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Washington, Dc, Us

Washington D.C. Metro Area

Manage threat assessments, threat actor and TTP tracking, IOC sharing, threat intelligence tools/applications, as well as coordination of defensive measures with the SOC.

Ft Belvoir

Conducts research and evaluates technical and all-source intelligence with an emphasis on network operations and cyber warfare tactics, techniques, and procedures for Army Cyber Command Operations and Intelligence Center. Focuses on the threat to networked weapons platforms and US and Department of Defense information networks. Correlates and fuses threat data from various sources to establish the identity and signatures of hackers active in Army networks or posing potential threats to Army networks. Analyzes network events to determine the impact on current operations and adversary capability or intent. Prepares assessments and cyber threat profiles of current events based on the sophisticated collection, research and analysis of classified and open source information. Drafts and reviews technical documents and diagrams, with a strong emphasis on accuracy, brevity, and clarity. Produces high-quality products, recommendations, and findings for senior US government intelligence and network operations officials. Provides briefings and presentations to customer leadership supporting Information Assurance and Computer Network Operations decision makers.― Routinely brief executive level leadership on emerging threats to the Army network― Responsible for gathering intelligence and presenting findings to the incident response/attack sensing & warning (AS&W) teams― Utilize intelligence based findings to generate indications & warnings (I&W) reporting

Ft Belvoir

Conducts research and evaluates technical and all-source intelligence with an emphasis on network operations and cyber warfare tactics, techniques, and procedures for Army Cyber Command Operations and Intelligence Center. Focuses on the threat to networked weapons platforms and US and Department of Defense information networks. Correlates and fuses threat data from various sources to establish the identity and signatures of hackers active in Army networks or posing potential threats to Army networks. Analyzes network events to determine the impact on current operations and adversary capability or intent. Prepares assessments and cyber threat profiles of current events based on the sophisticated collection, research and analysis of classified and open source information. Drafts and reviews technical documents and diagrams, with a strong emphasis on accuracy, brevity, and clarity. Produces high-quality products, recommendations, and findings for senior US government intelligence and network operations officials. Provides briefings and presentations to customer leadership supporting Information Assurance and Computer Network Operations decision makers.― Routinely brief executive level leadership on emerging threats to the Army network― Responsible for gathering intelligence and presenting findings to the incident response/attack sensing & warning (AS&W) teams― Utilize intelligence based findings to generate indications & warnings (I&W) reporting

Tysons Corner, Va

Analyzed, processed, and exploited collected media holdings for information of intelligence value using government agency databases and forensic tools, and subsequently write reports on the results. Conducted electronic data analysis using specialized tools to retrieve file metadata, improve resolution of video, produce still images from video, and perform other ad hoc video exploitation functions to provide creative and innovative solutions for client matters. Analyzed patterns of media throughout multiple collections by tracking metadata. Established partnerships with intelligence community members as well as federal law enforcement agencies such as Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) in order to help define requirements.― Developed and implemented new automated systems that improve workflow and increase production for video examiners by working collaboratively with software engineers and video analysts― Improved workflow and report quality through team collaboration and leadership― Received a commendation coin from the Director of the Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) for excellent performance― Served as the Lead Examiner on numerous projects to coordinate fellow examiners as well as other agencies― Lead trainer for over 10 fellow examiners in critical thinking skills― Took the initiative to build a procedural guide for examiners - a step by step guide to assist with everyday tasks and ensure overall completion of reports― Developed a strong team environment by fostering a dynamic and rewarding work setting in which all employees work together to solve problems and achieve common goals

Virginia

Conducted training for and maintained welfare of 15 Soldiers as well as supervision of over $2 million worth of equipment to include four vehicles and a satellite communications system. Developed training plans and assigned instructors to implement section training as well as to provide mentoring, counselling, and training to soldiers within the unit. Supervised the satellite communications team and oversaw the setup of the Tactical Sensitive Compartmented Information Facility (T-SCIF) and build of Tactical Operations Center (TOC) up to the TS/SCI level to ensure security levels meet guidelines for a Tactical SCI facility. Coordinated with the Trojan Network Operations Center (TNOC) to get satellite bandwidth. Led the development of unit Standard Operating Procedures (SOP) for tactical satellite communications.― Routinely facilitated training environments as realistic as possible with limited resources― Aided development of a training curriculum for intelligence analysts to stay current in all skill sets― Provided a positive environment for the team even in poor training conditions such as inclement weather or low morale

