• Leads team of 12 to research commercial market for emerging commercial geospatial solutions• Engages with industry to find solutions for the IC’s unique collection and analysis requirements• Works on multiple branding, marketing and growth strategies • Provides reports that compare commercial solutions and makes recommendations to leadership on companies to access • Lead workgroups on how to integrate new solutions into workflows

• Developed automated collection strategies that help improve the time of imagery collection • Provided cost analysis and market research for $800,000 contract bid for commercial change detection capabilities • Executed collection strategies for worldwide issues to successfully complete multiple time-critical project• Established new analytic tradecraft and novel application of technologies in support of critical national security mission

• Collaborated with customers to develop comprehensive GEOINT and multi-INT collection strategies• Worked with analyst and other IC agencies to improve performance and satisfaction rate of existing collections by attend meeting to coordinate collection strategies• Evaluate the feasibility and affordability of integrating GEOINT collection sources from various providers to include, but not limited to: National Technical Means (NTM), foreign, commercial, and airborne collection platforms

• Collaborate with agencies within the Intelligence Community (IC) and the different Combatant Commands (COCOMs) to develop and improve collection strategies to satisfy intelligence gaps• Receive, plan, coordinate, validate, and submit national and theater level GEOINT nominations for MCIA, Marine Expeditionary Forces, and other supporting establishments • Develop and implement complex collection plans and strategies for best employment of national, theater and commercial imagery resources in pursuit of MCIA’s intelligence requirements • Work hand-in-hand with imagery analyst to develop new collection strategies to develop new imagery techniques• Developed a tracking system for all imagery requirements in order to prioritize, identify, and propose different collection methods to minimize impact on satellite constellation

• Analyzed and integrated EO, SAR, IR, and MSI into final AGI imagery products to be used by military commanders to answer intelligence gaps• Processed and exploited raw imagery into geospatial image products • Recovered data from local network and storage volumes, WARP, and NES• Produce Point of Entry (POE), Costal Landing Beach (CLB), Port Facility, Airfield, Helicopter Landing Zone (HLZ), Assembly Areas, Landing Craft Air Cushion (LCAC), Craft Landing Zone (CLZ), and Line of Communication (LOC) studies to support military exercises, contingency, and crisis operations• Provided time-sensitive 24-hour imagery and system support to all Marine Expeditionary Forces (MEF), major subordinate commands and forward deployed Marines in support of worldwide contingency operations

• Supervised imagery analysts in the production and dissemination of the first phase imagery intelligence reports and secondary imagery transmissions from raw imagery• Developed a tracking system to manage Advance Tactical Airborne Reconnaissance System (ATARS) collection requirements that lead to more efficient collection• Collaborated with adjacent and higher intelligence units to plan, gather, produce, and disseminate timely and customized imagery products • Established imagery collection posture to support VMFA(AW)-224 • Developed new training, procedures, and quality control policies that more than doubled the productivity and efficiency of the imagery analysts under my charge• Performed and supervised over 100 intelligence briefs to senior officers and aircrew on current events and threats in their area of operations

• Produced over 400 customized imagery products to support Marine All Weather Fighter Attack Squadron 224 in daily operations and exercises• Operated specialized imagery processing tools to locate time critical targets, generate Battle Damage Assessment (BDA), and generate precision coordinates• Created orthorectified geospatial products to assist aircrew in military air operations and exercises• Maintained the database for the squadron imagery product library and updated target folders

• Completed 960 hours of instruction in 18 blocks of a six month nationally accredited Imagery Analyst producing school• Completed an additional 114 academic hours to satisfy the objectives to graduate the Tactical Imagery Analysis Course• Graduated with a grade point average of 95.33 finishing in the top four of the course