Daniel Major Email & Phone Number

Stafford, Va, Us

Fort Belvoir, Virginia, United States

Principal Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (ISR) Mission Manager for designated AFRICOM assets and all INSCOM’s manned and unmanned Multi-Intelligence Collection Capabilities, Platforms, Ground Support Systems and Readiness efforts.ISR Planning and Programming: recommend priorities and establishes objectives for INSCOM’s Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) Gunnery Training, UAS Remote Operations, ISR plans and oversight programs.Represents INSCOM on DOD and other ISR operations-related boards, committees, and meetings as required with authority to commit resources and establish policy.Lead staff visits to subordinate commands, other Geographical Combatant Commands (GCCs), and DOD agencies to provide advice and expertise as necessary

Fort Belvoir, Virginia, United States

As a Intelligence Specialist for INSCOM Mission Command Center (IMCC) Watch, United States Army Intelligence and Security Command (INSCOM). I am responsible for the 24/7 day-to-day internal and external operations relating to the administrative, logistical, programmatic, and operational activities of contractor personnel assigned to the Watch. I maintain continuous liaison and coordination with diverse operational elements among INSCOM's Theater Intelligence Groups, Brigades, and Operational Watch offices supporting other service intelligence organizations, and National Intelligence Community organizations. I assist supervising and development of team members with both formal and on-the-job training. I review work of team members for technical and operational accuracy when disseminating critical information to INSCOM Staff and U.S. Department of the Army reporting. My job is performed as a 42-hour week to include weekends and holidays, unless mission dictates I work longer to include off hours.Supervise assigned contractors by clearly communicating, shaping, and providing guidance to anticipate and meet the needs of internal and external organizations; deliver high quality products and services; and continuously improve the intelligence operations cell (IOC). Inspire assigned personnel to perform at their highest potential while providing a positive and safe work environment.Provides expert guidance on foreign threats to INSCOM subordinate units engaged in operational intelligence support. Assists Command Center Team personnel in providing Operational Intelligence Overviews and briefings to G3, G3 Operations and Training leadership, other G3 branches, and selected INSCOM Headquarters command and staff elements.

Fort Belvoir, Virginia

As a Watch Analyst Contractor for INSCOM Mission Command Center (IMCC) Watch, United States Army Intelligence and Security Command (INSCOM). I am responsible for the 24/7 day-to-day internal and external operations relating to the administrative, logistical, programmatic, and operational activities of contractor personnel assigned to the Watch. I maintain continuous liaison and coordination with diverse operational elements among INSCOM's Theater Intelligence Groups, Brigades, and Operational Watch offices supporting other service intelligence organizations, and National Intelligence Community organizations. I assist supervising and development of team members with both formal and on-the-job training. I review work of team members for technical and operational accuracy when disseminating critical information to INSCOM Staff and U.S. Department of the Army reporting. My job is performed as a 42-hour week to include weekends and holidays, unless mission dictates I work longer to include off hours.I provide enhanced high-quality operational support to HQ INSCOM’s Senior Leadership to empower subordinate commanders and staff in the conduct of their duties by synchronizing 24-hour IMCC Operations Center for sustaining a continual dialogue with the HQ INSCOM Staff directorates, Major Subordinate Commands, and external agencies on behalf of INSCOM Command Team. I provide daily expert guidance on foreign threats to INSCOM subordinate units engaged in operational intelligence support. During times of crisis, I have facilitated and directed the IMCC responses, and maintained liaison between the INSCOM MSC’s that may have been directly affected, keeping communication and reporting continuous to the HQ INSCOM ACofs, and key staff whether in contingent areas overseas or in the continental United States.

Reston, Virginia

Proven executive level operations and crisis management in a changing / dynamic environment. Responsible for all aspects of an around-the-clock intelligence operation center, developing and delivering daily classified intelligence assessments and briefings to support staff planning for Army and Civilian Government leaders to manage US army involvement on two fronts while maintaining vigilance on homeland security and terrorism issues.Ensure that briefings, read-books, papers, responses to questions, coordination of articles, desk-notes, information papers, and slides are delivered in a timely, accurate and focused way in support of wider DOE operations.Communicate with IC partners to maintain awareness of issues which may be of interest and significance to DOD leadership.Maintain situational awareness of world events by monitoring intelligence and other USG reporting as well as Open Source reporting via classified and unclassified systems.Utilize numerous classified networks conducting cross domain transfers to various members of the IC.Maintains and grows working relationships with IC agencies.

Shaw Afb, South Carolina

Developed and briefed over 200 intelligence products that served to provide support to the ISRD (Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance Division) personnel a better understanding of ground force operations and provided assessments.Coordinated with personnel from multiple Combined Joint Task Forces in Afghanistan, Iraq, and Kuwait as well as other external agencies to develop a daily reporting distribution list, which shared information of significant intelligence and operational value across the intelligence community and to ground force units.Developed and maintained strong working relationships between the United States Army Central analytic elements, national-level and multinational intelligence agencies to influence other agencies’ capabilities to support military investigative objectives.Oversaw All-Source intelligence analysis and production of specialized packages to support joint operations during Operations Iraqi Freedom and Enduring Freedom. Provided crucial support for many strategic-level exercises and missions across Iraq and Afghanistan. Operated within a joint environment; collaborating with special warfare and intelligence units from all branches of the military and many federal agencies.Continuous work and dedication identified and corrected unintentional delays within the clearance granting process which enabled the entire organization to accomplish its mission.Applied a wide range of qualitative and/or quantitative methods for the assessment and improvement of multiple programs effectiveness or the improvement of complex management processes and systems.

Mineola, New York

Desktop Support Technician with more than 3 years of success in a variety of computer operating systems applications and hardware. Analytical and adept at resolving complex network issues. Critical thinker who addresses customer support issues quickly and who consistently exceeds performance standards.Conducted systems analysis, maintained, monitored and repaired more than 1,000 desktop computers remotely and on-site.Completed all projects on or ahead of schedule.Performed set-up, breakdown, and transport of agency equipment on an as-needed basis.Responded to requests for technical assistance in person via phone and remotely for the following technologies: Windows and Mac OS based end points (Laptops and Desktops) Tablets & Smartphones (IOS & Android) and Microsoft Office.