* EXBS Program Manager for Central Asia, Bangladesh, India, Mongolia, Nepal, and Sri Lanka* Program development and oversight for $5 million in annual funding in coordination with host governments and embassy officials in partner capitals* Grant Officer Representative (GOR) for World Customs Organization (WCO) programs on Strategic Trade Control Enforcement (STCE; Cargo Targeting System (CTS); and Customs Operational Practices for Seizures and Enforcement (COPES)* GOR for grant with United Nations Regional Center for Peace and Disarmament (UNRCPD) Nepal for a program on UNSCR 1540 Implementation* Coordinate Container Control Program (CCP) with United Nations Office of Drugs and Crime (UNODC) for the establishment and maintenance of Port Control Units and Air Cargo Control* Coordinate project implementation with U.S. interagency partners at DOE/INECP; Commerce/BIS; and DHS CBP and HSI * Coordinate programs with Stimson Center and the Wisconsin Project

• Coordinate public affairs material on Syria’s use of chemical weapons with the U.S. delegations to the United Nations and Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW).• Monitor compliance with the Chemical Weapons Convention.TS/SCI Clearance

• Delegate to World Customs Organization (WCO) annual Policy Commission and Council meetings in July 2017. Coordinated the Executive Assistant Commissioner for Trade and other senior officials for multiple engagements with 182 members.• Delegate to the WCO E-Commerce Working Group, addressing tsunami of small parcels that bypass customs and enforcements procedures, contributing to the opioid crisis. • Delegate to the WCO annual Finance Committee meeting, analyzing the $16 million euro budget, member assessments and internal organizational fiscal controls.• Delegate to the WCO Enforcement Committee covering border security issues.• Proliferation Security Initiative (PSI) CBP Delegate to Operational Experts Group in Singapore; multilateral PSI Asia-Pacific Exercise Pacific Protector 17 in Australia; bilateral exercise with Jordan. Provided Customs expertise and training on the interdiction of Weapons of Mass Destruction for 105 partner countries. • Launched negotiations for installation of CBP Preclearance facilities at foreign airports in a dozen partner countries, including Mexico, Italy, Brazil, Argentina, the UK, and Iceland.• Monitor CBP interdiction of imports that violate Intellectual Property Rights and seek international compliance with such trade violations.• Delegate to the International Summit on Borders.

• Managed and negotiated several multilateral Treaties with Russia, Ukraine, Allies, and European partners for arms control and confidence-building purposes. • Supervisory Team lead of three officers: LtCol level military officer; a Foreign Service Officer; and a Presidential Management Fellow. • Senior Adviser to the U.S. Mission to the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE), Vienna, Austria on political-military affairs. • Serve as the U.S. representative to the Open Skies Consultative Commission (OSCC), the Treaty body of 34 States Parties responsible for implementation negotiations on the Open Skies Treaty.• Chair of one OSCC working group on communications.• Led U.S. Chairmanship of Treaty Review Conferences, chaired by Under Secretary.• Chair of the interagency policy groups for the Open Skies Treaty and Verification & Compliance Assessment; prepared policy positions for bilateral and multilateral sessions. • Extensive coordination with National Security Council, legal, defense, and intelligence community offices.• Negotiated NATO positions in Brussels and capitals on arms control and counter-proliferation issues. Head of delegation for series of Allied meetings in 2015.• Brief senior Department officials regularly on Treaty and technology requirements, including Ambassadors and Assistant Secretaries.• Brief Congressional staff on U.S. and foreign Treaty activity.• Keynote speaker and instructor on Treaty affairs for NATO, Air Force, and Defense Department training programs.

• Developed the Safeguards Program for the liberalization of export control policy for Poland, Hungary, and the former Czechoslovakia (post-Berlin Wall). Organized a year-long series of bilateral negotiations to assist these governments in implementing a strategic goods and technology export control regime. Precursor to the EXBS program.• Provided guidance to industry for international marketing of dual-use technology commodities in accordance with U.S. export control policy requirements. • Conducted comparative analysis of the export control policies and procedures of twenty-five countries that led to a reduction of 2,450 export licenses annually, improving industry sales by over $1.3 billion.• Prepared Critical Technology Assessments on foreign government policies relating to competitiveness in the fields of Optoelectronics, Ceramics, Composites, Artificial Intelligence, and Superconductivity.

• As a Regional Export Control Licensing Officer, developed policy guidance for munitions and weapons technology export control licenses and Foreign Military Sales (FMS). Liaison with international marketing representatives and foreign governments for Defense export license processing.