Afghanistan

Mentored, trained and counseled soldiers on performance whilst maintaining soldiers’ welfare throughout a deployment cycle to Afghanistan. Managed a team of three soldiers and six contractors in the production of numerous intelligence products including daily and weekly intelligence summaries (INTSUMs). Wrote the Executive Summary on all INSTUMs distributed by the Brigade. Ensured timely, accurate, relevant, and professionally presented intelligent reports and briefings to senior leadership. Managed the satellite communications team involved in setting up a network for JWICS in order to bring TS/SCI capabilities to the Brigade. Facilitated the acquisition and transport of TS/SCI COMSEC as well as the security, maintenance, and transport $2.4 million Trojan Spirit System. Attended training meetings to discuss and resolve unit personnel, equipment, and training issues.― Promoted internal collaboration between team members and with external organizations to incorporate multiple intelligence disciplines into the intelligence cycle which helped create more reliable fused intelligence products― Awarded by training cadre at the Joint Readiness Training Center (JRTC)- Ft Polk, LA for exceptional Counter-Improvised Explosive Device (IED) analysis and intelligence production― Received Army Commendation Medal, NATO Campaign Medal, and Afghanistan Campaign Medal― Consistently received praise for quality and timeliness of products from handled section

Tysons Corner, Va

• Used NMEC databases and forensic tools to conduct DOMEX deep dives.• Used DOMEX to answer multiple, time sensitive Requests for Support (RFSs) and Requests for Information (RFIs) with excellent customer feedback.• Used DOMEX findings to help chart out enemy networks.• Wrote multiple analytical reports on significant DOMEX findings.• Trains new employees on how to use different deep dive techniques and applications.• Collaborated with different partners across DOD and IC community on significant media exploitations.• Represented the JIEDDO DOMEX team in various high level briefs.• Prioritized media batches based on IED problem set relevance for the team to exploit.• Collaborated with resident analysts and other government agencies on a daily basis.

Ft Belvoir, Va

Managed the National Intelligence Familiarization Course - a week long course conducted five times per year. Coordinated interagency effort between INSCOM and six other Intelligence Community (IC) partners to provide up to 30 Army personnel from worldwide locations a familiarization of the National level Intelligence organizations. Coordinated a training synchronization council Video TeleConference (VTC) of over 40 members worldwide on a monthly basis. Managed the production and distribution of a training catalogues of over 120 training opportunities from multiple training providers. ― Assisted government personnel in the development of the annual budget and Program Objective Memorandum briefs by generating spreadsheets and slideshows to present the budget data in a clear and concise manner― Collected and analyzes training statistics for the Foundry Program, collected training execution reports from training providers and units that conduct training and built spreadsheets to sort, analyze and de-conflict training metrics― Served a key role in the development of automated training scheduling tool by providing program requirements to software developers, reviewing software developer progress reports and providing feedback

Ft Belvoir

Managed the National Intelligence Familiarization Course - a week long course conducted five times per year. Coordinated interagency effort between INSCOM and six other Intelligence Community (IC) partners to provide up to 30 Army personnel from worldwide locations a familiarization of the National level Intelligence organizations. Coordinated a training synchronization council Video TeleConference (VTC) of over 40 members worldwide on a monthly basis. Managed the production and distribution of a training catalogues of over 120 training opportunities from multiple training providers. ― Assisted government personnel in the development of the annual budget and Program Objective Memorandum briefs by generating spreadsheets and slideshows to present the budget data in a clear and concise manner― Collected and analyzes training statistics for the Foundry Program, collected training execution reports from training providers and units that conduct training and built spreadsheets to sort, analyze and de-conflict training metrics― Served a key role in the development of automated training scheduling tool by providing program requirements to software developers, reviewing software developer progress reports and providing feedback

