Intelligence analyst on the Child Sex Trafficking Team

Responsible for sorting through client files and histories to create a predraft of relevant information for the clinician’s use before the court-ordered assessment • Attend and conduct clinical interviews and sex offender assessments of both adult and juvenile offenders with clinicians to learn interview techniques and skills • Assist with research projects being conducted by staff members, including literature reviews and scientific writing • Participate in bi-weekly performance reviews with Dr. Gates-Bryant in order to refine skills learned and gained through submitted assignments and interviews • Attend and help facilitate group therapy sessions with recently released individuals with crimes of a sexual

Collect and analyze data to inform law enforcement training related to high-risk threats to children and at-risk childrenConduct interviews with law enforcement partners for ongoing quality control of the Interdiction for the Protection of Children research project· Prepared analytical assessments and presented original research findings to senior level management of USMS and private sector partners to improve identification of potential threats to US citizens. Provided subsequent intelligence briefings to these senior level customers· Performed analytical assignments involving all-source intelligence analysis on the structure and operations of cyber actors, criminal financial networks, or other entities posing a threat to children and vulnerable adults· Evaluate incoming reports and information for validity and use in current research projects as well as active criminal investigations· Identified information gaps and intelligence requirements in active investigations; developed and implemented plans of action to close said intelligence gaps· Assisted with case consultations incorporating existing knowledge and theories of criminal offending into additional all source analysis for use in active investigations by USMS deputiesSuccessfully designed and implemented project related to criminal profiling of sexual offenders/high-risk threats to children, and incorporated social science theories and knowledge as well as conducted interviews to gather dataSuccessfully presented and communicated findings to the USMS National Sex Offender Targeting Center and the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children support staff and conducted training webinar to external law enforcement partners to inform investigations and operations

Assigned to the active-case division consulting on U.S. criminal and civil litigation. • Worked directly with Panel chairman, experts, and managers to facilitate the full examination of case records and prepare for trial testimony. Responsible for drafting comprehensive evidence summaries, factchecking expert reports, and conducting numerous research tasks spanning the forensic and behavioral sciences. • Participated in weekly Case Board meetings with Panel experts to foster investigation techniques. • Co-authored an academic paper on mass murder in the United States (In progress) • Handled sensitive and disturbing case material in reference to The Depravity Standard project

Assisting with research project, testing the effectiveness of the BRAINS test in detecting psychopathic tendencies in Law Enforcement and Public Safety applicants • Assisting in sample group recruitment for research project revolving around the BRAINS test in predicting BLET school graduates’ future success within careers in Law Enforcement • Scoring of psychological tests including MMPI-2-RF, SCL-90, PAI, P-3, etc. • Attending various psychological interviews such as Mental Status examinations for Law enforcement applicants and Independent Medical Evaluations • Reviewing and preparing records and case files for Dr. John Warren III ahead of his meetings with incarcerated clients and accompanying him to interviews

Creation of a database with information about the city’s John and Jane Does • Responsible for inputting death reports into the official Homicide Database and ensured accuracy and quality • Attended Crime Scenes with Detectives to observe investigative techniques • Completion of Freedom of Information Act requests for use by the public • Observation of witness and suspect interviews for the homicide • Weekly meetings with Homicide detectives for personalized education