• Currently serving as Directorate Security Manager within US Army Southern Command J7/9 Directorate.• Assist J7/9 personnel with all things Security to include but not limited to passing clearances via JPAS, in-processing Interagency and Partner Nation personnel via SCEMS, coordinating with FDO regarding issues with assigned Exchange Officer and Partner Nation Liaison Officers, coordinate Foreign Visit Requests for non-US personnel visiting USSOUTHCOM.• Working alongside Civil Affairs Contact Officer and J/6 personnel to certify, install, and secure classified systems within Partner Nation working spaces and assisting Liaison Officers in their inclusion into SOUTHCOM operations.• Successful in maintaining the Directorate in compliance through training, periodic walk-throughs and spot checks of work spaces.

Servedg as Reports Writer with the Tactical Document and Media Exploitation-Afghanistan (TACDOMEX-A) program. * Analyzed, reviewed, evaluated collected DOMEX/CELLEX and produced IIRs in accordance with DIAM 58-12 and Defense HUMINT Manual.* Provided support to various organizations to include CISE, JPEC, ACME, and various task forces. Adept in applying analytical and evaluative techniques for developing new or modified analysis work methods, approaches, or procedures.Attended meetings and conferences to stay abreast of most current issues within the Afghanistan AOR.

* Served as Strategic Debriefer on-site at US Army Southern Command, scheduling and meeting with mid to high level government officials, third country nationals, and corporate businessmen under the DoD FORMICA, private sector, and émigré programs.* Provided briefings on intelligence targets, prepared threat briefings, and added context, depth, and clarity to complex issues regarding a variety of intelligence matters.* Maintained knowledge of a wide range of human intelligence concepts, principles, and practices as well as skills in applying this knowledge to difficult and complex work assignments.* Adept in applying analytical and evaluative techniques for developing new or modified analysis work methods, approaches, or procedures.Attended meetings and conferences to stay abreast of most current issues within the SOUTHCOM AOR. Produced PowerPoint presentations for briefings, maintained operational logs.

Identified, defined, analyzed, and satisfied command intelligence requirements. Identified collection shortfalls and coordinated, collaborated, and liaisoned with national level agencies, command components, military services, and partner nations to orchestrate and identify All-Source capabilities, resources, and support. Represented the command at mid-to-high-level forums, working groups, and committees to review, coordinate, and approve programs, concepts, and activities for worldwide implementationParticipated in the development of collection theories, methodologies, architectures, and assessments.Responsible for establishing and coordinating command All-Source requirements, production, planning, and operational support.

Annual Salary: $142,000 300+ Hours per Month* Assisted with and conducted interrogations of Iraqi and third country nationals to fill intelligence gaps and collect intelligence vital to the success of the war fighter.* Played key role in capture of insurgents and prevention of attacks on coalition personnel.* Analyzed, reviewed and evaluated strategic political and military intelligence within theater.* Developed and projected collected data, drew conclusions, and estimated probabilities based on knowledge of current and past intelligence situations.

* Provided strategic and tactical intelligence collection and analysis within the Iraq AOR. * Interrogated local and foreign nationals, acquired strategic and tactical intelligence.* Conducted interrogations in varied locations including Fallujah, Hillah, Mosul, Tallafar and Haditha.* Provided analytical focus; identified intelligence gaps; specified collection requirements to fill gaps and evaluated results.* Recognized for meritorious achievement supported the 1/11th Armored Cavalry Regiment. Instrumental in capture of more than 500 IEDs and 10 Ansar Al Sunna terrorists in Baghdad area.