Ft Belvoir, Va

• Participated in briefings, meetings, working groups, conferences, site visits, and reviews to assess and maintain current and future programs and projects. Provided support to the production of visual aids and documents for briefings, meetings, working groups, conferences, site visits, and reviews.• Conducted data transfer of sensitive material between networks using approved methods in accordance with ICC standard operating procedures and IC standards.• Received, recorded, and reported incoming messages, reports, instructions, and directives. Notified government Battle Captain of significant messages, reports, events, orders, or warnings, and properly disseminated critical reporting in a timely manner.• Referenced and reported intelligence information significant to INSCOM or its subordinate elements. Provides accurate situational awareness of worldwide events or reporting that affect INSCOM. Analyzed data and conducted research where necessary to provide complete reporting.• Read, and applied information from operations plans, and operational orders, warning orders, and fragmentary orders, situation reports and other operational reporting to include standard Intel Estimates, Intelligence Reports, Intelligence Summaries, and other intelligence reports from the IC.

Ft Belvoir, Va

• Provided expert all-source research, analysis, and intelligence production to specifically answer customers’ Requests for Information (RFI). • Maintained and updated databases through the use of applicable research and data mining tools used within the IOC. • Assessed occurrences that may have changed the methods or vulnerabilities of terrorist / insurgent / illicit organizations and the operational plans to counter such threats.• Identified intelligence gaps, specified collection requirements to fill gaps in information; evaluated resulting intelligence; determined an analytical approach to projects; and reviews/validates conclusions relating to the assigned area and issues.• Collaborated with peers in the IC to discuss analytical problems and production requirements to share relevant information, reduce duplication of intelligence efforts, and produce comprehensive intelligence products to answer a customer’s RFI.• Collaborated with Intelligence Synchronization and the INSCOM Futures Directorate/Software Integration Laboratory as directed to test and evaluate newly designed and/or modified intelligence software applications for utility and functionality, as well as provide input for software application upgrades and changes.• Provided written proposed Tasks, Conditions, and Standards for training and develops TTP for employing newly developed or modifications of tools.• Provided quality control on all products prior to delivery to designated government representatives and corrects any deficiencies found in a product prior to final release.

Germany, Iraq

1st Armored Division, US Army • Designed and executed a rigorous training program to enhance the analytical capabilities of Brigade Intelligence Units comprised of over 30 soldiers.• Servedas a Brigade Senior Intelligence Analyst for four months, preparing the unit for intelligence operations in upcoming mission in Operation Iraqi Freedom• Managed daily operations in the Division Intelligence Training Section. Trained over 65 soldiers to improve skills as Intelligence Analysts, streamlining the division intelligence reporting process.• Supervised four soldiers and served as the division Tactical Command Post Shift Leader. Managed the production of intelligence products for the Assistant Division Commander for Maneuvers.• Responsible for the maintenance of two vehicles and accountable for over $1 million dollars worth of equipment.• Served as Shift Leader, Intelligence Operations from May 03 – Jul 04 during Operation Iraqi Freedom, Baghdad, IQ. Produced intelligence briefings for the Division Commander, supporting over 20,000 soldiers. Many of these products were sent to higher headquarters and were commended both for the quality of the analysis and the clarity of the information provided.• Attended specialized weapons training by the US Army Marksmanship Unit. Served as assistant instructor to over 30 soldiers on specialized shooting principles to prepare them for a 350 km combat movement from Baghdad to Kuwait.

Ny

1st Battalion, 101 Cavalry Regiment, 42nd Infantry Division, NY Army National Guard• Participates in Intelligence Training on a monthly basis.• Served on Federal Active duty for over 4 months participating in homeland security operations after 9/11.

Master Of Science (M.S.), Cybersecurity

Bachelor Of Arts (B.A.), Military Intelligence, General, 3.5