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Fort Eisenhower, Ga

• Applies the U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command (TRADOC) Army Learning Model (ALM) for lectures, facilitation, hands-on, and distance-learning. Provides instruction for the US Army 17C, 17A, and 170A Military Occupational Specialty (MOS), Department of the Army (DA) Cyber Civilians, and US Marine 1721 MOS.• Utilized Openstack to design, build, and manage a virtual training environment. Architecture automatically generates Debian, Ubuntu, and Windows machines utilizing bash, PowerShell, and python. • Utilizes the Open Systems Interconnection (OSI) model and other leading institutions such as IANA, IETF, and IEEE as a reference to discuss offense and defense Cyber operation concepts. Discussed various protocol headers at OSI layers 2 thru 7 and how they are formatted, used, and potentially misused. • Employed Scapy tool to craft network messages to potentially exploit network service protocols without the need for toolkits. Leveraged Python to construct Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) STREAM, User Data Protocol (UDP) DGRAM, and RAW Sockets according to RFC 791, 793, and 768 guidelines.Engaged students on passive and active cyber reconnaissance techniques. Addressed tools like WireShark, T-Shark, TCPDUMP, Berkley Packet Filters (BPF), P0f, whois, dig, traceroute, Netcat, and NMAP. Students learned how to utilizes these tools to discover and map remote networks.• Educated Cyber students on how to brainstorm ways to create encrypted network tunnels through a simulated network. Students crafted tunnels with Secure Shell (SSH) Local, Remote and Dynamic port forwarding. Confabulated on other forms and types of covert channels such as ICMP, DNS, and HTTP(s) tunnels.• Reinforced base understanding of Network Filtering techniques. Learners engaged spatial cognition to visualize traffic from to/from end-hosts and network devices. Tools and applications discussed were Access Control Lists (ACL), Netfilter IPTables and NFTables, and Snort.

Augusta, Georgia Area

• Applies the U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command (TRADOC) Army Learning Model (ALM) for lectures, facilitation, hands-on, and distance-learning. Provides instruction for the US Army 17C, 17A, and 170A Military Occupational Specialty (MOS), Department of the Army (DA) Cyber Civilians, and US Marine 1721 MOS.• Utilized Openstack to design, build, and manage a virtual training environment. Architecture automatically generates Debian, Ubuntu, and Windows machines utilizing bash, PowerShell, and python. • Utilizes the Open Systems Interconnection (OSI) model and other leading institutions such as IANA, IETF, and IEEE as a reference to discuss offense and defense Cyber operation concepts. Discussed various protocol headers at OSI layers 2 thru 7 and how they are formatted, used, and potentially misused. • Employed Scapy tool to craft network messages to potentially exploit network service protocols without the need for toolkits. Leveraged Python to construct Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) STREAM, User Data Protocol (UDP) DGRAM, and RAW Sockets according to RFC 791, 793, and 768 guidelines.Engaged students on passive and active cyber reconnaissance techniques. Addressed tools like WireShark, T-Shark, TCPDUMP, Berkley Packet Filters (BPF), P0f, whois, dig, traceroute, Netcat, and NMAP. Students learned how to utilizes these tools to discover and map remote networks.• Educated Cyber students on how to brainstorm ways to create encrypted network tunnels through a simulated network. Students crafted tunnels with Secure Shell (SSH) Local, Remote and Dynamic port forwarding. Confabulated on other forms and types of covert channels such as ICMP, DNS, and HTTP(s) tunnels.• Reinforced base understanding of Network Filtering techniques. Learners engaged spatial cognition to visualize traffic from to/from end-hosts and network devices. Tools and applications discussed were Access Control Lists (ACL), Netfilter IPTables and NFTables, and Snort.

Fort Gordon, Ga

⦁ Served as a Senior Instructor/Facilitator for the CISCO Network Academy, US ARMY Signal School, United States ARMY School of Information Technology. ⦁ Directed the activities of five professional military technical and administrative staff engaged in carrying out educational and training programs.⦁ Produced over 120 qualified Information Technology Specialists spread across 5 separate classes annually.⦁ Oversaw the facilitation of Cisco Introduction to Networking and Routing and Switching Essentials.⦁ Instructional methods used: utilizing better business practices (BBP"s), Conference Discussion, Demonstration, and Practical Laboratory Exercises in computer and electronic principles, computer and related systems maintenance, and troubleshooting and repair; injection of personal experiences and real life scenarios to provide realism and relativity; training progressed from simple to complex and concentrates on principles, theory, and practical application of basic knowledge and skills.⦁ Designed and implemented training programs meeting training needs, overseeing training and training development.⦁ Designed complete, full length resident and exportable Program of Instruction (POI) to include preparation of lesson plans, practical exercises, tests, textbooks, training aids, study guides, and sequence of instruction.⦁ Identified, collected, and arranged all material to be integrated into appropriate training manuals.⦁ Made recommendations to leadership on solving work related problems and provided technical oversight of the solutions.⦁ Assisted in establishing the overall administrative, management, and organizational framework for course programs and goals and recommended efficient and economical changes.

