Jansen Weaver is a Chief Business Officer at Peripheral AI. They possess expertise in leadership, military, intelligence, military operations, command and 39 more skills. Colleagues describe them as "Jansen is an over achiever where no task is too large. He was the Intelligence Officer in VMFA(AW)-225 whose initiative and leadership made the squadron the envy of the fleet. I have never seen an intel shop as good as the one he shaped, led, and developed. Charismatic leader whose vision made all he worked with better, regardless of rank or position. I can’t say enough great things about Jansen as a person, professional, and leader! A must have in any organization!" and "I've had the opportunity to work with and know Jansen Weaver since the summer of 2011. We've had the same job responsibilities and worked in a similar industry for over 2 years. I've worked for and alongside several hundred intelligence officers throughout my time in the Marine Corps, and I can whole-heartedly say that he is by far the best Aviation Intelligence Officer I've had the pleasure to work with. He comes with my highest recommendation. While Jansen and I worked for different units on the same base, I had first-hand knowledge of his professional actions in the workplace. He authored a 200+ page training manual which compiled information from over 20 sources. That manual still serves as an invaluable job aid to anyone in an aviation intelligence leadership position. With the help of his manual, officers new to our specialty are better prepared to take charge and make their unit stronger from the beginning. Jansen also implemented the most structured, rigorous, and beneficial intelligence training programs in the industry. He not only recognized a significant gap between what our community should know and what it actually knew, but he also took the initiative to solve the problem in a creative manner. His training program created industry leaders who, once complete with the program, could train other Marines, thus increasing the collective knowledge within aviation intelligence. During his most recent deployment, Jansen has shown the ability to create change on a much larger scale. Jansen saw that his unit was not efficiently utilizing its assets. He implemented new programs in a unit of 300+ individuals that completely revamped the strategic and operational mission of his command. His section, under his direct leadership and supervision, created intelligence products that were used for national level planning, an unprecedented feat for someone at his position in the military. Jansen spends long days at work when the mission requires it still has the discipline to develop his knowledge outside of the workplace. For instance, he doesn’t go a day without researching current world events. If you need to know about the oil and gas market in Iran, talk to Jansen. If you want to know about the scientific benefits of the paleo diet, you can talk to Jansen about that, too. He would have no problems passing the "airport test". Jansen has the rare combination of intellectual horsepower, problem solving abilities, leadership, communication, and common sense. His experiences have led him from developing and leading successful teams in chaotic and uncertain environments to earning the honor graduate position of the most prestigious training program in our community (Weapons and Tactics Instructor Course). If I was building a team, Jansen would be my first pick. He's the best intelligence officer I've worked with and has my highest recommendation for any position involving leadership, problem-solving, or teamwork."