• Oversee the integration and management of technology across all client and internal projects.

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Grocerly offered a mobile application that enabled individuals to make and share their grocery lists, take advantage of in-store offers, and earn rewards at their favorite stores. Grocerly offered grocers and CPG brands unparalleled analytics and marketing capabilities.• Successfully secured over $800,000 in seed funding • Managed a team of six developers in the creation of iOS mobile (consumer-facing) and SaaS platforms (enterprise-facing)

Coordinated situational awareness and response for multinational biometric activities. Advised division leaders, staff, and database administrators on managing watch list security. Provided guidance to a team of 40 BAT (Biometric Automated Toolset) Field Support Engineers in providing necessary services and support to combat teams, operating bases, and customers. Administered, monitored, and repaired all BAT equipment. Tracked network performance and connectivity, and troubleshot as needed. Maintained a secure environment across all BAT systems. Documented issues across systems and databases. Provided additional support for BAT applications and peripherals. Instructed members of the U.S. military on the proper operation, maintenance, and troubleshooting of various biometric collection equipment. Held a Top Secret/Sensitive Compartmented Information (TS/SCI) security clearance.• Introduced 100% biometric verification and badging for all local national personnel accessing U.S. bases by spearheading development of the BAT Day Worker solution.• Planned and executed multiple high-profile biometric enrollment and identification missions "outside the wire" with a 100% success rate. • Discovered, researched, and eliminated a high-risk situation which allowed individuals, deemed to be threats to U.S. personnel, access to U.S. bases in Iraq and Afghanistan. Identified the problem and launched a successful solution within 48 hours throughout both theaters of operation.• Streamlined operations and operational efficiency by defining Field Support Engineer Standard Operating Procedures for numerous sites.• Consistently ranked in the top three of all Field Support Engineers out of over 90 deployed in Iraq on evaluations.• Recognized with over a dozen awards and letters of recognition from senior military leadership for support and leadership of multiple biometric missions.

Delivered Tier II technical security support for National Security Agency personnel. Investigated network security incidents and recommended courses of action. Monitored processes for compliance with standards and procedures. Evaluated new tools and recommended those that furthered objectives. Held a Top Secret/Sensitive Compartmented Information (TS/SCI) security clearance.• Maintained a high-availability environment by identifying, diagnosing, and mitigating non-routine systems issues.• Drove improvements to team performance by training and mentoring junior personnel.

NIWA Suitland was the Navy's principal technical agent to research, assess, develop and prototype Information Warfare (IW) capabilities. This activity supported the development capabilities encompassing all aspects of IW attack, protect, and exploit. A key focus of efforts in this line was providing tactical commanders with an IW Mission Planning, Analysis, and Command and Control Targeting System (IMPACTS) tool. An aggressive program was maintained to acquire and analyze state-of-the-art technologies (software and hardware), evaluate fleet applicability and prototype developmental capabilities. NIWA was the Navy's interface with other Service and National IW organizations, working closely with the Fleet Information Warfare Center (FIWC) to develop of IW technical capabilities for Navy and Joint Operations. The Director of Space and Electronic Warfare (OPNAV) (N6) had the overall responsibility for IW/C2W development and guidance. Held a Top Secret/Sensitive Compartmented Information (TS/SCI) security clearance.

Supervised daily operations of the SPINTCOM (Special Intelligence Communications) Center aboard the USS Belleau Wood (LHA-3). Led administration and maintenance for a classified network supporting more than 100 users across 30 workstations and multiple servers. Responsible for maintaining encrypted voice & data communications during tactical operations. Held a Top Secret/Sensitive Compartmented Information (TS/SCI) security clearance.• Developed detailed Standard Operating Procedures covering all aspects of SPINTCOM Center operations.• Successfully led the SPINTCOM Center through multiple inspections, passing every single one with “Exceeds Requirements” ratings.• Worked closely with embarked Special Forces teams to provide critical mission communications support.

Oversaw a library of more than 7,000 technical publications, drawings, and documents aboard the USS Denver (LPD-9). Provided service, support, and repair for the unclassified shipboard network and all desktop and laptop PCs. Acted as Command Webmaster for public website and command intranet. Held a Secret security clearance.• Streamlined tracking of technical publications, drawings, and documents by creating a comprehensive bar-code inventory system.• Assured a consistent web presence by designing and managing the public website.• Organized the technical library using an automated bar-coding system which was eventually duplicated aboard other ships of the 3rd Fleet, resulting in a Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal.• Developed a command Intranet, saving the command over $70,000 in outside development costs.