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Key West, Florida, United States

-International Affairds Division, Command Group Staff-Coordinate all Joint Interagency Task Force South (JIATFS) leaders and actions officers in the integration, planning, coordination, and synchronization of international counterdrug operations including intelligence exchanges with JIATFS Foreign Liaison Officers (FLOs)-Foster and maintain all domain strong partnerships and capacity building initiatives within JIATFS' international community -Work closely with JIATFS analysts in the processing and the sustainment of a joint combined robust, operations, intelligence, and information exchange process between JIATFS and International Partners-Assists FLOs in the development, refinement, and execution of tactical, operational, and strategic goals and objectives -Advises the Key Leader Engagements Working Group (KLEWG) and frequently interacts and coordinates with JIATFS military and law enforcement leaders to include the Director and Deputy Director -Leads programs and dialogue with the intention of increasing Partner Nation capacities and capabilities to counter illicit trafficking events in their region -Serves as the action officer and primary point of contact for projects and tasks that involve operations information exchange and the disclosure of information to military forces and law enforcement agencies-Assists in the integration of the FLOs and their families into life in the United States

Fort Carson, Colorado, United States

AS2, 11th ECAB• Provide critical all-source intelligence support to the S2 section of a combat aviation unit, honing myanalytical skills and attention to detail.• Conduct intelligence training for unit personnel, enhancing their understanding of the intelligenceprocess and their ability to integrate intelligence into unit operations, demonstrating my ability toeffectively communicate complex information.• Assist in the planning and execution of unit training exercises, providing invaluable intelligencesupport and actionable feedback to unit leadership, showcasing my ability to adapt in high-pressuresituations.

Fort Belvoir, Va

S4, 3300th Strategic Intelligence Group, DET 1•Responsible for coordinating the logistical support for an 80-Soldier Detachment, including lodging-in-kind, subsistence-in-kind•Advise unit commander and group commander on all budget, supply, and maintenance related issues•Coordinate the purchasing/ordering of uniforms, equipment, meals and lodging for the unit’s Soldiers•Ensure deployability of Soldiers by properly outfitting them with uniforms and TA-50 equipment for Battle Assembly, Annual Training, and ongoing deployment missions

Fort Belvoir, Va

Military Intelligence (35D), Graduated MI BOLC July 2016, Due to attend MICCCS1, 3300th Strategic Intelligence Group, DET 1•Primary personnel support officer for the Executive Officer (XO) and Detachment Commander, serving 80-100 soldiers•Responsible for planning, directing, and managing all HR competencies. Supervise and manage the processing and tracking of all Personnel Actions, Awards, OERs/NCOERs, Promotions, and Military Pay. •Account for timely Personnel Accounting and Strength Reporting. Responsible for the Accountability and readiness of all assigned and attached personnel, to include direct supervision of 5 NCOs and junior soldiers

Las Vegas, Nv

AS2, 650th RSG, Las Vegas NV•Assisted S2 with oversight of junior enlisted soldiers with production of intelligence products as well as assist Operation’s Shop with any tasks involving IPB or Mission Analysis•Participated in all-source current intelligence indications and warnings, threat analysis, and general intelligence activities focusing on the intentions, geography, and military capabilities of foreign nations, with primary focus on the ground forces to be briefed to Brigade Commander during Command and Staff meetings•Evaluated, interpreted, analyzed, and produced general intelligence products in support of the Operations Officers training and mission plans for future Battle Assembly training weekends •2015/2016, Assisted with the organization and running of Yearly Training Briefs to CG, BG Elwell when representatives from all trace down units were centrally located at the 650th HQ

Aberdeen Proving Ground, Md

•Conduct Open-Source Intelligence (OSINT) research on new and emerging threats pertaining to UAS and IED’s in all Combatant Commands (COCOMs)•Produce intelligence products focused on Commercial Off the Shelf (COTS) technology in all COCOMS with an emphasis on UAS and IED platforms•Answer RFI’s submitted from other Government Agencies•Coordinate and collaborate with electrical engineers, electronic warfare engineers and replication experts to better understand past, present, and future UAS and IED technologies •Coordinate with national and international intelligence agencies to develop data sharing capability, trend analysis and procedures•Maintained and updated 90 Day Threat Assessment product focusing on UAS activity in USSOUTHCOM•Selected to brief at Global Threat Integration Program (GTIP working group in Tampa, FL, 2020)

Fort Belvoir, Va

•Analyze intelligence information/indicators to identify insider or other security threats associated with international terrorism•Implement DA G2 vetting procedures to mitigate personnel/infrastructure/cyber security threats in support of U.S. Army security; have performed over 4,000 evaluations involving counterintelligence/terrorism personnel security reviews concerning protection security recommendations•Continually review multi-discipline reporting to identify/respond to threat indicators and serve as a contributor in Security Vetting Office operating procedure inclusion of vetting requirements

Washington D.C. Metro Area

•Use All Source analytic techniques to produce finished intelligence products for high priority customers across the IC•Analyze and assess the dynamics of foreign military and regime leadership, foreign political and military strategy, strategic doctrine, regional relations, internal and regional stability and security•Analytically support the intelligence cycle including requirements, collection, processing, analysis, dissemination, and feedback•Independently and collaboratively research, analyze and produce intelligence products; present and defend analytic positions and assessments •Area/region of focus: Egypt/Levant

Critical Infrastructure Unit- fusion center of intelligence that works side by side with departments in the greater LA area (LAPD, LA Fire) as well as government agencies (FBI, DHS, etc.)Critical Infrastructure focus on water, gas, electric power lines essential to southern California along with monitoring any possible threats or target areas during special events or at private companies. Received training using Palantir; FEMA online courses.

Follower and Leadership development with emphasis on critical thinking Leadership positions such as Squad Leader, Platoon Leader, Platoon Sergeant and First Sergeant as an underclassmen, 10-50 cadets at any timeCULP- Cultural Understanding and Language Program -- Tanzania, Africa- English development in high school students Completion of LDAC-- Leadership Development Assessment Course- Ft. Knox, Kentucky Public Affairs Officer (Fall), Intelligence Officer (Spring)

All-Source Analyst, Military Intelligence, General

Activities and Societies: Combatives Level 1Identified information gaps and assessed potential threats by evaluating relevance during.

Bachelor Of Arts (Ba), Psychology

3 year scholarship from ARMY ROTC. Minor is Military Science. 3 years in CSUF Women's Volleyball, 10 years total club and collegiate.

Associate Of Arts (Aa), General Studies

2 years on collegiate volleyball team as captain; Honorable Mentions in sophomore season.

Education record

Recruited to Air Force Academy Prep School for volleyball; completed the one year prep school.