast (GA) with secondary role as Senior Imagery Analyst (IA). Serving and advising in joint environment assisting with NGA, DIA, CJSOTF, CENTCOM, Military Intelligence Readiness Command and other Army, Airforce, Navy and Marine Reserve elements. Personally charged with 1SG duties for Detachment of 27 Soldiers and Senior Production Lead for 5 Soldier Imagery Team. Cross-Cue support with 12 Soldier All-Source team

Serves as Platoon Sergeant for Detachment and Senior Geospatial Intelligence (GEOINT) Sergeant; responsible for the health, welfare, training, readiness and professional development of 12 Noncommissioned Officers (NCO) and three Soldiers; oversees the production and dissemination of imagery and geospatial products in support of the CENTCOM Army Reserve Element; assists in the preparation of order of battle; coordinates, and supervises mission execution and training of the IMINT team in a garrison environment; responsible for quality assurance of IMINT products; Specializing in duties as Range Safety and Intelligence Training.

Provides terrain visualization and analysis products for use in planning of mobility operations within the 301st MEB area of operations; responsible for training and professional development of 40 soldiers; supports a 174 soldier brigade headquarters; assists the BDE Engineer Cell OIC and NCOIC in organizing, and coordinating the brigade and supporting units' engineering operations; integrates S-2 information with terrain analysis in order to give field commanders a greater ability to assess mobility within their AO; assist the DIV Engineer, and maintains current operational status of engineer units supporting the brigade and division. Served as Platoon Sergeant, Information System Security Representative and National Mapping Agency Account Representative for the unit.

providing Geospatial Intelligence (GEOINT) training to US military multi-service members in advanced Training, Techniques and Procedures (TTPs) for concurrent operations and mobilizations. Plan, coordinate, administer, maintain and develop GEOINT training at all levels of security access; Develop, review, and modify changes to schedule and courses for tailoring to customer specific needs and requests. Cross-coordinate with partner platforms to ensure delivery of training to all INSCOM/FORSCOM assets as available while maintaining synchronization with deployment patch chart to access priorities in scheduling.

Training and faciliating Imagery Analysts and Geospatial Engineers in the tradecraft while preparing them for sucessful deployment(s). Maintain GEOINT Working Group forum meetings and announcements with local community to provide latest updates, changes and calendar of events.Visit us at: https://www.intelink.gov/wiki/Fort_Lewis_FoundryServe as Geospatial Intelligence (GEOINT) Foundry Multi-Discipline Platform instructor serving at the Joint Base Lewis McChord Multi-Discipline Platform (MDP), responsible for providingstandard and tailored GEOINT training to I Corps, its subordinate elements, and all regional or mobilized National Guard and Reserve units. Course delivery will use a variety of instructional environments to include classroom, mobile training team (requires travel to external customer/military sites), video-teleconference, computer-based training, and team-teaching. Training is executed through a mixture of lecture, practical application and mentorship. The employee develops, maintains and updates courseware as needed to ensure accuracy and relevancy of the material. The employee attends pertinent professional training as required to maintain proficiency in GEOINT technology and operations. Furthermore, the employee must maintain expertise on deployment activities to ensure the applicability of courseware on supported operations.

Geospatial Intelligence Site Lead, Army Foundry Intelligence Training ProgramSame As Above CGI Experience; , Installation Geographic Information and Systems; 62 Air Wing, Civil Engineer Squadron, McChord Air Force Base, Washington; Senior professional performing work as Installation (GIS) resource technical expert manager; performing technical work in geospatial sciences and related web-based programming and database management. Plan, coordinate, administer, maintain and install GIS applications software and hardware; Develop, review, and modifies changes to schedule of operations for successful day-to-day operations .Study and develop planning methods and plans to apply to future installation needs while instructing airmen in GIS analysis and operations to fulfill mission requirements.

Maintained and controled Airforce GEOBASE oracle server maintained copy of ARCGIS SDE database of JBLM McChord Field GIS data. Instructed Airmen in GIS applications and development. Distributed Civil Engineer updates to team members and reviewed projects prior to upgrading Golden Master copy of data for STRATCOM database.

Served for 8.5 years active Duty as Topographic Engineer. Proceeded by 2 years as Transportation Cargo Specialist. Worked as Master Instructor at NGA College, BGAC or BGEC or AIT instructor for 12Y, 81T, 21Y MOS. Geospatial Engineer or Geospatial Analyst for NATO CORPS, III CORPS, 555 ENG CO. Also still serving as Senior Terrain Sergeant at 301st Maneuver Enhancement Brigade (MEB) US Army Reserve. Transfering to CENTCOM Reserve DET 2 as 35G Imagery Analyst

Served in nominative position as a geospatial analysis instructor developing course content and documentation, reviewing and updating lesson materials, conducting weekly academic assessments while maintaining appropriate level of geospatial analytic expertise and professional skills.Primary Instructor for the Department of Defense for 148 students and provided a combined total of 4200 hours of excellent training . Transforming workforce and production processes, tools and systems to incorporate technological changes. Manage Geospatial information and system security for six classrooms and eight portable work stations valued at $3,421,580. Responsibilities include: Working with international partners within the intelligence communities to identify and develop geospatial analysis training that supports their missions and supports national security objectives