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Nasic, Wright-Patterson Afb, Ohio, United States

Leads ground-truth testing and evaluation of persistent infrared sensor platforms. Collaborating with industry, academia, joint, and international partners to enhance overhead persistent infrared capabilities. Oversees a multi-agency agreement and manages an $18.9M scientific equipment inventory. Responsible for UAS flight operations, experiment scheduling, and liaising with functional management to meet both current and future R&D needs.

Nasic, Wright-Patterson Afb, Ohio, United States

Spearheaded operations for the Air Force's only MASINT Squadron, comprising 534 military personnel, civilians, and contractors. Responsible for directing analysis, fusion, acquisition, and R&D missions. Managed training operations for 45 sensors, leading to the production of over 4,000 actionable intelligence products annually. Coordinated operations with 20 national organizations, CCMDs, and foreign allies.

Nasic, Wright-Patterson Afb, Ohio, United States

Supervised the mission planning and execution for NASIC's Non-Cooperative Aircraft Identification program. This involved deploying a $6M mobile radar and video collection system targeting airborne entities to bolster combat identification needs. Orchestrated a $1M/year contract for maintenance, testing, and sustainment initiatives. Analyzed radar data, authored, and distributed aircraft radar signature reports to joint customers, thereby enhancing beyond visual range technology throughout the DoD. Managed a database containing 3.7M aircraft radar signatures.

Nasic, Wright-Patterson Afb, Ohio, United States

Operated a $19M tech-data production center, employing discrete analysis software to bolster key national policies and plans. Supervised the prompt distribution of radar data analysis reports to both multi-national and US Government ISR agencies. Expertly evaluated dynamic radar sensor data to support global strategic, operational, and tactical military operations. Vigilantly monitored radar mission communication link integrity and ensured the authentication of a database safeguarding a 21-year technical analysis and R&D MASINT library.

Royal Thai Navy Seismic Research Station, Chiang Mai, Thailand

Served as the USAF maintenance liaison and US technical advisor to the Royal Thai Navy (RTN), overseeing seismic research station maintenance, sustainment, and the operations of a seismic sensor array with 33 RTN personnel. Managed a $2.3M seismic equipment budget, supporting both the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty Organization (CTBTO) and the United States National Data Center. Collaborated extensively with the Kingdom of Thailand, Department of State (DOS), and AFTAC, ensuring all facets of mission data sustainment met National Data Center (NDC) treaty monitoring requirements. Additionally, ensured mission continuity by providing the RTN's National Disaster Warning Center with near real-time tsunami sensor data.

Aftac, Patrick Afb, Florida, United States

Provided comprehensive support to Nuclear Debris Collection and Analysis (NDC&A) equipment, encompassing technical, logistical, engineering, administrative, and R&D aspects. Suggested procedural modifications, equipment alterations, and engineering proposals. Operated advanced analysis equipment and analyzed beta/gamma samples to bolster the NDC&A mission. Deployed alongside the NDC&A Alert Team to assemble and run the field Deployable Analysis System (DAS).

Aftac, Patrick Afb, Florida, United States

Oversaw data management for the $20M/yr Nuclear Debris Collection and Analysis (NDC&A) program. This role involved supervising the spectral analysis and reporting of radionuclide data from both International and National Data Centers. The position required deployment with the NDC&A alert team to set up and operate portable cleanroom and detector assemblies. Additionally, the role ensured compliance with nuclear test ban treaties under the purview of the United States Atomic Energy Detection System (USAEDS).

Aftac, Patrick Afb, Florida, United States

Added Responsibility: Responsible for leading an 18-member operations flight. Lead trainer.Responsible for supporting the AFTAC Alert Operations Center's $400M international treaty monitoring mission. This role involves analyzing data from the global United States Atomic Energy Detection System, initiating strategic event reports for top-tier national officials, and managing subsurface equipment for optimal visualization and maintenance. The position also requires the operation of data recording systems to pinpoint seismic and hydroacoustic events, timely reporting of significant events to Seismic Alert and Alert Operations Officers, conducting special investigations, ensuring consistent data flow from field sites, and troubleshooting equipment issues to maintain operational integrity.

Aftac, Patrick Afb, Florida, United States

Added Responsibility: Analysis product evaluation, training new analysts, and shift task delegation.Responsible for supporting the AFTAC Alert Operations Center's $400M international treaty monitoring mission. This role involves analyzing data from the global United States Atomic Energy Detection System, initiating strategic event reports for top-tier national officials, and managing subsurface equipment for optimal visualization and maintenance. The position also requires the operation of data recording systems to pinpoint seismic and hydroacoustic events, timely reporting of significant events to Seismic Alert and Alert Operations Officers, conducting special investigations, ensuring consistent data flow from field sites, and troubleshooting equipment issues to maintain operational integrity.

Aftac, Patrick Afb, Florida, United States

Responsible for supporting the AFTAC Alert Operations Center's $400M international treaty monitoring mission. This role involves analyzing data from the global United States Atomic Energy Detection System, initiating strategic event reports for top-tier national officials, and managing subsurface equipment for optimal visualization and maintenance. The position also requires the operation of data recording systems to pinpoint seismic and hydroacoustic events, timely reporting of significant events to Seismic Alert and Alert Operations Officers, conducting special investigations, ensuring consistent data flow from field sites, and troubleshooting equipment issues to maintain operational integrity.

Goodfellow Afb, Texas, United States

This course is essential for all 9S100 personnel entering the Reporting Identifier (RI). It provides foundational knowledge applicable to all techniques within the 9S100 RI. Initially, students undergo standard Air Force training, encompassing Operational Risk Management, security, and publications. Following this, they are equipped with vital computer skills, including an understanding of small computer software, hardware theory, application, and an introduction to UNIX. The training then progresses to RI-specific subjects in math and physics, covering algebraic and exponential equations, statistics, mechanical physics, thermodynamics, electromagnetic radiation, radioactivity, light properties, and nuclear reactions. In addition, they learn about weapons of mass destruction, encompassing nuclear, chemical, and biological weapons, and receive generalized mission training. Upon successful completion of this foundational course, students advance to one of four modular courses, tailored to their first duty assignment. This course is a necessity for both new recruits and retrainees in the Air Force who are entering the 9S100 RI. The training imparts knowledge fundamental to all techniques associated with the 9S100 RI. Students first undertake standard Air Force modules like operational risk management, security, and publications. They then delve into advanced math and physics tailored to the RI, learning about algebra, statistics, various physics fields, and nuclear reactions. Concurrently, they are introduced to computer skills, focusing on both UNIX and Windows PC environments, as well as software and hardware concepts. The course concludes with an overview of different missions, organizations, and weapons of mass destruction, including nuclear, chemical, and biological types.

Bachelor Of Science - Bs, Technical Management

The Bachelor of Science in Technical Management focuses on developing current or future managers and is designed for professionals who are.

Associate'S Degree, Scientific Analysis Technology