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New York, United States

New York, United States

Plattsburgh, New York, United States

Currently perform this role focusing on freight and transit rail HVAC systems. The role entails designing and implementing equipment that improves testing and manufacturing processes in a manner that satisfies all Safety, Product, and Manufacturing requirements. Primary tasks include assessing existing manufacturing processes and identifying areas for improvement, designing and implementing new systems and machinery, and conducting research to find innovative ways to increase production efficiency.

Vermont, United States

Under general direction, performed a variety of routine activities associated with lens coating (dip, flow coating, and anti-fog coatings). Conducted basic testing and inspection of lenses and fluids used for cleaning and coating. Tracked lens rejects and documented issues along with supporting Process Engineering staff. Worked closely and in unison with Machine Operators using current laboratory technology, hard coating technology equipment, and chemical test equipment.

Fort Irwin, California, United States (National Training Center)

Performed this role at the National Training Center, one of the US Army's main training centers. Responsible for the coaching and mentoring of Rotational Training Units (RTUs) on JOINT Intelligence Surveillance and Reconnaissance (JISR) and air-to-ground integration. Responsible for collaborating with airspace managers (live and simulated) for the allocation of airborne Information Collection / JOINT aircraft. Specific accomplishment while in the position was being selected as employee of the quarter for the development and integration of a React Single Page Application (SPA) that enables transparent visualization of the training units' ISR asset employment. The tool is currently used at the National Training Center to tailor JISR integration training and augment After Action Reviews (AARs) on Information Collection (IC) asset employment effectiveness.

Fort Irwin, California, United States (National Training Center)

Performed this role at the National Training Center, one of the US Army's main training centers. Responsible for the coaching and mentoring of Rotational Training Units (RTUs) on JOINT Intelligence Surveillance and Reconnaissance (JISR) and air-to-ground integration. Responsible for collaborating with airspace managers (live and simulated) for the allocation of airborne Information Collection / JOINT aircraft.

Fort Campbell, Tennessee, United States

Served this role in the 101st Airborne Division, a light infantry division of the United States Army specializing in air assault operations. Directly led a diversely disciplined team that synchronized ground, air, and space intelligence collection resources during dynamic operations. Responsible for the identification, prioritization, and refinement of uncertainties concerning the threat and the battlefield environment that the commander must resolve to accomplish the mission. Specific accomplishment while in the position was planning and overseeing multiple brigade level collection plans in excess of 432 hours of flight time utilizing 14 multi-echelon collection platforms.

U.S. Army Intelligence Center Of Excellence

The MICCC (Military Intelligence Captain's Career Course) is ran by the 304th MI Brigade to educate and develop leaders to assume Company Command or serve on a Battalion or Brigade level staff, joint and multi-national environments. Course focuses on Military Map Reading, Intelligence Preparation of the Battlefield (IPB), Military Symbology, the Military Decision-Making Process (MDMP), briefings, analytical writing, Targeting, and operating current automated Intelligence Information Processing Systems.

Fort Drum, New York, United States

Responsible for planning, operations, training and mission execution of a battalion intelligence section that serviced an excess of 600 clients for security clearances, derogatory investigations, personnel security policy adherence, and security program concerns. Overall responsible for leading the battalion's Physical Security, Key Custodian, OPSEC, Anti-Terrorism, and Organizational Inspection Programs. Specific accomplishment while in the position was developing the battalion's procedures to identify the organization's policy deficiencies using internal inspections and feedback reports resulting in the highest compliance rating for the installation during the annual inspection.

Kabul, Afghanistan

Served as the assistant to the Deputy J2 for the Kabul Security Force, a 900 person, one star multinational joint command. The joint organization is composed of British, Danish and Mongolian forces who provide incident response and overall force protection for Kabul, Afghanistan. Responsible for planning, collection, evaluation, fusion, analysis, production, and dissemination of all-source intelligence between all echelons. Responsible for multi-disciplined collection management and coordination of surveillance activities, and advises on the use and employment of intelligence resources. Specific accomplishments while in the position was the establishment of KSF J2 products being recognized as a leading authority on Kabul, to include by POTUS and multiple Other Government Agency (OGA) organizations.

Fort Drum, New York, United States

Responsible for the manning, training, equipping, and overall readiness of a US Army, Active Duty, deployable Military Intelligence Platoon composed of 35 intelligence analysts across 5 different technical disciplines at Fort Drum, NY. Set the element's culture by crafting a long range vision, creating an implementation strategy, and developing training paths and plans that nest with the higher headquarters' assigned mission and Army objectives. Responsible for pro-actively communicating both vertically and horizontally across the organization to ensure shared understanding down to the lowest level. Balanced the need for realistic mission-focused training with caring for Soldiers and their families. Responsible for the management and accountability of more than 100 intelligence systems, vehicles, and equipment property in excess of $15 million dollars.

Bachelor Of Science - Bs, Mechanical Engineering

Activities and Societies: ROTC, Cadet Troop Leader Training (CTLT), United States Army Air Assault School

Army Space Cadre Basic Course Phase I/Ii (Skill Identifier 3Y)

The Army Space Cadre Basic Course provides a basic knowledge of space capabilities and how they enable the Warfighter. This course focuses.

Hs Diploma, 7-12

Activities and Societies: Band, chess team, honors society, volunteer firefighter

K-6

Activities and Societies: Band, Taekwondo