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As a Deployment Strategist at Decision Engineering, I collaborated with Engineers, Product Designers, and fellow Deployment Strategists to deploy advanced software solutions addressing command and control challenges. My role involved extensive travel to synthesize diverse perspectives to interpret data insights, define product requirements, understand user motivations, and anticipate impact areas. I engaged deeply with customer workflows, partnering directly with teams to integrate relevant datasets into robust pipelines alongside Forward Deployed Engineers. I also customized workflows for diverse user groups, conducted training sessions for effective product adoption, and presented findings to stakeholders from analysts to executives. Embedded within Software Engineering and Product Design teams, I leveraged field insights to enhance cross-functionality and delivered compelling demonstrations to expand overall capabilities.• Collaborated onsite with customer analysts to address critical questions and pain points.• Integrated relevant datasets into stable pipelines with Forward Deployed Engineers• Designed tailored workflows for diverse user groups and conducted training sessions• Presented project outcomes and strategies to diverse stakeholders• Collaborated with Software Engineering and Product Design teams to enhance product features

Intelligence subject matter expert to Mission Command Training program in Operations Group Charlie. Addressed challenging intelligence problems through the development of analytic methodologies, formal and informal training, and through the identification and capture of best practices. Advised and supported analysts and supervisors on ways to improve the quality of analysis.• Expert advisor, trainer, and evaluator of analytic tradecraft for the Mission Command Training Program• Administrating analytic tradecraft development, education, and evaluation of command and staffs • Conducting formal evaluations; providing written and verbal debriefs to analysts and supervisors

Served as Senior Military Intelligence Analyst for U.S. Army Africa's ACE analysts at four locations. Developed/reviewed/approved all executive intelligence products, briefed USAREUR and USARAF Commanding General, USARAF staff, congressional delegations, and VIPs to the four-star level on intelligence in Africa.Personally led the Global Power Competition team, utilizing all intelligence disciplines to include data science to analyze and assess GPC activity in Africa.

• Successfully leads a team of five soldiers, two contractors, and one government employee in three geographically separated locations to ensure synchronization of daily operations across the team• Directed 7 managers and 40-person cross-functional team of specialists that gathered research and analytics to prepare holistic report on ISIS in Africa that was used by executives to make critical operational decisions. • Consistently selected to represent organization as the North Africa subject matter expert at the Combined Libya Fusion Center in Rome, the NATO Intelligence Fusion Center in the U.K., at the U.S. Army Europe Counterterrorism Conference, and the State Department’s Conflict and Stabilization Operations Exchange in Washington, D.C.

• Led the overall analytical effort that drove the planning, decision-making and execution of Iraqi Security Forces to successfully liberate Fallujah, Qayyarah West, and the Islamic State’s largest stronghold and capital in Mosul• Managed the intelligence priorities and production of the signals, geospatial, human, and open source intelligence sections to feed the all source analytical element, creating fused intelligence products providing the most accurate understanding of the enemy situation in Iraq• Developed and briefed the morning intelligence summary to six General Officers and supporting staff, driving the overall intelligence collection focus and executive decisions on future operations and priorities

• Directed the requirements and production of the daily intelligence read-book covering worldwide topics based on executive priorities and potential areas of global response • Development and implemented an ongoing 16-week section training plan in preparation for a division level exercise and deployment to Iraq, established the first ever division intelligence exercise• Lauded by the commander and staff as the primary intelligence briefer for the entire 60-person intelligence section, causing individuals to regularly seek out my expertise on a wide range of intelligence topics

• Produced daily intelligence summaries, long and short-term Ebola Virus Disease (EVD) trend updates, and security overviews to the Joint Staff, CDC, USAID, Congress, the National Security Council and the White House• Served as the primary intelligence briefer to provide situational awareness to the Joint Forces Commander and VIPs that included the U.S. Ambassador to Liberia, Congress representatives and the Assistant Secretary of Defense• Coordinated and conducted weekly information exchanges with United Kingdom intelligence counterparts in Sierra Leone to allow for common understanding of EVD trends and the impact on cross-border EVD transmission

• Developed and published of the written theater Daily Intelligence Summary for all Army components in the Asia Pacific theater of operation• Successfully trained and integrated Thai, Filipino, and Japanese military intelligence soldiers in large-scale conventional military exercise, increasing the interoperability between militaries and intelligence functions• Selected as the intelligence representative to the design team, the Asia-Pacific Theater team tasked with developing 5-10-year theater strategy plans for engagements, infrastructure development and basing• Forecasted, allocated and managed annual operations budget of $1.6M.

• Primary analyst for Shia militia groups and their key leaders within the MND-C area of operation, which included the two holiest Shia cities, Karbala and Najaf • Successfully tracked and supported the targeting of explosively formed projective (EFP)-makers in southern Iraq• Frequently traveled with Deputy Commanding General during key leader engagements to provide intelligence insights during meetings• Primary Arabic translator during multiple key leader engagements

• Responsible for the common intelligence picture for the division, conducted daily analysis on attack trends in support of intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance employment• Managed the pre-deployment preparations and deployment of 10 junior analysts to Iraq

• Graduated 7th out of over 130 students in Modern Standard Arabic, receiving a 2+ (Listening), 2+ (Reading, and 1+ (Speaking)• Served as the squad and class leader for 26 Soldiers, responsible for accountability and the daily management of all activities• Selected as one of only four students to travel for immersion training overseas

• Supported the development of first targeting packets for bomb-makers in Iraq, utilizing bomb-types and tactics, techniques, and procedures; promoted the need for biometric data to support prosecution • Developed the first trend and special analysis of improvised explosive devices (IEDs) in support of EOD teams deployed in Iraq• Unit security manager, responsible for personnel security and managing multiple special access programs (SAPs)

• As lower enlisted, sole military analyst responsible for updating senior leaders of the current situation following the 9/11 attacks• Primary security manager, responsible for physical security, information security, and document security for the unit• Responsible for inventorying, shipping, and tracking over $1M of sensitive items shipped from the U.S. to Egypt• Military analyst during annual Bright Star exercise in Egypt, an armor force on force exercise

• Primary North Korean conventional forces analyst, focusing on order of battle and conventional capabilities

• Graduated 1st in a class of 60+ students with a 4.0 GPA• Trained and studied enemy doctrine and order of battle applied to Large Scale Combat Operations• Developed enemy situational templates, doctrinal templates, and multiple courses of action