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Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

As an All-Source MIL/CAP Analyst, I provide nuanced intelligence assessments to support federal decision-making, utilizing a variety of information sources. My role focuses on analyzing foreign military structures, operations, and strategic intents. I am skilled in merging insights from multiple intelligence disciplines into comprehensive analyses that inform national security strategies.I regularly prepare and deliver intelligence briefings to senior officials, presenting findings that highlight critical security dynamics and influence policy directions. My expertise extends to employing advanced analytical tools to model and predict military activities, ensuring robust support for strategic and operational planning.In this capacity, I collaborate extensively with peers across the intelligence community to ensure a unified understanding of potential threats and opportunities. My approach is characterized by a rigorous attention to detail and a commitment to providing high-level insights that drive national security objectives in a fast-paced, evolving environment.

Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania, United States

As a Platoon Sergeant in the 382nd Engineer Company (SAPPER), my ability to effectively train and lead is grounded in my extensive qualifications, including being an Airborne Ranger, Rappel Master, Air Assault expert, Designated Marksman, and UAS Operator. These specialized skills have been crucial in enhancing the development of standard operating procedures (SOPs), as well as in the meticulous planning and execution of high-risk training exercises within our unit. My diverse expertise ensures that our operational strategies are not only well-crafted but also effectively implemented, fostering a high level of readiness and operational excellence in our platoon.My role extended beyond tactical and operational leadership; I was deeply involved in mentoring junior NCOs, enhancing their tactical understanding and operational skills. This mentorship was aimed at building a resilient and capable leadership pipeline

In my previous role as the Non-Commissioned Officer in Charge (NCOIC) of Current Operations for the U.S. Army Europe and Africa G2, I supervised comprehensive threat assessments and conducted in-depth analysis, providing critical insights to U.S. and NATO military officials as well as U.S. Ambassadors. I spearheaded the coordination of daily threat update briefings for the USAREUR-AF Commanding General, Battle Staff, and the staffs of nine subordinate commands. TI also led the development and implementation of standard operating procedures for our 24/7 intelligence watch operations, which greatly improved the quality and timeliness of intelligence summaries and incident reporting. Additionally, I was responsible for generating daily and dynamic intelligence products for high-ranking military officers, ensuring they received timely and accurate updates on major threat activities within our Area of Responsibility (AOR). I also pioneered the development of an automated update solution for the intelligence Common Operations Picture, enhancing real-time situational awareness and facilitating more effective information sharing across the board.

La Plata, Maryland, United States

As a Platoon Sergeant in the 253rd Engineer Company (SAPPER), I was responsible for leading and managing a specialized group of combat engineers in high-stakes environments. My primary responsibilities revolved around overseeing the training and operational execution of mobility, counter-mobility, and survivability tasks. I led my platoon through various reconnaissance and clearance missions, guided the tactical deployment of explosives for demolition tasks, and supervised the construction of field fortifications and obstacles to support our military objectives.I placed a strong emphasis on the safety and professional development of my soldiers, mentoring them in advanced counter-IED tactics and route clearance procedures. My leadership extended beyond our unit as I coordinated joint operations with other U.S. military units, NATO, and Non-NATO coalition forces, ensuring our efforts were synergistic and aligned with broader strategic goals. This role demanded a robust combination of leadership, technical skills, and tactical knowledge, enabling us to effectively navigate and succeed in complex and demanding situations.

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Previously Serving as a Squad Leader and Team Leader in the U.S. Army, I spearheaded dismounted route and area clearance operations in Iraq and Afghanistan, drawing on my extensive leadership and tactical training. Additionally I had the honor training Iraqi, and Afghan Military Personnel on crucial life-saving dismounted and mounted IED indicators and exploitation techniques. I served as the primary UAS operator and Designated Marksman during various types of mounted and dismounted military operations. This multifaceted role was critical not only in ensuring the success of our missions but also in maintaining the security and thorough analysis of strategic sites.I also held the position of Non-Commissioned Officer in Charge (NCOIC) of Sensitive Site Exploitations during joint military clearance operations. This responsibility involved coordinating and executing sensitive reconnaissance and exploitation tasks, which were key to gathering vital intelligence and ensuring the comprehensive security of areas of operational interest. My leadership ensured the effective implementation of our operational strategies, significantly contributing to mission success and enhancing the safety and efficiency of our unit.