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Quantico, Virginia, United States

Responsible for assisting in managing Marine Corps Foreign Materiel Acquisition (FMA) and Foreign Materiel Exploitation (FME) to support USMC Force Modernization programs, Marine Operational Forces, and other initiatives pursuant to service roles, missions and Title 10 responsibility.Supports all facets of requirements solicitation, satisfaction, and execution of Foreign Materiel (FM) programmatic requirements.Participates in the identification of future requirements through knowledge of FMA and FME opportunities.Maintains a comprehensive knowledge of the Marine Corps acquisition community, the Intelligence Community (IC) and builds strong, lasting relationships with Weapons and Technology Division’s primary customers and the FM community.Assists with the overall program definition, organization, and direction.Develops long- and short-range plans.Works with the Program Manager to ensure all legal requirements are adhered to and for coordinating activities with oversight authorities.Performs the full range of administrative and technical duties associated with the Marine Corps FM program.Represents Marine Corps interests at DoD and Joint Service forums.Provides briefings to high level managers and other key personnel.Participates in conferences and meetings relating to specialty areas.

Quantico, Virginia, United States

Represent I Marine Expeditionary Force intelligence entities within the Marine Corps Intelligence Enterprise.Coordinate, collaborate and engage personnel across all of MCIA’s divisions, within the Maine Corps Intelligence Enterprise (MCISRE) and within the IC to ensure that MCIA’s Enterprise Coordination Center (ECC) interests are represented and any concerns or questions are addressed and passed to the appropriate personnel for action.Served as an ECC Team representative to operational task management working groups to provide input and articulate requirements for the next spiral of MCIA’s operational task management and intelligence requirements tracking systems.Assisted various agencies executing operational contingency planning at MCIA and coordinated numerous high visibility IC and Marine Corps visits at MCIA.lnstrumental in coordinating operational tasks and requests for information between MCIA’s ECC, the MCISRE, and Marine Corps operationally deployed units.Established and manage an ECC training and education calendar to better anticipate, sync, and deconflict the high visibility activities that ECC personnel are tasked to complete. Drafted “Business Rules” and policy on how MCIA’s ECC and Task Management teams will conduct Task Management activities within the ECC and MCIA to ensure that process is seamless to stakeholders.

Quantico, Virginia, United States

Developed research and work/production plans in cooperation with Intelligence Threat Support to Acquisition (ITS) Branch Analysts and Division Senior Intelligence Analyst.Identified intelligence gaps and tasks for IC production and collection as appropriate for branch analytical focus areas.Submitted and maintained collection requirements and plans.Provide appropriate collection feedback, as applicable, to branch and division intelligence production.Created, edited, and coordinated intelligence products of demonstrable influence and impact, in accordance with divisional and organizational goals.Adhered to review process and quality control guidelines according to IC directives and organizational policies.Established and maintained regular dialogue with key Branch/Division customers in order to identify and anticipate customer needs and account for these needs in research and production.Coordinated requirements across multiple MCIA divisions and integrated multiple intelligence disciplines, as appropriate, in research and production efforts.Collaborate with IC and Marine Corps Intelligence Enterprise partners when possible to enhance product value.Developed products to maximize dissemination opportunities, including foreign releasable product versions, when possible.

Quantico, Virginia, United States

Serves as the subject matter expert for IEDs, foreign ordnance, EOD capabilities, and energetic materials.Performs intelligence research, analysis, and production of Scientific and Technical Intelligence (S&TI).Maintains knowledge of IED manufacturing processes, TTPs, EOD systems, and energetic materials to provide S&TI support to USMC force modernization programs and Marine Operational Forces.Possess a thorough knowledge of Marine acquisition programs and regulations as they relate to specific weapons systems and technologies.Develops or acquires threat intelligence data specific for program or operational support.Represents MCIA at Service, national, and international working groups and meetings.Prepares and presents briefings on assigned areas to all levels of government and DoD personnel.

Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

Serves as the Manager, Home Station Training Support, Training Branch, Operations Division, for JIEDDO.Works as the principal agent in all matters relating to IED Defeat training at home stations to improve readiness prior to CTC rotations ensuring all counter-IED training tools are available to the Joint force at their home-station locations.Responsible for supporting the Services with the processes to determine, request, fund, and deliver counter-IED training devices to the Services in coordination with JIEDDO’s Joint Centers of Excellence.Coordination with the uniformed Services to identify required training and funding to assist the Services to enable IED Defeat (IEDD) training at home stations.Communications, both written and verbal, including one-on-one contact with all levels of military and civilian international hierarchy for coordinating IEDD training.

Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

Supports the Army Asymmetric Warfare Office (AAWO) and the Army Improvised Explosive Device Defeat (IEDD) Integrated Capability Development Team (ICDT) to the Detect and Training Integrated Product Team (IPT) of the Joint IEDD Organization (JIEDDO).Focuses on electronic warfare systems, direct energy weapons, specialty Engineer/Explosive Ordnance Disposal vehicles and equipment, detection technologies, and preventative and predictive analysis initiatives to prevent, predict, defeat, and neutralize Improvised Explosive Devices.Provides expert staff advisory service and coordination to the ICDT management in support of planning, development and execution of IEDD countermeasures, programs, evaluations, and initiatives.Supports ICDT Doctrine, Organization, Training, Material, Leadership, Personnel and Facilities (DOTMLPF) integration mission.Participates in IPT meetings, conferences, seminars and planning sessions with the JIEDDO, Rapid Equipping Force, Headquarters Department of the Army (HQDA), Army Training and Doctrine Command (TRADOC) and Army proponent schools in the development of IEDD countermeasures and initiatives.

Eugene, Oregon, United States

Individual and group instruction in various computer software applications and processes.Configure, administer, & support a ten node Windows 2000 peer-to-peer DSL network.Build, rebuild, repair, & configure new and used computer systems.Train and orient new staff & interns, to include duties, responsibilities, policies, and procedures.IT/IS liaison between the VA Regional Information Resource Management Office in Roseburg, OR and the local medical clinic.Daily documentation of computer user progress and training plans.

Benicia, California, United States

Served as a member of 7 man bomb disposal team.Performed Radiographic and magnetic location and identification of unexploded ordnance.Prepared risk hazard analysis reports and estimates.Removal and deactivation of unexploded ordnance.

San Diego, California, United States

Protection detail for the United States President, Vice-President, and Foreign Heads of State.Render-safe/disposal procedures of conventional, chemical, nuclear, biological, and Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDs).Led 35 combat missions in Afghanistan, disposing of over 10K pieces of improvised and conventional ordnance.Led 100 EOD incidents and recovered 350 pieces of foreign ordnance for technical intelligence exploitation in support of Operation Joint Forge (SFOR-7) in Bosnia FRY.Trained over 2000 personnel in identifying, locating, and disposing of hazardous materials and explosive devices.Supervised, trained, and evaluated unit members.

Master Of Arts - Ma, National Security & Strategic Studies

Master Of Arts - Ma, Security Management

Activities and Societies: Golden Key International Honor Society American Military University President’s Honor List 2007 - 2008 *American.

Bachelor Of Science - Bs, Information Systems Management Specializing In Information Assurance

Activities and Societies: Phi Kappa Phi National Honor Society Alpha Sigma Lambda National Honor Society UMUC Dean's List 2002 – 2005•.

Bachelor Of Science - Bs, Business Administration

Activities and Societies: Phi Kappa Phi National Honor Society Alpha Sigma Lambda National Honor Society UMUC Dean's List 2002 – 2005•.

Explosive Ordnance Disposal

• Honor Graduate

Education record

Advanced Analyst Program (ICAAP), DNI, Washington DC, 2016 Introduction to Critical Thinking and Structured Analysis (Analysis 101), DNI.

Education record

** Military/Federal Civilian: Bronze Star Purple Heart Army Commendation Medal Army Achievement Medal (4 Awards) Good Conduct Medal (2.