Engineering Technician
CurrentCounter-Unmanned Aircraft Systems (C-UAS) S&T Development
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Daniel Curtin is listed as Engineering Technician at US Army Combat Capabilities Development Command- Armaments Center (CCDC-AC), a with 384791 employees, based in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, United States. AeroLeads shows a work email signal at goarmy.com and a matched LinkedIn profile for Daniel Curtin.
Daniel Curtin previously worked as Space Support Element Chief, 28th Infantry Division at Army National Guard and Test Engineer at Decilog, Inc. Daniel Curtin holds Master Of Arts (Ma), Organizational Leadership, 4.0 from The University Of Texas At El Paso.
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Passionate leader, team builder, and change agent who thrives in challenging environments. Subject matter expert in space, missile defense, and counter- unmanned aircraft systems. Proven success in managing large, complex organizations. Experienced in operations, project management, education, and strategic planning.
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Picatinny Arsenal, Nj
Counter-Unmanned Aircraft Systems (C-UAS) S&T Development
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania Area
Picatinny Arsenal. Nj
Responsible for planning, execution, and documentation of test events for Counter- Unmanned Aircraft Systems (C-UAS) development.
Peterson Air Force Base, Co
Integrated Missile Defense (IMD) Planner; responsible for planning, coordinating, and integrating Army Service Component Command support of USASMDC/ARSTRAT and United States Strategic Command in the area of IMD. Develops and coordinates IMD plans to support USSTRATCOM and Geographic Component Commands (COCOM) with regard to US Code Title 10 functions. Supports crisis action and deliberate planning through the Operational Planning Team process. Maintains situational awareness and a running… Show more Integrated Missile Defense (IMD) Planner; responsible for planning, coordinating, and integrating Army Service Component Command support of USASMDC/ARSTRAT and United States Strategic Command in the area of IMD. Develops and coordinates IMD plans to support USSTRATCOM and Geographic Component Commands (COCOM) with regard to US Code Title 10 functions. Supports crisis action and deliberate planning through the Operational Planning Team process. Maintains situational awareness and a running estimate of Army IMD forces and capabilities and supports execution of COCOM level exercises. Supports planning efforts to integrate future Ballistic Missile Defense System capabilities to ensure Army and command requirements are met and capabilities comply with doctrine. Coordinates with Department of the Army (DA), Missile Defense Agency (MDA), and USSTRATCOM Joint Force Component Command for Integrated Missile Defense (JFCC IMD) to ensure synchronization efforts. Show less
Centcom Aor
Served as the Detachment Commander for the first AN/TPY-2 Forward Based Mode (FBM) radar deployed in support of CENTCOM Area of Responsibility. Responsible for the professional development, training, health, welfare, morale, utilization and accountability of a mixed air defense/ military police unit consisting of five officers, 30 Noncommissioned Officers, and four enlisted Soldiers. Provided non-organic track data and early warning in support of CENTCOM ballistic missile defense operations… Show more Served as the Detachment Commander for the first AN/TPY-2 Forward Based Mode (FBM) radar deployed in support of CENTCOM Area of Responsibility. Responsible for the professional development, training, health, welfare, morale, utilization and accountability of a mixed air defense/ military police unit consisting of five officers, 30 Noncommissioned Officers, and four enlisted Soldiers. Provided non-organic track data and early warning in support of CENTCOM ballistic missile defense operations. Responsible for 24 hour logistics, signal support, and security of deployed AN/TPY/2 FBM site. Responsible for training and certification of sensor managers and 24/7 operations of the AN/TPY-2 radar. Worked closely with Army Forces Central (ARCENT), Air Forces Central (AFCENT), USASMDC/ ARSTRAT, and MDA to seamlessly integrate radar operations into existing BMD architecture. Show less
Fort Bliss, Tx / Fort Sill, Ok
