Program Staff Manager, SAIC Washington D.C. June 2013 – Present.• Manages 17 people in the daily operations in three Department of State facilities in Washington D.C. and Virginia as well as Secure Voice and the Central Office of Records (COR). • Analyze a number of different DoS infrastructure components and applications as well as information technology operations of a highly sensitive nature.• Gathers, analysis, and composes technical and Technical Communication Security… Show more Program Staff Manager, SAIC Washington D.C. June 2013 – Present.• Manages 17 people in the daily operations in three Department of State facilities in Washington D.C. and Virginia as well as Secure Voice and the Central Office of Records (COR). • Analyze a number of different DoS infrastructure components and applications as well as information technology operations of a highly sensitive nature.• Gathers, analysis, and composes technical and Technical Communication Security Information.• Cross trained personnel in multiple areas to ensure there no single point of failures in departmental sections.• Responsible for the proper receiving, storage, testing and staging of Communications Security (COMSEC), and information technology resources of the Department of State. • Ensured 17 Standard Operating Procedures were established and implemented which resulted in the improvement of operations within the COMSEC team. • Support the EKMS key generation and management workflow process using key processor applications, such as Common UAS Application, and COMSEC Account Records and Distribution System (CARDS).• Ensures proper handing from receipt to destruction on COMSEC material to include STE, vIPer, KSV-21, KIK-20, KIK-30, CYZ-10 and all associated COMSEC equipment. • Prepares and delivers documentation, reports and proposals to senior level personnel. Show less

• Communications Security Auditor for Cryptographic Services Branch, Department of State (DoS).• Analyze a number of different DoS infrastructure components and applications as well as information technology operations of a highly sensitive nature.• Conducts audits on Embassy communication network and communication systems to include KG175D, KIK 30, KIK 20, AN/CYZ 10 and secure phones. • Responsible for overseeing, applying training, and enforcing national Communications… Show more • Communications Security Auditor for Cryptographic Services Branch, Department of State (DoS).• Analyze a number of different DoS infrastructure components and applications as well as information technology operations of a highly sensitive nature.• Conducts audits on Embassy communication network and communication systems to include KG175D, KIK 30, KIK 20, AN/CYZ 10 and secure phones. • Responsible for overseeing, applying training, and enforcing national Communications Security (COMSEC) policy at all embassies, consulates and field offices domestically and overseas.• Gather and analyze information obtained through observation, document review, previous audit reports, written policies and procedures.• Prepare professional work products such as work summaries, memos, report sections, briefing papers and other documents which are used to brief high level U.S. Embassy personnel to include the Ambassador. Show less

• As the Communications Network Chief I was responsible for the day to day operations of 34 people in the Communications Security (COMSEC), Network Security, and Help Desk/Customer support divisions. • Identified, developed, and managed the change management process for each division to ensure Standard Operation Procedures (SOPs) were used to implement change requests effectively to 850 customers involved and all interrelated systems affected.• A key member in establishing the Navy’s… Show more • As the Communications Network Chief I was responsible for the day to day operations of 34 people in the Communications Security (COMSEC), Network Security, and Help Desk/Customer support divisions. • Identified, developed, and managed the change management process for each division to ensure Standard Operation Procedures (SOPs) were used to implement change requests effectively to 850 customers involved and all interrelated systems affected.• A key member in establishing the Navy’s Information Dominance Warfare (IDW) program. Once established I led the commands Warfare program for the first year to ensure the program was being run within the guidelines set by the Navy.• Responsible for the operations of five Navy and Marine COMSEC accounts within the United States. • Conducted quarterly inspections of the five COMSEC accounts and provided oral and written guidance for process improvements which maximized the effectiveness of each account. Show less

• Established communications plan in UAE and Kuwait during deployment in support of Operations Iraqi Freedom and Enduring Freedom improving capabilities for Task Group and Task Unit commanders. • Responsible for the patrols of three boat units during consisting of over 300 personnel during a seven month Middle East deployment. Leadership and tactical experience were key in the safe escorts of 406 U.S. and Coalition ships.• Established communications procedures for use by Navy and… Show more • Established communications plan in UAE and Kuwait during deployment in support of Operations Iraqi Freedom and Enduring Freedom improving capabilities for Task Group and Task Unit commanders. • Responsible for the patrols of three boat units during consisting of over 300 personnel during a seven month Middle East deployment. Leadership and tactical experience were key in the safe escorts of 406 U.S. and Coalition ships.• Established communications procedures for use by Navy and Coast Guard personnel during the combined deployed. This eliminated communication barriers between the two organizations.• Coordinated daily mission assignments with TACON.• Provided daily Patrol Briefings with boat crews, ADCON, and TACON prior to and after each patrol/mission. • Organized and oversaw the Random Antiterrorism Measures (RAM) program for the boat unit which was used during training and real world mission in the Middle East and Central America. • Provided training to 300 Navy and Coast Guard personnel on use and operations of tactical radios and communications. Show less

• Coordinated local communications with four countries to ensure all information on military training and operations were properly conducted.• Developed new briefing procedures which allowed for a more proficient process. • Implemented two Standard Operating Procedures (SOPS) in travel order processing which enhanced the overall processes of travel and orders saving the command more than $8000.