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Collaborate, communicate, organize and set priorities to meet deadlines; Interpret and maintain compliance with established processes, policies, and regulations;Communicate effectively, both orally and in writing; Preparing research reports in various formats and presenting data to various organizational levels;Maintains up-to-date knowledge of weather operations guidelines and regulations governing federal and military aviation weather policy;Coordinate and organize research studies;Coordinate with staff and management personnel, and participate in senior management and policy decisions regarding strategic planning;Performs a variety of complex tasks related to the conduct of the research including protocol execution, data reporting/management and regulatory compliance;Implements data collection and monitors protocols for difficult weather forecasting and research studies;Creates and maintains complex research and statistical databases;Understand war fighter tactics, techniques and procedures to maximize air, space, cyberspace combat power;Utilizes weather tactics, techniques, and procedures to integrate weather information into the decision-making process at all levels to mitigate and exploit weather impact on operations;Manages routine activities and administration of projects;Provides technical guidance to research staff regarding regulations, policies and procedures applicable to the conduct of operations;Manage critical high-value government assets and managing $120K annual resource allocation;Compiles and produces educational and training materials;Leads vertical and horizontal project integration;Performs analytical, evaluative, and advisory work within a military environment;Provide high level administrative support;Preparing a variety of reports, forms, and correspondence utilizing Microsoft Outlook, PowerPoint, Word, OneNote and Excel to accomplish administrative duties.

Manage weather operations, ensure quality, and adapt resources to meet mission requirements;Performs and manages the collection, analysis, and forecast of atmospheric weather and space environmental conditions to enable decision superiority and application of land, air, space and cyberspace power across the full spectrum of military operations;Prepare oral presentations or written reports setting forth progress, trends and appropriate recommendations or conclusions;Supervise weather alert production process protecting 230,000 personnel and $50 billion in Department of Defense property;Led periodic performance reviews while identifying and correcting program deficiencies with 100% compliance;Utilized advanced Tableau training to create dashboards and workbooks to monitor and execute tech health, personnel management and weather forecaster performance metrics for 160 personnel;Managed military decision making process to advise staff on data-driven decisions;Counsel on resolution of personal issues while mentoring career development opportunities.

Managed $300 million strategic computing center to monitor health of 1300+ world-wide weather systems;Advised on critical information requirements of 11,000 assets;Guided return-to-service processing and availability of 12TB of weather data to Air Force and Army operations;Managed unit records identifying and avoiding possible security breaches by implementing safeguards;Published 60+ customer outage impact notices while providing alternate data transmission means and mitigating worldwide impacts to 200 military operations.

Collect, analyze, and integrate atmospheric and space environmental information into military decision-making processes;Observe, record, and transmit surface, upper air and space environment observations;Led 21 military and civilian member team monitoring space weather operations while monitoring $26 million solar sensor network and protecting $250 billion in assets;Managed support requirements to NASA and classified national programs in support of space environmental awareness delivering 36,000 daily products ensuring safe launch of $1 billion in ISR satellites;Strategic partner to National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) Space Weather Prediction Center coordinating critical alerts for space phenomena.

Led 14-member team providing top secret mission support for intelligence community and National Reconnaissance Office operations;Detects, analyze, and produce 20,000 time-critical volcanic ash warnings to safeguard Department of Defense aviation assets;Managed on-the-job training while ensuring 100 percent compliance with 2,500 tasks for 9 members.

Operate, calibrate, and monitor $5 million Solar Electro-Optical Network data system;Built analyst training program while creating 75-page operating procedures and reducing job qualification time by 50 percent;Managed $400,000 equipment program ensuring continuous operation and availability;Configured wireless solar monitoring alert alarm system allowing installation-wide notification process;Mastered MS Excel course creating solar data tracker while increasing forecaster efficiency by 20 percent.

Operate atmospheric and space-sensing instruments and computer workstations to interrogate data from weather radars, meteorological satellites, and products provided by military, national, and international weather agencies;Use a detailed understanding of the atmosphere and space environment to translate raw data into decision-quality environmental information;Issue advisories, watches and warnings to alert users of dangerous, inclement, or operationally significant terrestrial and space weather events;Operate $4 million in state-of-the-art weather communications systems to analyze, interpret, and predict atmospheric conditions for 8 states;Perform extensive quality assurance to decrease forecasting and product errors by 60 percent.

Operate atmospheric and space-sensing instruments and computer workstations to interrogate data from weather radars, meteorological satellites, and products provided by military, national, and international weather agencies;Use a detailed understanding of the atmosphere and space environment to translate raw data into decision-quality environmental information;Issue advisories, watches and warnings to alert users of dangerous, inclement, or operationally significant terrestrial and space weather events;Operate $4 million in state-of-the-art weather communications systems to analyze, interpret, and predict atmospheric conditions for 8 states;Perform extensive quality assurance to decrease forecasting and product errors by 60 percent.