NATIONAL SECURITY AGENCY – Fort Meade, MarylandAssociate Dean, National Cryptologic University (NCU), 40 hours per week, Nov 2022 to PresentServes as Chief of Language in the National Security Agency’s College of Language and Intelligence. Managed language curriculum, instruction, and development across eight global unclassified learning facilities and over a $30M budget; the largest college in NCU with over 200+ language faculty and staff; 3K students annually.♦ Cultivated strong relationships within the Defense Language Institute (DLI) enabling the NCU mission of training intermediate and advanced language analysis; developed fully immersive CONUS and OCONUS language training♦ Directed course development in advanced language analytics focusing on technical cyber, slang terminology, chemical, and nuclear infrastructure in key languages.♦ Restructured a central enterprise and student affairs registrar to manage student enrollment, class scheduling, grades, and contractor management across the enterprise♦ Oversees Cryptologic Language Enhancement and Acquisition Training, developing multi-disciplined language analysts comprised of new-hires and seasoned agency professionals, graduating 90+ new analysts annually♦ Administers the ODNI mandated STARTALK program consisting of $11M+ grant allocations to K-16 academic language programs, from solicitation through grant to end-stage evaluation

Instruct classes of 30+ students in traditional, online, and hybrid classroom settings.♦ Plays an integral role in the development of national security programs/curriculum; applied formal use of Analyze, Design, Develop, Implement, and Evaluate (ADDIE) processes♦ Teaches classes in the 100-400 level range in American Government, Introduction to International Relations, Comparative Governments, Global Political Economy, International Cyber Policy, Terrorism, Counter Terrorism, Homeland Security, Nuclear Proliferation and Deterrence Theory♦ Applies learning concepts through Blackboard, Learning Environment On-Line (LEO), CANVAS and real time Google Meet, MS Teams, Skype and Zoom formats♦ Developed syllabi, lesson plans, and course exams♦ Mentored graduate level capstone exercises and development of thesis and dissertation research focusing on global security threats, international cyber activities, economic impacts, and market trends

Served as the National Security Agency lead for engaging foreign partners on cyber operations, developing the engagement strategy, leveraging human intellectual capital, and advising budgetary concerns to pursue collective action against national adversaries.Integral to the Engagement and Policy Directorate, supported the development of an agency-wide strategy to work together with foreign partners, championing collaborative relationships and marketing government systems for use against various adversaries.♦ Led the Foreign Engagements directorate response to the 2020 Solar-Winds crisis, earning an NSA Directors Award for action♦ Chosen as the directorate’s Tiger Team lead to support building collaborative agreements with the UK’s National Cyber Force (NCF)♦ Advised on risk and mitigation on budget proposals during austere agency financial cuts, saving activity costs while collaborating with other directorates to continue sensitive missions♦ Developed tangible metrics to evaluate the relationships returns and tracking government sponsored corporate and academic contracts with foreign partners ♦ Created contract missions to support overseas activity under the auspices of International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR)♦ Leads and supervises a collaborative interagency evaluation team of experts in technical analysis to answer national security council queries pertaining to technology direction and global cyber effects, containing highly sensitive raw information and refined intelligence products

Associate – Senior Foreign Policy Consultant,Serves as a senior advisor to USCYBERCOM on foreign relations to the senior general and flag officer command bringing joint, interagency and foreign Command, Control, Communications, Computers, Combat Systems, Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (C5ISR) capabilities, program and management expertise.As part of the J5 Plans and Policy Directorate, conducted robust planning and foreign executive engagement to further U.S. national policy in the cyber domain; and supporting the development of international agreements on network and cyber access to establish collaborative efforts combating designated adversaries.♦ Developed and wrote USCYBERCOM’s Cooperative Framework governing the U.S./UK relationship with regards to collaboration in full spectrum operations in the cyber domain♦ Drafted MOUs and MOAs to establish reciprocal liaison and embedded positions within USCYBERCOM and foreign governments to allow rapid dissemination of cyber and network systems and tools♦ Wrote, reviewed, and rewrote policies, directives, regulations, technical orders, and made GOFO level recommendations pertaining to the export of sensitive assets, and marketing / strategic messaging plans for proliferation♦ Selected as Contract Liaison to ensure tasks were consistent with the Statement of Work (SoW) and Technical Task Orders (TTOs)

Fusion Analysis Director – Strategic & Technical Intelligence,Direct fusion intelligence operations and military / civilian team within 20th Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear, and Explosive (CBRNE) Command in alignment with US national security objectives.Led Fusion Analysis directorate of 14 military, government civilian, and contract personnel in collection and assessment of CBRNE intelligence data, trends, symmetric / asymmetric threats, and technological activities for global state / non-state actors. Foster highly collaborative relations among industry, academic, political, and military partners; facilitates international graduate level working groups with partner agencies.♦ Developed and managed $500K+, graduate-level CBRNE intelligence training program featuring technical, geopolitical, and economic intelligence♦ Leverage industrial security and intelligence expertise to source, track, and evaluate critical technological advances in the CBRNE and intelligence communities impacting national security♦ Facilitated the development of weekly Intelligence Update Brief, providing cutting edge, highly sensitive information directly to global stakeholders; often included in the Presidential Daily Brief (PDB)♦ Developed link analysis products for targeting packages of various CBRNE adversaries♦ Provided contract oversight over personnel and worked key milestones for extensions and re-competes.

