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Atlanta, Ga, Us

Provide technical support to the Navy’s Triton (MQ-4C) Mission Systems Control Station Team as the Interoperability Components IPT Lead. Responsibilities include program management, technical/business analysis, tracking of project status/schedules, and review of detailed technical documents to ensure compliance with Contract Data Requirements Lists definitions and for technical compliance with program requirements documents and make recommendations to the IPT for acceptance/rejection of the documents.

Chantilly, Va, Us

Provided Systems Engineering Support Program (SESP) support for the Department of Homeland Security, Domestic Nuclear Detection Office (DNDO) contract. As the sole on-site analyst, primary responsibilities included interfacing with DNDO personnel on all aspects of contract execution. Other responsibilities included program/project analysis, development of programmatic and procurement documents that included: Mission Needs Statements, Concept of Operations (CONOPS), Capability Development Plans, and Operational Requirements Documents. Maritime Mission Area Lead responsible for identification of capability needs.

Created and briefed analytical products to advance sector-wide market strategies for major strategic programs. Conducted operational analysis for major program captures, produced advocacy materials to influence and define requirements, developed Concepts of Operations (CONOPS), and provided analysis of decision-making processes of Government customers and Congress.OR lead tasked with creating the analytical processes and products for a completely new unmanned aerial ISR collection system (Firebird) for submission to Army and Air Force. Analysis quantitatively identified cost and performance benefits of new system and received positive feedback from Army and Air Force leadership. Led 18 month, $1.2 million EC-40 Design Feasibility Study that successfully provided Navy leadership an alternative solution for replacement of EP-3E aircraft.Team Lead for Mission Control System (MCS) portion of Persistent Unmanned Maritime Airborne Surveillance (PUMAS) Capabilities study that Navy customer used to successfully validate the Broad Area Maritime System (BAMS) program requirements. Integrated CONOPS Architecture Team (ICAT) technical integration project manager. Coordinated sector CONOPS definition, development, and integration efforts on six major program initiatives.Conducted detailed analysis and briefed senior company leadership on DoD FY12 defense capability gaps, cost savings and force reset/recapitalization opportunities.

Washington, Dc, Us

Responsible for operational requirements generation, definition and execution for Navy EP-3E aircraft and Air Force ISR platforms including Global Hawk, small Unmanned Aerial Systems, E-10A Multi Sensor C2 Aircraft, Space Based Radar, and Space Based Infrared System.Selected over more senior naval officers for exchange to USAF HQ (Air Staff) as the ISR Branch Chief within the C2ISR Capabilities Division. Ranked number 1 of 5 hand-picked O4 grade officers and only O4 Branch Head in highly competitive Division.Responsible for requirements development, definition, and de-confliction. Identified capability gaps for seven individual Navy and Air Force ISR platforms as well as larger integrated ISR force. Successfully integrated and directed 6 civilian contractors and 3 Navy personnel in accelerating EP-3E recapitalization study by 8 months. Ensured that all schedules were met and data available to support critical program decision goal dates. Instrumental in developing and drafting CONOPS and related documents to help define user needs and requirements for 6 major acquisition programs. In-depth knowledge of Joint Capabilities Integration and Development System (JCIDS) and requirements generation process.

Washington, Dc, Us

Naval Flight Officer with over 5000 hours in P-3C and EP-3E aircraft.

Led a 270-member Maintenance Department performing organizational-level scheduled and unscheduled maintenance on a mixture of Navy EP-3E and P-3C aircraft located at multiple locations simultaneously. Achieved all schedule and budget requirements.Officer in Charge of four separate squadron detachments. Designated by the Commanding Officer as his direct representative, responsible for every aspect of the detachment's mission.

Led a 270-member Maintenance Department performing organizational-level scheduled and unscheduled maintenance on a mixture of Navy EP-3E and P-3C aircraft located at 4 separate locations simultaneously. Met all operational commitments at 3 detachment sites. Squadron flew 1,889 hours achieving a 96% mission completion rate; the highest mission completion rate in past 8 years. Officer in Charge of 4 isolated squadron detachments. Two more detachment rotations then would normally be conducted. Designated by the Commanding Officer as his direct representative responsible for every aspect of the detachment's operation. Met 100% of detachment objectives at all sites. Acknowledged ISR expert. Successfully led aircrew in providing time critical reconnaissance information and direct threat warning to supported forces in multiple AOR's. Received five citations and acknowledgements for superior airborne performance in a combat theater

Responsible for operational planning, Command and Control (C2), and scheduling of all surveillance and reconnaissance aircraft within the European theater. Developed scenarios, produced intelligence scripts, conducted in-progress-reviews, post-exercise assessments, and briefed exercise results to multiple staffs. Personally selected by Commanding Officer to fill high priority, demanding, operational staff billet. As an O3, assumed complete oversight of Task Force Exercise Engagement and Access Program, previously an O5, Assistant Chief of Staff level billet. Responsible for planning, execution, and prioritization of over 45 separate exercises consisting of over 2400 flight hours totaling more than $1.7 million annually. Managed readiness of Task Force surveillance and reconnaissance forces ensuring fleet and theater commanders were provided accurate, time critical indications and warnings. Professional Education Masters of CONOPS Course Capture Planning for Strategic Wins Electronic Reconnaissance Weapons School Joint Advance Tactical SIGINT Training Program Advanced Mission Commanders Course Strike Leader Attack Training Syllabus

Masters Of Science In Leadership, General Leadership

Bachelor Of Arts Aviation/Bachelor, Science Geography