Serve as an IT Specialist supporting defensive cyberspace operations (DCO) and offensive cyberspace operations (OCO) planning andintegration of cyber capabilities supporting Air Force (AF) and mission partner Air, Space andCyberspace operations. Assist and drive the integration of cyberspace tactics and standardplanning processes into DCO/OCO operational mission areas to enable their employment in theoperational or exercise arena.- Serves as the Weapons and Tactics Flight lead for exercise planning and tactics integratorsupporting Cyber Vulnerability Assessment/Hunter (CVA/H) Weapons system operations.- Serves as a A37 lead for assessing policy needs and assisting in the development of policyand procedures governing CVA/H mission activities.- Represents the 67 CW/A37 at conferences and meetings and presents briefings asneeded.

67 OSS/OSK, 67 Cyberspace Wing Weapons and Tactics- Manage the 67 CW Tactical Planners Course, providing instruction on Planning, Briefing, and Debriefing utilizing US Cybercom and Air Force doctrine.- Act as focal point for liaison between lateral wing and subordinate unit weapon shops.- Coordinate development of tactical concepts of employment (CONEMP) with the planned delivery of a new mission system capabilities.- Coordinate with 16AF and subordinate unit weapon shops to collect, track and disseminate lesson learned identified IAW AFI 90-1601.- Submit Tactics Improvement Proposals (TIPs) and conduct TTP development and dissemination responsibilities IAW AFSPCI 10-260. - Identifies, analyzes and evaluates complex and/or highly sensitive systems, policies, processes and/or instrumentation related to foreign threats and/or homeland security. - Determines procedure for solving complex design, integration and analytical problems.- Performs or directs scientific and technical intelligence analysis. - Reports changes, trends and implications regarding design and integration of evolving systems and instrumentation. - Prepares briefings and reports on analysis methodology and results.

834th Cyberspace Operations Squadron:- Develops crew aids for Cyber Readiness and Discovery and Counter-Infiltration Squads, including Tactics Techniques and Procedures (TTPs) for capabilities such as Nessus, Nexpose, SCAP, Nipper Studio, Splunk, Arcsight, and Snowflake.- Led DCI, CR, All Source Intel Analyst (ASIA) working groups to produce standardize operating procedures within Cyber Protection Teams (CPT). - Liaison to the Air Force Weapons Officer community, with reach back into 67 Cyber Space Wing, 688 Cyber Space Wing, 24th and 25th Air Force.- Developed crew aids to maximize operator efficiency on CVA-Hunter components Mobile Interceptor Platform (MIP) and Deployable Interceptor Platform (DIP).-

67th Cyberspace Wing Weapons and Tactics:- Develop, document, and disseminate cyberspace Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures (TTP) for existing and emerging technologies - Provide changes and updates to the Twenty-Fourth Air Force Weapons and Tactics Roadmap - Document cyberspace Basic Mission Capable and Combat Mission Ready requirements - Analyze and report on requirements for instructor and evaluator certification - Analyze and report on the Tactic Improvement Proposal (TIP) and Tactics Review Board (TRB) processes - Assist facilitate Wing TRBs - Coordinate with 24 AF/A3TW and AFSPC/A3TW for administration of AFSPC TIP tracking numbers - Participate, document, and analyze 24 AF Cyberspace TRB/Weapons and Tactics (WEPTAC) Conference - Facilitate the 67 CW Mission Commanders Course, providing instruction on mission planning for Large Force Emploments- Maintain Wing tracking of potential WIC candidates, facilitate WIC Looks, build WIC packages, and facilitate Wing WIC Board

Provide centralized, responsive, and timely mission support to the 67 CW’s cyber warfighters across all three Groups enabling cyber mission readiness.- Acting as interim Wing Civil Engineer, Wing Space Utilization Manager, and Wing Emergency Manager upon recent vacancy.- Re-designated as a Wing Project Manager, absorbing critical reorganizations of the Inspector General and Special Projects offices.- Knowledge of AFI, OSHA, ASHRE, and Municipal regulations and laws allows the accomplishment of the mission in a correct and legal manner- Provides Civil Engineering support to the 67 CW. Serves as the Commander’s representative for all CE matters - Liaises for units to Civil Engineering (CE) and CE’s resource allocation process- Mitigate work-space utilization issues- Develop project requirements, planning, coordination, and execution- Spearheaded 26 COG/26 OSS building reconfiguration. Developed Statement of Work based off need, Blanket Purchase Agreement, and Cost Estimation Tools.

