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Conducts operations planning and support coordination for unique and complex at-sea missions. Coordinates with numerous military and civilian organizations across the globe to provide support for operations.Deploys underway 1-2 times a year for direct onsite fleet liaison role.Ensures mission completion, through coordination with vessel master and lead engineer.

Principal Assistant to the Director, Integrated Undersea Surveillance • Responsible for training and assessment of two fixed and six mobile underseas surveillance sites• Direct input and oversight of global marine installations• Budget development and management of $100M+ for global fixed and mobile Integrated Undersea Surveillance • Subject Matter Expert (SME) in underwater acoustics for fixed and mobile sensors systems • Training and Standards lead for an enterprise of 1000+ people

Responsible for the administration, training and readiness of Combat Information Center (CIC) watch standers onboard an Arleigh Burke class Guided Missile Destroyer. Division Officer for 25 Operations Specialists, charged with ensuring the personnel and equipment readiness for over ten critical mission areas. Assistant Department Head, Operations Department. Key advisor to the Commanding Officer in all facets of shipboard operations.

Supervised and led a team of 16-20, forward deployed personnel in aspects of administration, training and operations. Directly responsible to fleet commanders for tactical sensor employment, intelligence collection, reporting, as well as the adept execution of all mission objectives. Responsible for government assets values at over 3 million dollars.

Responsible for the scheduling, training and readiness of seven Arleigh Burke class Guided Missile Destroyer in a Forward Deployed Naval Enviroment. Leading Supervior for 7 Operations Specialists, charged with ensuring the personnel and equipment readiness for over ten critical mission areas. Key advisor to the Commanding Officer in all facets of shipboard air operations.

Senior Combat System Team Leader Instructor with the responsibility for certifying all Combat System Team Leaders and Afloat Trainers. Modernize training standards for all ships brining the training to match the capabilities of the modern Navy. Responsible for the collection, writing, distribution, and official record of ships after action confidential report. Was selected as the Senior Instructor of the Quarter for the Second Quarter of 2005. Earned my Master Training Specialist and Afloat Training Specialist which is a qualification for those individuals who possess advanced knowledge, skills, and abilities that will enhance the delivery of quality education and training.

Was hand selected to fill a critical augment position on a senior staff. In charge of collection, display, and briefing of multi sensor intelligence. Managed 12 to 14, 24 hour a day surveillance feeds ensuring proper data displayed to meet mission requirements. Executed National, DoD and Service collection requirements, ensuring proper techniques were utilized. Managed global communications circuits and dissemination architectures ensuring the highest levels of government were informed in a timely manor. Proficiency in utilizing multiple sensors from the intelligence disciplines (SIGINT, HUMINT, GEOINT, CI, MASINT) to collect intelligence. Used basic computer applications, Microsoft Office products including PowerPoint and intelligence related automation across both GENSER and JWICS networks.Responsible for assets totaling 1.75 million dollar with zero discrepancies.

Was the Leading Division Supervisor of 20 personnel with the responsibility of operating and repair of Electronic Warfare equipment valued at 750,000 dollars. As the Ships Collateral Duty Intelligence Officer, I was accountable for the review of all information and the handling of evidence in the capture and convection of 8 drug trafficking vessels and 36 Narco-Terrorists, preventing 14 metric tons of cocaine from reaching the United States. Responsible for implanting, review, and reporting of the Navy Occupational Safety and Health regulations as the Ships Safety Supervisor with programs affecting Heat Stress, Hearing Conservation, Eye Sight Conservation, Hazardous materials, Industrial Hygiene, and Operation Risk Management. Manage the Divisions service records, yearly evaluations, and award recommendations. I managed the maintenance schedule for the major equipment in the Combat Information Center and Fire Fighting equipment in 40 assigned spaces. I safely controlled 350 hours of Anti-Submarine/Anti-Surface Helicopter and Maritime Patrol Aircraft evaluating FLIR data. Tested shipboard FLIR systems during South American deployment, evaluating the effectiveness of future FLIR Shipboard employment. Major certifications include Combat Information Center Watch Officer, Conning Officer with the authority to maneuver the ship, Air Interceptor Controller, and Anti-Submarine Tactical Air Controller responsible for the Safety of Air Craft under my control.

First Line ManagerWas the First Line Supervisor for 36 personnel with the responsibility of the ships schedule, flight operations, and to safely navigate the ship underway. Manage the Divisions service records, yearly evaluations, and award recommendations. Regulate the information being reported over the data exchange link with other ships in the group to display a compressive picture to provide real time information to enable the Admiral and the Battle Group Staff to make decisions to affectively employ the Battle Group. Safely controlled over 600 hours of Anti-Submarine/Anti-Surface Helicopter and Maritime Patrol Aircraft evaluating FLIR data for Surface contact evaluation and Anti-Submarine Operations. Accountable for the ordering and stocking of the supplies needed to operate a division at Sea. Managed the Maintenance schedule for the major equipment in the Combat Information Center and Fire Fighting equipment in the assigned spaces. Major certifications include Surface Warfare Coordinator, Work Center Supervisor, Tactical Information Coordinator, and Anti-Submarine Tactical Air Controller responsible for the Safety of the Air Craft and Crew under my control.