o Synchronization Staff Officer for the Mission Command Division (DAPR-FDC). Portfolio includes Defense Enterprise Wideband SATCOM Systems (DEWSS), Protected SATCOM, and Secure, Mobile, Anti-Jam, Reliable, Tactical-Terminal (SMART-T). Also performed duties as the United States Space Force coordinator.o Provide analysis and recommendations in support of validation, prioritization, and approval of future requirements to include validation of Army JCIDS documents in support of the AROC or JROC process. Manage the Army FDC programming and budgeting process.

-Strategic Communications: Research, track, and analyze DoD, Army, Industry and Congressional Communications affecting the Army's Mission Command tactical network portfolio to ensure current and future MC operational requirements, capabilities, and priorities are fully represented and considered.-Prepare talking points, information and/or decision papers/briefs to FM leadership. Identify key community interest impacting the Mission Command portfolio and proactively provide clear responses to requests for information, which would include talking points.-Inform and prepare G-3/5/7 leadership on key Mission Command engagements, conferences within DOD, government and private industry forum.

-Department of the Army Civilian who is an action officer for the processing of all Continental United States Army unit stationing actions (activation/establishment, inactivation/discontinuance, realignment, and relocation).-Coordinated with Army Staff (ARSTAF), Army Commands (ACOMs), Army Service Component Commands (ASCCs), and Direct Report Units on the processing of Army unit stationing actions.-Attended How the Army Runs Course at the Army Force Management School

-Intelligence Officer at the strategic level providing equipping and training support to the Army's Battlefield Surveillance Brigades. -Coordinated budget, logistics, and training support requirements with staff elements across the intelligence enterprise. -Directly contributed to the operational readiness of four Battlefield Surveillance Brigades prior to their deployment to Iraq and Afghanistan.

-Primary Intelligence Trainer to an Iraqi Army Brigade. Advised an Iraqi Army Brigade Intelligence Section on intelligence operations.-Facilitated the exchange of information between the Iraqi Army and Coalition Forces. -Conducted intelligence analysis in preparation for the team's convoys. Performed duties of driver, gunner, and maintainer of M1151 and Caiman MRAP vehicles.

-Operations Officer in an Air Defense Artillery (ADA) Advanced Individual Training (AIT) Battalion.-Served as the principal staff officer for all training management, command training guidance, scheduling, and briefings. -Coordinated training support for Avenger Live Fire, Convoy Live Fire Exercises, Advanced Individual Training Field Training Exercises, and Counter Rocket, Artillery and Mortar (C-RAM) live fire exercises.

-Second in command of an ADA AIT Battery. -Supervised the maintenance activities of an Avenger AIT Battery with assets valued in excess of fifty million dollars. -Oversaw all the Battery's personnel and administrative actions.

-Primary missile engagement operator for a Patriot Battery. -Trained and supervised over thirty-five soldiers and non-commissioned officers during daily operations and exercises involving air defense operations and combat training.-Commanded a highly trained Patriot Engagement Control System crew in support of South Korean and American military and civilian air assets. -Utilized multiple classified identification codes for military airframes to include Mode 4.-Certified as an air defense and missile operator in the U.S. and Republic of Korea.-Evaluated capabilities and mission readiness of the fire control section of a Patriot Battery to certify a unit for service in South Korea.