· Works with the client from the start of each project to ensure you understand the project scope and vision.· Assists in all phases of program from Initiation through Conclusion and creates the schedule for each project.· Schedules the project in logical steps and budget time required to meet deadlines.· Creates, edits and implements Work Breakdown Structures and Project Schedules for multiple work packages.· Confer with supervisory personnel, owners, contractors, and design professionals to discuss and resolve matters such as work procedures, complaints, and construction problems.· Acts as primary customer contact for program activities, leading program review sessions with customer to discuss cost, schedule, and technical performance.· Develops and implements quality control programs.

Commands 530 Airmen and civilians across five unique divisions. unit conducts 24/7/365 SIGINT collection, analysis & reporting to enable AFRICOM, CENTCOM, EUCOM, and SOCOM operations utilizing high and medium altitude platforms.• Developed new analysis team—identified Combatant Command priorities to achieve strategic advantage over peer competitors • Mentored open source analysis program—partnered with other organizations; codified tradecraft• Oversaw unit modernization—fulfilled tactical/national requirements with open architecture design• Led support to Afghan CT with precision geographic coordinates to warfighters utilizing next-generation ISR sensors—increased collection capability by 2K%• Drove focus on automation/AI; guided Airmen utilizing new geolocation process across four divisions with the Joint Overhead ISR Operations—met National Defense Strategy priorities• As program manager, initiated multiple projects in Department of Defense organization. Determined development approach, initiated plan, developed work break down structure and schedule. • Managed stakeholders, project teams, budget, risk, and schedule; projects on schedule and in budget.• Developed quality control metrics; controlled scope and vision to ensure 100% customer satisfaction

Led & directed Joint staff of over 30 military officers and civilians. Managed and executed budget of $780,000. Directed AFRICOM Cryptologic Services Group; provided SIGINT support to Combatant Command campaign strategic, operational and crisis action plans. Advised NSA representative to command on cryptologic issues• Led NSA crisis action planning in support kidnapping responses in Africa--coordinated with SOCAFRICA, FBI, Department of State—hostages repatriated to safety• Overhauled organization’s crisis response team; identified key positions—streamlined personnel footprint 50%--decreased response time from 3 hours to 30 minutes• Spearheaded NSA representation in AFRICOM Special Operations Work Group; leveraged Air Force Special Operations experience—increased ISR collection in support of special operations 50%• Lead planner for NCR AFRICOM in theater cooperation plan development; supported TCP courses of action development for AFRICOM engagement• Integral member of Special Operation planning work group at AFRICOM; leveraged special operations experience to advocate SIGINT support to planning

Led 330 member US-Korean processing, exploitation, & distribution (PED) team executing airborne & ground ISR for 7AF, PACOM, and Chairman Joint Chief of Staff. Managed six national & Air Force programs including DCGS, National Tactical Integration, & Korea-Tactics Analysis Studies Element (TASE).• Developed first dual-crew construct for U-2/RQ-4 PED—increased intelligence collection 40%• Enhanced quality of analysis by conceiving analytical exchanges with partner nation—quality of target analysis strengthened• Oversaw/managed operations floor modernization—$595M ISR equipment upgrade-zero mission degradation

Led & directed a 14-military, civilian & contractor division responsible for all-source, fused intelligence support to Air Force & Joint Special Operations Forces. Chaired AFSOC threat working group and managed intelligence support to all command force protection activities around the globe.• Prioritized AFSOC’s tactical intelligence requirements; identified adversarial capabilities—resulted in weapons and tactics, techniques, procedures development/upgrades• Led predictive 10-year ISR analysis in support of special operations—enabled development of training & mitigation of enemy tactics & techniques• Led AFSOC Threat Working Group risk assessment for new austere operating location; provided threats and mitigration strategy—ensured safety and security for initial deployment of 35+ personnel• Analysis, Correlation, and Fusion Chief at 623rd Air and Space Operaitons Center (AOC); developed key data sharing tool—cut research time by 50%• AOC ISRD Chief at 623rd AOC; initiated SOUTHCOM airfield assessments plan; drove decision by AFSOC leaders on contigency locations to enable special operations rescue and resupply operations• Chief of 7-person ISR Operaitons team; supported 6.5K Task Force missions—established the processing, exploitation, and dissemination (PED) management model• Fully qualified Special Operations Liaison Element (SOLE) and Joint Special Operations Air Component (JSOAC) member—deployed at JSOAC-J2 four times in support of operations in AFRICOM/CENTCOM leveraging AFSOC’s global SOF and air C2 responsibilities

• Deployed as Target Intelligence Analyst to Joint Task Force-Southwest Asia; directly supported air expeditionary forces, two carrier air wings, and two British fighter units in Operation Southern Watch• Coordinated high-profile collateral damage assessments; data used in daily target selection to minimize civilian casualties• Response Option planner; backbone of the Air Tasking Order (ATO)—ensured updates to all flying/coordinating units to incorporate any conversions or changes to ATO• Coordinated with Joint Warfare Analysis Center on C2 communications targeting with Southern Iraq; detailed operational and nonoperational coaxial, fiber, and other lines of communication• Coordinated with Master Air Attack Plan (MAAP) team, the Target Effects Team (TET) with Desired Means Point of Impact Imagery analysis results—ensured “correct weapon went after correct target”• Streamlined coordination between Air Defense, Ground and Collection desks to expedite rapid target re-tasking; imagery exploitation and reporting time reduced