Jacob Cortez Email & Phone Number

Freeport, Fl, Us

-Exploits and analyzes multi-sensor imagery in conjunction with all-source intelligence information.-Determines type, function, and location of military equipment including ground, air, missile, and orders of battle.-Creates, utilizes, and distributes FMV mission products with actionable intelligence to customers for immediate use.-Uses and provides feedback for evolving technologies/programs required for near real-time operations-Trained and promoted to the Mission Support Analyst position in 10 months. Additional responsibilities include geospatial tasks, as well as becoming the first layer of quality assurance for mission products-Promoted to supervisor position in 2yrs. Responsible to seven subordinates.

Florida

United States Air Force Reserve fire fighter.

Florida, United States

-Flew as primary aircrew onboard a wide variety of aircraft to operate, evaluate and manage airborne intelligence information systems, primarily SIGINT/COMINT/HUMINT and FMV activities. 700+ flight hrs.-Gathered, analyzed, and reported real-time actionable intelligence to a variety of SOF customers.-Conducted post-mission analysis on collected new-use intelligence for future missions.-ISR aircrew instructor. Conducted 30+ training flights and ground events that prepped new TSOs for deployed operations.-SIGINT instructor in deployed joint squadron. Trained Army, Navy, and Marines on AOR SOPs/TTPsHas supported several major operations, as a sensor operator across the Afghanistan AOR.

Florida, United States

-Planned, organized, and directed aircraft armament systems maintenance, storage, and explosives handling/loading activities.-Responded to in-flight emergencies; safely resolving/removing jammed guns and un-fired rounds, faulty bombs/missiles, and ensuring aircrew/bystander safety.-Led crews of 3-4 subordinates, to load and unload nuclear and non-nuclear munitions, explosives, bombs, rockets and other devices on Air Force aircraft.-Worked as an international liaison. Instructed an Afghan National Army (ANA) squadron’s weaponeers on proper operation/maintenance of newly acquired aircraft weapon systems.