Curtis Ratliff Email & Phone Number

Fort Leonard Wood, MO, US

Arlington, Virginia, US

• Serves as Maneuver Support Center of Excellence (MSCoE) Force Documentation Analyst and advisor on all matters pertaining to the requirements documentation of minimum mission essential wartime requirements (MMEWR) for.
• Responsibilities include reviewing, refining, and recommending updates to TOEs, technical equipment, and manpower data in Basis of Issue Plans (BOIP), Manpower and Requirements Criteria (MARC) tables, and TOE Standards.
• Creates and maintains long range planning for Engineer cyclic TOE and Section 1 reviews and coordinates with multiple organizations tasked with assisting in the process.
• Maintains proficiency in the use of required automation tools/software including, but not limited to: Force Management System (FMS), FMS Web suite, Cloud Programming, Budget and Execution (cPROBE), Cloud Equipping.
• Completes cyclic TOE reviews ensuring accurate documentation and correctness of organizational structures in both Section I and Section II requirements.
• Reviews equipment by Line-Item Number (LIN) to confirm proper documentation and continued relevance.

Arlington, Virginia, US

• Supervised a team of instructors; 12 Military and 25 Civilian Contractors, at the Army’s Counter Explosive Hazards Center.
• Set and monitored priorities of work to ensure synergy across all three branches of the center.
• Identified developmental and training needs for employees, sought additional courses to create well rounded instructors.
• Supervised the updates for seven Route Clearance courses, including the Mine Detection Dog Program.
• Supervised the update of current curriculum, training support packages, and the creation of two new courses.
• Advised leaders of all levels on Explosive Hazards Training, Employment of Specialized Equipment, and Global Threats.

Arlington, Virginia, US

• Supervised team of 12 trainers and controllers at the National Training Center.
• Observed, trained, and evaluated Engineer and Infantry units for combat operations.
• Provided feedback of performance and recommendations for effective follow on training.
• Subject matter expert on all route clearance vehicles, robotic systems, and explosives.
• Created training scenarios to properly replicate battlefield conditions.
• Enforced safety on all training scenarios, high risk training events, and construction projects.

Arlington, Virginia, US

• Included hazardous duty deployment in Afghanistan.
• Briefed significant enemy activities for a divers 650 man engineer battalion.
• Tracked security clearances and assisted Soldiers in clearance applications.
• Worked with civilian contractors to train and equip the battalion with biometrics equipment.
• Developed systems to track unit movements, construction project status, and material usage.
• Tracked and analyzed 327 significant IED activities.

• Supervises a team conducting analysis in support of the Maneuver Support, Sustainment, and Protection Integration Experiment (MSSPIX).
• Ensures team deliverables are submitted in a timely manner and free of grammatical and formatting errors.
• Manages and verifies data submitted by technology providers; ensuring a thorough analysis can be conducted by the team.
• Engages with each technology providers and stake holders during the entire life cycle of the event, from creating the initial plan to authoring the final report.
• Authored the Data Collection Plan, and the MSSPIX19 Finial Report, two articles for the Engineer and MP Magazines, scheduled meeting minutes, and weekly updates to the company President.
• Manages the long- and short-term calendar, setting employee work hours, scheduling, and execution of event meetings, in-progress reviews, and event execution.

Bachelor'S Degree, Business Administration And Management, General

Master Of Science In Homeland Security, Emergency Operations