The 690 NSS provides rapid, persistent incident management response to users and administrators of assigned Air Force networks to assure access to Standard Levels of Service. They deliver situational awareness of network availability and performance to Air Force Network (AFNet) command and control entities and prioritize response to incidents to ensure cyber combat support across the AFNet and develop Airmen as cyber warriors.- Develop and monitor assigned department budget and risk management efforts directly supporting DoD Enterprise infrastructure and infrastructure IT goals and projects. - Perform tasks associated with receiving, distributing, or shipping of materials and coordination of onsite emergencies. - Utilize strategic planning skills and have a thorough understanding of internal and external compliance policies. Accurately complete paperwork or system transactions applicable to functions, such as documentation of material movement.- Provided support for 24AF request for Maintenance Operations Center design. Infrastructure reviewed and building modified to meet the needs of the NAF.- Stood up new Access Control System to restrict and enforce facility access and enhance Anti-Terrorism and Force Protection procedures.- Completed multiple facility projects that were left idle by predecessor, to include: carbon dioxide testing, electrical panel identification, sidewalk installation, SIPR conference room addition, and SIPR door addition.- Initiated over 190 work orders during a 14 month time period, resulting in facility sustainment and uninterrupted mission operation- Awarded AT&T GSI Spot Award November 2013.- Air Force Outstanding Unit Award as part of the 67 Cyberspace Wing 1 Oct 12- 30 Sep 13- 24 AF award winners at the Air Force Space Command level: 67 Cyberspace Wing - 2013 AFSPC General Thomas S. Moorman Jr. Award.

- Track and maintain over 270 Squadron training records; oversee/track seven upgrade processes for 16 Air Force specialties- Supervise Squadron training related to software updates; monitor/schedule aircrew training--Squadron prepared for software update releases- Manage monthly Ready Aircrew Program downgrade processes; provide Squadron Commander with Combat Mission Ready status of aircrew--10 crews combat ready- Facilitate over 93 Squadron upgrade training events; enhance core competency of 270 aircrew--Squadron Air Expeditionary Force/Higher Headquarter task ready- Orchestrate Ready Aircrew Program cycle close out, encompassing 14,902 training events--100% compliance with Higher Headquarter's directive

Performs duties of air weapons officer (AWO) to accomplish combat, combat support, training, and other missions.Duties and Responsibilities:Plans and prepares for mission. Reviews mission tasking and intelligence. Supervises mission planning, preparation of flight plan, and crew briefing. Ensures aircraft and battle management command and control (BMC2) systems are preflighted, inspected, loaded, equipped and manned for mission.Controls assigned joint weapons systems (kinetic/non-kinetic, air/space/ground/cyber), forces, functions, and effects. Operates available sensors/BMC2 systems. Performs, supervises, coordinates, or directs joint fires, force accountability, dynamic package development, real-time dynamic targeting, tactical data link management/execution and airspace control. Conducts theater air, ground, and surface surveillance and detects and validates emerging targets, accomplishes, combat identification, applies rules of engagement, provides threat warning to joint forces and integrates joint/coalition C2 and ISR capabilities.Conducts or supervises training of crewmembers. Ensures operational readiness of crew by conducting or supervising mission specific training.Monitors operations, and advises commanders. Assists commanders and performs staff functions related to this specialty.

Air Weapons Officer, 552 Air Control Wing, 964 Airborne Air Control Sq, Tinker AFB, OK- Directed multinational combat aircraft during wartime operations that resulted in leadership change in Libya; demonstrated the ability to control dynamic airborne assets, focusing combat efforts to ensure safe and effective mission success. - Quickly adapt to new work environments; short notice deployment as Secret Service/FAA liaison; enforced two no-fly zones, averted 13 incursions--airspace secure, POTUS protected.- Conducted interagency and international smuggling detection and monitoring operations, and facilitated interdiction of illicit trafficking and other narco-terrorist threats in support of national security priorities.- Applied warfighting air superiority combat concepts and applied them in an extremely dynamic environment, directing both US and foreign aircrews, controlling up to 41 aircraft, and reorganized strike packages on the fly to optimize mission effectiveness. - Expertly run and demonstrated checklist adherence during 552 ACW Unit Compliance Inspection; lauded best in practice and recognized as Outstanding Squadron Performer.- Mission planned and controlled at Weapons School Integration Phase, Weapons School Mission Execution, and Red Flag; Understands how realistic training translates to safer ops.- Mission planned at the 8th Weapons School Command and Control/Electronic Warfare cell for Mobility Air Force Exercise, providing realistic training for $8 billion in assets and sister components/services.