Led a team of eight technicians in support of the Combined Enterprise Regional Information Exchange System (CENTRIXS) for Combined Maritime Forces. Provided helpdesk support to over 20 countries to include reimaging of desktop machines, password resets, and e-mail troubleshooting.

ACTIVE DUTY RESERVE ASSIGNED TO U.S. Naval Forces Central Command (NAVCENT) Commander Task Force – Shore Battle Space as the Communications Officer. Responsible for ensuring communications infrastructure, communications electronic equipment, information assurance, computer network defense, and interoperability of systems within the Joint Security Coordination Center. Manages means of communicating operational information. Coordinates information assurance for the staff. Establishes and maintains the Joint Security Area Bahrain communications plan. Operates and maintains Harris A/N PRC-117g radios for NAVCENT force protection. Oversees Enterprise Land Mobile Radio (ELMR) network for force protection.

• All Source Intelligence analyst that researched and analyzed highly complex information and data from a wide variety of classified and unclassified databases, including M3, TAC, Intelink, HOT-R, Counterintelligence/Human Intelligence (CI/HUMINT) Automated Management System, and other sources such as open-source research and human reporting and other information in order to identify potentially dangerous and notable trends, and to form a strategic overview of drug trafficking and political/military issues for AFRICOM• Prepared a wide variety of highly technical and often-classified documents, including briefings, studies, and strategy reports, both individually and as part of a team. Contribute to studies and briefings utilized to make strategic national security and law enforcement decisions.

• Gathered evidence, and conducted surveillance and inspection patrols both individually and as part of a team to detect and arrest illegal aliens, smugglers, and violators of the Controlled Substances Act, and gather evidence for prosecution• Interviewed suspects to elicit information and developed cases based on elements of felony crimes or administrative violations of U.S. immigration laws• Used electronic surveillance and sensor equipment to monitor border area of Arizona

• Electronics Installer for a recognized leader in mobile electronics installation in the southeast region• Installed, tested, and troubleshot emergency response equipment to include but not limited to mobile radios, lightbars, sirens, radars, vascar, modems, powerpoints, wigwags, computer mounts, printers, and more • Worked independently without supervision

• Troubleshoot lighting problems for different makes of lightbars, system power outages, loss of siren, radio signal strength• Install electronics for the city as well as the Secret Service, ABC, and surrounding municipalities• Reprogram templates for the customer’s needs

• Workcenter supervisor for Landmobile radio repair• Maintained a clean, safe, and professional work center• Assistant Command Fitness Leader for Subase Kings Bay, GA • Operated, maintained, performed fault isolation, runs operational tests, and system diagnostics for ship’s navigation and interior communications for the USS Nebraska and USS West Virginia• A diligent watchstander who contributed directly to the USS Nebraska winning the COMSUBRON 16 Battle Efficiency “E” and Strategic Mission Excellence “S” • Served as an Electronics Technician during the joint service exercise Mighty Guardian V inventorying 172 Motorola MTS 2000 radios daily• Superb attention to detail ensured that radio installations and programming were flawless• Opportunistic trainer takes the initiative to train those under him, enabling SUBASE Landmobile to meet mission requirements during times of manpower shortages• Stood watch as the Quartermaster of the watch accountable for the safe navigation of the ship including ship’s position, ship’s track, course and speed recommendations to the Officer of the Deck, ship’s depth, and all logs• Performed maintenance on all navigation equipment including the ESGNs, frequency standard, GPS, BPS-15 Radar, and the ship’s battery• Installed video cameras for base police force• Maintained 100% accurate inventory of all divisional classified publications