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San Antonio, Texas Metropolitan Area

San Antonio, Texas Area

Strategic Cyber Operations Planner on an intelligence and operations analysis and planning team directly tasked by Commanding General, 16th US Air Force, to address global problem sets. Responsible for plans, policy and strategy review and development; all-source intelligence review and integration; cross-warfighting domain analysis; and multi-function planning to develop options in of support operations against emerging key targets and adversaries.

San Antonio, Texas Area

Plans and programs officer for Special Programs Branch, focal point for Special Programs Requirement Group, Special Access Programs (SAP) management, infrastructure, and access. Assisted in providing oversight for acquisition, development, operational integration, management and sustainment of 24th Air Force special access programs and projects. Assisted in analysis of cyber capability needs, gaps and priority requirements, comparing capabilities required to capabilities on hand, producing requirements for rapid acquisition or future development.

San Antonio, Texas

(Colonel, USA) Deputy Director of the Joint Information Operations Warfare Center (JIOWC), a Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Controlled Activity (CCA). Provides executive leadership, review, and supervision; directs daily and long range operations of 225-person multi-service/multi-national staff providing operational planning, intelligence, policy, and proponency support to the Chairman’s office, the Joint Staff, nine Combatant Commands, and Office of the Secretary of Defense. JIOWC provides strategic and operational Strategic Communications, Information Operations (IO), Special Access Program (SAP), Operations Security (OPSEC), military deception (MILDEC), and Information Operations Intelligence Integration (IOII) support the Chairman’s Strategic Campaign Plans and Strategic Message planning, integration, and execution. JIOWC is the Chairman’s action element for Joint IO Proponency and Joint OPSEC Proponency, responsible for force modernization, doctrine, policy, and innovation. Approves and oversees execution of a $19 million annual budget.

Fort Belvoir, Virginia

(Colonel, USA) Commander of the Army’s only active duty Information Operations brigade. A multi-component unit consisting of 600+ Soldiers (AC, AR, NG), DA Civilians, and contracted personnel. Responsible for providing IO and Cyber support to Army and Joint Forces through deployable teams of experts who plan, integrate, and execute information and cyberspace operations. Provides dedicated reachback planning, intelligence and analysis capabilities to support Army, Joint, Interagency, and Allied organizations globally. Provides network, physical security, and operations vulnerability assessments to support Army, Joint and DOD organizations. Provides cyberspace planning and synchronization capability to Army Cyber Command and a dedicated cyberspace opposing force in support of Combat Training Centers and Joint exercises. Provides specialized training courses for Information Related Capabilities. Directs the Army’s Operations Security (OPSEC) Support Element. Manages a $110M budget and $42M in property. https://www.1stiocmd.army.mil/

(Colonel, USA) USSTRATCOM combines the synergy of the U.S. legacy nuclear command and control mission with responsibility for space operations; global strike; information operations; global missile defense; cyberspace operations, global intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance (ISR), and combating weapons of mass destruction. As Chief J39, responsible for planning, synchronizing and directing cyberspace, information operations, strategic communications, and compartmented strategic initiatives in support of U.S. Strategic Command plans, policies, operations, and exercises. As a Deputy Director of the Joint Cyber Center, responsible to the Director, JCC, for planning and coordination of Offensive Cyber Operations and Defensive Countermeasures in support of USSTRATCOM operations, plans and exercises.

Fort Belvoir, Va

(Lieutenant Colonel, USA) Commander of an Information Operations battalion, responsible for training and mentoring, resourcing and deploying IO specialty teams (Field Support, OPSEC, and Vulnerability Assessment) in direct support of Joint, Army, and Special Operations units and USG agencies to provide vulnerability assessments and remediation assistance, IO planning and execution expertise. Developed and promulgated IO techniques, tactics, and procedures and assisted in development of Army and Joint IO doctrine, organization, training, material, leadership, facilities, and personnel (DOTMLFP). Managed the Army's OPSEC Support Element, which is the Army G-3/5/7's coordination center for OPSEC programs, plans, training, assessments, surveys, acquisitions, and policy. Executed a budget of $20 million and responsible for property valued at $3.5 million.https://www.1stiocmd.army.mil/home/battalion1st

Fort Belvoir, Va

(Lieutenant Colonel, USA), S-3 (Chief of Operations, Plans, Training) for the 1st Information Operations Command, the Army’s only active component IO brigade with over 720 active component, Reserve, and National Guard soldiers, DA civilians, and contracted personnel located in seven states and six overseas locations. Assessed and planned resourcing of Army-wide requirements for information and cyber defense operations; coordinated the deployment of over 190 teams to more than 50 locations worldwide. Coordinated, planned, and provisioned for IO support of Headquarters Department of Army, Army commands from theater to division, other U.S. Services, Joint Forces, and United States Government agencies. Prepared, deployed, and provided reach-back assistance to deployed U.S. forces for Global War on Terrorism and other missions. Planned and supervised synchronization of Army defensive Computer Network Operations (CNO) in coordination with Army and Joint CNO stakeholders. Advised the commander on operations, training, and support requirements. Provided IO-related tactics, techniques, procedures, and doctrine recommendations to Combined Arms Center, Fort Leavenworth. Developed and provided full spectrum IO training to the command, other services, and USG. http://www.1stiocmd.army.mil/Home/Index

Fort Belvoir, Va

(Lieutenant Colonel, USA) Executive Officer (Chief of Staff, Second in Command) of the 1st Information Operations Command. Assisted and advised the commander in implementing, resourcing, and assessing all aspects of IO and Defensive Network Operations support to HQDA G2, G3, G6, ARSTRAT, United States Army Reserve and National Guard components, other DOD and USG agencies. Supervised primary and special staff to include personnel, intelligence, operations, logistics, communications, and resource management in support of operational priorities and to increase overall efficiency in achieving the unit’s mission and fulfilling the commander’s vision. Programmed and supervised execution of the command’s $85 million annual budget and oversaw accountability of $20 million in property. Managed the Command’s Inspection Program. http://www.1stiocmd.army.mil/Home/Index

Lackland Afb, Texas

(Lt Col / Major) Led, trained, and directed a team of 22 multi-skilled military officers and civilian professionals providing information operations support to the senior staff and units of U.S. Pacific Command and U.S. Forces Korea in training and during contingency operations.

Fort Polk, Louisiana

(Major) Led a team of Psychological Operations NCOs to coach, teach, and mentor 27 Psychological Operations Companies and Detachments - over 500 Soldiers - during 22 rotational two-week field training exercises, including 10 Afghanistan deployment readiness certification exercises.

Fort Bragg, North Carolina

(Major) Chief Operations Officer for the Active Duty Army's only tactical PSYOP battalion, managed and coordinated daily and long range operations for four companies / 400 personnel conducting stateside training with Army and Joint Force organizations and overseas contingency operations in the Middle East, Bosnia and Kosovo. Developed, resourced and implemented annual and quarterly training plans, meeting or exceeding Army and Special Operations Command requirements for Soldier individual skills and unit collective training. Planned and implemented battalion participation as a joint task force in three multi-national training exercises. Organized battalion deployment, then planned and coordinated execution of psychological operations in a simulated warfighting scenarios, improving operational readiness of Army Corps and Joint Task Forces. Supervised deployment of individual companies, detachments and teams – over 200 Soldiers total – to eighteen different contingency operations and training exercises in twelve different countries; provided critical, specialty support to conventional and special operations.

Ms, Strategic Studies

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Joint Professional Military Education, Level Ii, Joint Forces Staff College

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Joint Professional Military Education I, Command And General Staff Officers' Course

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Ms, International Relations

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Ba, Political Science

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