Commander of an Air Defense Artillery Battery with a primary mission to provide Advanced Initial Training (AIT), combat skills, and physical training to active duty enlisted Soldiers, and to train AIT Soldiers and select Allied Soldiers on the operations and maintenance of the PATRIOT Missile System. Managed the development and execution of the 14E Patriot Operator Maintainer Course Military Occupational Specialty (MOS) Program of Instruction (POI). Responsible for the health, welfare, training… Show more Commander of an Air Defense Artillery Battery with a primary mission to provide Advanced Initial Training (AIT), combat skills, and physical training to active duty enlisted Soldiers, and to train AIT Soldiers and select Allied Soldiers on the operations and maintenance of the PATRIOT Missile System. Managed the development and execution of the 14E Patriot Operator Maintainer Course Military Occupational Specialty (MOS) Program of Instruction (POI). Responsible for the health, welfare, training and professional development of over 500 AIT students, 42 cadre members, 15 DA Civilians, and 14 Contractors. Further responsible for maintaining 10 buildings and 20 pieces of Patriot equipment and training devises valued in excess of $300 million dollars. Show less
Fort Bliss, Tx
Served as the Maintenance Battery Commander for the Army’s PATRIOT Institutional Training Base consisting of over 500 pieces of PATRIOT equipment. Responsible for the training, health, welfare, morale, and Soldier care of 20 NCOs, 14 enlisted, and one junior officer, as well as the supervision of 19 civilian maintenance personnel. Supported the battalion’s training objectives for Advanced Individual Training through the maintenance, service, scheduling, and operational readiness of two… Show more Served as the Maintenance Battery Commander for the Army’s PATRIOT Institutional Training Base consisting of over 500 pieces of PATRIOT equipment. Responsible for the training, health, welfare, morale, and Soldier care of 20 NCOs, 14 enlisted, and one junior officer, as well as the supervision of 19 civilian maintenance personnel. Supported the battalion’s training objectives for Advanced Individual Training through the maintenance, service, scheduling, and operational readiness of two Battalion’s worth PATRIOT weapons systems and 184 conventional vehicles worth in excess of $950 million dollars. Overall responsible for the supervision and utilization of the Battalion’s Prescribed Load Listing, valued in excess of $27 million dollars. Supported the battalion’s Soldierization of AIT Soldiers by planning and executing the Battalion Advanced Rifle Marksmanship Ranges and supporting Warrior Field Training Exercises. Show less
Fort Bliss, Tx / Suwon Air Base, Republic Of Korea
Served as Fire Control Platoon Leader of an Air and Missile Defense PAC-3 Patriot Battery stationed at Fort Bliss TX and deployed to Suwon Air Base, Republic of Korea. Primarily responsible for engagement control operations and maintenance of equipment valued in excess of $50 million dollars. Directly responsible for the training, development, and evaluation of all Engagement Control Station, Radar System, Antenna Mast Group, and Electronic Power Plant crews. Responsible for the training… Show more Served as Fire Control Platoon Leader of an Air and Missile Defense PAC-3 Patriot Battery stationed at Fort Bliss TX and deployed to Suwon Air Base, Republic of Korea. Primarily responsible for engagement control operations and maintenance of equipment valued in excess of $50 million dollars. Directly responsible for the training, development, and evaluation of all Engagement Control Station, Radar System, Antenna Mast Group, and Electronic Power Plant crews. Responsible for the training, morale, and welfare of 20 Soldiers. Assisted in the operations and maintenance of an installation tactical operations facility. Additional duties included Tactical Control Officer, Unit Movement Officer, Fire Marshall OIC, Information Assurance Security Officer, Publications OIC, Communications Security OIC, and Physical Security of Communications OIC. Show less
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Daniel Curtin is based in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, United States while working with US Army Combat Capabilities Development Command- Armaments Center (CCDC-AC).
Daniel Curtin has worked for Us Army Combat Capabilities Development Command- Armaments Center (Ccdc-Ac), Army National Guard, Decilog, Inc, and Us Army.
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Daniel Curtin holds Master Of Arts (Ma), Organizational Leadership, 4.0 from The University Of Texas At El Paso.
Daniel Curtin is listed with skills including Operational Planning, Army, Military Operations, Command, Military, Missile Defense, Military Experience, and Information Assurance.
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