Senior U.S. Advisor, Deputy Chief of PlansServing as exchange officer within Canadian Joint Operations Command, leading a combined military and civilian organization of 60+, held role of Deputy Chief of Intelligence Plans, advised senior Canadian politicians on key intelligence strategies / operations.Forged intelligence operational plans for Canadian Forces spanning personnel protection, training, international partnership management, and humanitarian operations; delivered geopolitical, economic, cultural, and military intelligence analyses. Created highly effective working groups between US / Canadian military and diplomatic leaders. Defined critical classified information security strategies and controls.♦ Built Canadian Forces global intelligence operations and infrastructure, supported by complex logistics and highly technical intelligence collection capabilities.♦ Coordinated major exchanges of information, trained senior Canadian intelligence officers, and swiftly mastered Canadian and NATO communication systems and protocols; developed subject-matter expertise in Canadian intelligence operations♦ Selected as first American to serve as Canada’s senior intelligence representative for meetings across Europe

Defense Foreign Liaison,Serving within Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA), forged relations and liaised among Foreign Defense Attachés of 124 governments.Representing the Secretary of Defense, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, and DIA Director, planned and orchestrated foreign counterpart visit program; built outstanding relations with senior political and military influencers to facilitate liaison with defense counterparts within worldwide embassies. Responded to congressional requests for information. Managed cross-disciplinary team of 40 and conducted ongoing training, coaching, and mentoring in diplomacy, decorum, and media relations.♦ Consulted with and advised foreign governments on US strategic objectives and leveraged diplomatic talents to manage sensitive, highly confidential negotiations♦ Facilitated top-level meetings with DIA Director, congressional representatives, and senior foreign attachés; delivered all-source analyses, situational assessments, and security recommendations for senior diplomatic stakeholders♦ Utilized and managed complex logistics models to coordinate global movement of information and assets, supporting contingency and disaster relief operations worldwide♦ Built relations among DIA, diplomatic chiefs of mission, the Indian National Security Advisor, and the Bangladeshi Chief of Intelligence

Senior Intelligence Systems Prototypes Manager, (O-4, MAJ) 40 hours per week, Dec 2009 to Jul 2011Served as the Chief of Intelligence Systems Prototypes and Senior Contracting Officer Representative (COR) for military intelligence technology and intelligence architecture acquisition / integration within combined US Army and civilian Department of the Army environment.Directed team of 12 program managers and administered $40M in research and development (R&D) contracts and congressional funding supporting the U.S. Army Intelligence Center of Excellence. Forged relations among private sector / industry and academic partners to enable technology development, acquisition, testing, and fielding through Joint Capabilities Integration and Development System (JCIDS) and Rapid Fielding Initiatives as well as building alliances with laboratories, sister services, and universities.♦ Led design and development of sense-through-the-wall micro-Doppler radar systems, biometric systems and various unmanned aerial systems, while keeping programs on cost and schedule♦ Planned and managed ’10 Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (ISR) Requirements Day Symposium to define and deliver intelligence community requirements in association with the TRADOC Capabilities Managers (TCMs) and Program Executive Offices (PEOs)♦ Successfully fielded a cutting-edge, revolutionary intelligence collection management system—ISR Sync Tool through the Army Requirements Review Board (AR2B)♦ Designed contracts, statements of work, requests for proposals, and acquisition plans in concert with Federal Acquisition Regulations (FAR) to maximize the efficiencies in schedules, resource allocation and program execution

Held role of Headquarters Commander for team of 70+ providing 15K military / civilian personnel with legal and protective services within 17 sites spanning 4K+ square miles.Directed cross-functional operational team and held accountability for $1.5M in budgets / assets; ensured consistent compliance with German law and US Status of Forces agreement. ♦ Spearheaded development and implementation of Mannheim Force Protection element, enabling rapid response to emergency / security incidents and providing support to military police force during crises.♦ Designed and delivered a groundbreaking “Dealing with the Media” program.

Led intelligence operations within V Corps and deployed to Multi-National Corps, Iraq, conducting geopolitical / economic intelligence analysis. Managed intelligence analysis team of 8 in tracking and analysis of intelligence activities and threats, serving as advisor to general officers and senior coalition leaders in provision of all-source intelligence products and country assessments. Trained, coached, and mentored teams deploying to Iraq; orchestrated deployment and integration of US forces intelligence architecture.♦ Pioneered new scheduling system enabling full, 24-hour coverage across multiple intelligence disciplines.

Armor Officer – Platoon Leader and Executive OfficerAs Senior Battalion Tank Platoon Leader, oversaw multiple deployments supporting Operation Iraqi Freedom.Led 16-member team within 3rd Infantry Division and served as battalion systems / tactics trainer. Held accountability for $75M+ budget supporting asset inventory; managed maintenance for 60 types of vehicles.♦ Led Tank Platoon through several major combat engagements, earning valor commendation for longest confirmed tank shot of the war♦ Held role as Executive Officer for 400-member HQ company within a 600-member tank battalion♦ Oversaw the splitting, merger and accountability of battalion level property books in support of brigade realignment to new combat team missions