Mons, Belgium

⦁ Served as a Knowledge Management Specialist for the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) at the Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers Europe (SHAPE). ⦁ Responsible for developing policy on the proper handling, storage and sharing of classified and unclassified information. Utilized technical tools and best practices to enforce a stringent "need to know" policy to access sensitive information.⦁ Provided technical advice for on several projects to ensure supervisors are able to make proper choices in the decision making process. Saved the organization several hundred thousand dollars in needless spending.⦁ Interacted with 130 technical computer information systems coordinators to manage all Request for Charge (RFC) demands for information systems and services. Deliberates on over 3200 RFC's annually to ensure efficiency, cost effectiveness and best practices. Validates all user requirements and acquisitions with a $7 million annual budget. ⦁ Assisted in the management of a Service Level Agreement (SLA) with a technical agency providing Network and Information system support to ensure world class support of a headquarters of over 5000 staff including senior level management. ⦁ Promoted knowledge capture and sharing throughout a multi-national and multi-ethnical organization utilizing new technology and collaborative tools such as Microsoft SharePoint 2007, 2010 and 2013; Microsoft Office 2010; Microsoft Lync; Adobe Connect; and Desktop Alert to facilitate sharing of ideas and work among internal teams and external partners.⦁ Provided guidance for use of several "breakout" meeting rooms utilizing SMART board technology to promote collaboration of multi-department projects. Increasing project completion times.

Fort Riley, Ks

⦁ Served as the Sustainment Automations Support Management Office (SASMO) supervisor. ⦁ Managed 6 highly specialized technical personnel supporting the management and installation of 8 Very Small Aperture Terminal (VSAT) satellite ground systems providing Wide Area Network (WAN) access connectivity.⦁ Provided Local Area Network (LAN) connectivity utilizing over 50 ruggedized wireless access points (AP). ⦁ Supported multiple specialized logistical information systems (LIS) including 60 vehicle maintenance systems, 50 property accountability systems, 4 ammunition accountability systems, and 16 medical systems.⦁ Performed file maintenance including restoring and fixing corrupt files.⦁ Maintained access control and accountability of $4.2 million of equipment.⦁ Developed procedures to reduce the average trouble ticket turn-around from three days to 24 hours.⦁ Coordinated the multiple software change package upgrades for all the LIS that reduced down time from three weeks to one week.⦁ Established a training program for all LIS users and SASMO personnel that reduced operator level errors by 32 percent.

Yongsan-Gu, Seoul, Korea

⦁ Served as a Senior Information Systems and Network Supervisor for 8th United States ARMY in Yongsan, Seoul, South Korea. ⦁ Supervised a help desk employed by 8 technicians to manage to maintain the organizations network and desktop computer systems supporting the daily operations of over 1000 staff.⦁ Utilized Microsoft Server 2007 and Active Directory to process the creation of new, and managing of existing, user and computer accounts; managed security and email group accounts to ensure the confidentiality and proper routing and security of email and data files.⦁ Supervised and prioritized daily trouble tickets to ensure most critical issues were resolved within a 24 hour period with less critical issues being resolved within 48 to 72 hours.⦁ Installed, configured and maintained all desktop computer systems within the organization ensuring their compliance with all required Federal, DoD, and Army regulations, policies and procedures.⦁ Developed and maintained relationships with customers with diverse needs; assessed the needs of customers and identified or tailored products and/or services to meet their needs; resolved fairly complex or non-routine problems, questions, or complaints and directed the most complex problems, questions, or complaints to the appropriate person.⦁ Logically identified alternatives to solve moderately difficult problems; identified and solved problems by gathering and applying information from a variety of materials or sources that provided several alternatives. ⦁ Served as the organization's Knowledge Management Specialist to promote the capture and sharing of operational information and lessons learned. Utilized third-party collaborations tools such as Adobe Connect and Microsoft SharePoint 2003 and 2007 platforms. ⦁ Developed a program to train 20 skilled technicians on CISCO network Routing and Switching fundamentals.⦁ Designed, installed and configured at deployable network Local Area Network (LAN) supporting over 500 staff.