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Alexandria, Virginia, United States

Alexandria, Va

Operational testing subject matter expert working with a variety of acquisition systems in support of DOT&E. Responsible for independent analysis of operational tests conducted by US military services. Lead cyber analyst on over fifteen acquisition programs and responsible for providing oversight support to DOT&E Action Officers. Routinely meet with PMs and OTAs to plan cyber assessments, evaluate test plans, and observe assessments. Conduct analysis of data to generate assessments of emerging weapons systems in the form of report inputs to DOT&E.

Alexandria, Virginia, United States

Covering a portfolio of cyber testing for 48 different LEW programs in FY24. Responsible for reviewing all LEW cyber task work, providing mentorship and guidance to newer cyber group members, and serving as the point of contact between the IDA cyber group, IDA LEW group, and DOT&E. Acting as the primary point of contact between DOT&E action officers (AOs), OTAs, and PMs for coordination of cyber testing and continuing to foster those relationships. Responsible for coordinating cyber support for LEW systems that DOT&E provides analyses on. Ensure LEW programs have adequate support from other analysts in the division.

Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

Closely working with the LEW Deputy Director of DOT&E and AOs on Operational and Live Fire test and evaluation (OT&E/LFT&E) issues. Providing technical and analytical support for the assessment, evaluation, and analysis of issues pertaining to LEW systems. Supporting DOT&E with reviews, observations, and input. Working with DOT&E senior managers to formulate recommendations that improve the adequacy of OT&E and LFT&E. Working with the LEW Deputy Director and AOs to better align IDA support to DOT&E and engaging extensively with reach-back to IDA analysts on products IDA delivers to DOT&E. Continuing to provide IDA cyber support to programs on an as-needed basis to help with workload at IDA. Providing technical advice to DOT&E AOs to aid in evaluating test data for specific weapon systems and sub-systems under a variety of conditions.

Fort Belvoir, Va

Performed simulations and analyses for the Force Strategy Division of the Center for Army Analysis (CAA). Provide CAA with simulation data and subsequent analysis of warfare strategies. Employed complex programming algorithms and various programming languages including R, VBA, C++, Clojure and Python. Contributed to various wargaming efforts associated with US Army operational and strategic scenarios.

Geneva Area, Switzerland; Batavia, Il; Tallahassee, Fl

Experimental High Energy Physics research assistant studying production of Dark Matter candidate particles via Supersymmetry. Primary responsibility as a CERN CMS collaborator is direct contribution to Supersymmetric Dark Matter searches via multi-institution cooperation from other universities, and Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory (FNAL). Additionally, responsible for contribution to the CMS experiment’s upgrade efforts in future planning, specifically the Electromagnetic Calorimeter portion of the CMS detector. Responsible for weekly presentations of research material, updates on analysis progress to groups around the world, direct involvement in any aforementioned research endeavors, and university representation at abroad conferences. Major accomplishments include contribution to construction, operation and data acquisition of CMS upgrade test beam experiments at CERN’s Prevessin site, and FNAL Test Beam Hall. Fluent in C++ and Python programming languages, trained in leading others into controlled access radiation environments, and proficient in ROOT systems.

Tallahassee, Florida

Led undergraduate students in hands-on laboratory instruction of both calculus-based Physics and Astronomy. Proctored exams, graded undergraduate physics assignments and privately tutored students in a variety of fields. Responsible for classroom/laboratory lecture presentation of material and subsequent grading of material.

Executive Education, Cybersecurity Policy And Technology

Doctor Of Philosophy (Phd), Elementary Particle Physics

Activities and Societies: FSU Seminole Flying Club

Master Of Science (M.S.), Physics

Bachelor Of Science (B.S.), Physics

Activities and Societies: Sigma Pi Sigma National Honors SocietyReceived minors in Philosophy and Mathematics