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Commerce City, Co, Us

Commerce City, Co, Us

Bethesda, Md, Us

Arlington, Virginia, Us

Direct the daily operations of the only Army operated 24/7 mission for National Security Agency-Colorado (NSA-C). The TCE provides SIGINT support to deployed entities worldwide. Support is provided utilizing a strong foundation of networking, operator training, and operator competence. Supervise 22 joint service personnel through daily communications, direction and guidance, monthly and quarterly evaluations, counseling, mentoring, operations log, and, conflict resolution. Plan, coordinate and execute all training strategies and operational functions. Establish and implement policies, goals, objectives, and procedures through continued job training, weekly meetings, evaluations, and constantly evolving priorities. Liaise with deploying and deployed units, at all echelons, to mitigate intelligence gaps. Provide Combatant Commands and Theater-level programs access to National level resources through multiple communications mediums and classifications to include emails, chat, websites, telephone conference, and databases. Direct and execute daily research, utilizing multiple sources, on political, military, economic and industrial forces in various regions of the world, as well as foreign intelligence threat entities, DoD, and U.S. resources. Disseminate information to multiple personnel in support of operations. Complete Quarterly updates of formal training ensuring relevancy of training based on war fighter needs. Engage all resources, internal and external to the NSA-C, in an effort to gather and disseminate all pertinent intelligence through networking and collaboration. Conduct bi-weekly meetings with senior leadership discussing personnel and equipment requirement and rotations. Regularly asked to brief high level personnel both in person and through video teleconference. Gather facts and use effective analytical and evaluative methods to accurately assess information and make sound decisions.

Ft. Meade, Md, Us

Responded to, utilizing multiple tools, databases, and analysis techniques, National level tasking and intelligence needs to fulfill Intelligence Community SIGINT requirements. Directed the daily operations of Army personnel working within 3 different work sections. Conducted in-depth analysis on several Signals of Interest (SOIs), resulting in the release of multiple reports documenting first use, system upgrades, and proliferation. Operated a variety of electronic equipment integrated in a single console or part of an overall system. Applied electronic measurement techniques and identified complex waveforms, pulse trains and various forms of modulation. Considered a subject matter expert by peers. Networked and collaborated with multiple national level organizations in support of national requirements. Applied facts and estimates to solve problems. Instructed 32 personnel on NSA analysis trends and skills. Followed established reporting procedures and protocols. Thorough knowledge of intelligence community policies, entities, missions, resources, operations, capabilities, databases and requirements. Mentored new personnel. Completed four six to eight month tours of different work sections. Each section was responsible for different missions within the intelligence community. Completed advanced analysis projects while assigned to each section. Gathered facts and used effective analytical and evaluative methods to accurately assess information and make sound decisions Competently performed intelligence research and analysis on the employment, force structure, production, and technical capabilities of foreign adversary networks and exploitation threat systems. Communicated effectively with others, both orally and in writing, in working out solutions to problems or questions relating to policies.

Arlington, Virginia, Us

Systems operator within a Special Access Program (SAP) that was the Army’s only Network Warfare Battalion (ANWB). Managed 30 Personnel. Directed the training, testing, utilization, and deployment of equipment, tools, and personnel in support of organization’s requirements. Supported Computer Network Operations (CNO), Information Operations (IO), and SIGINT capabilities development, mission planning, policy development, and operations execution of assigned missions. Directed the planning, training, and execution of numerous successful operational deployments resulting in mission successes recognized by multiple high level commanders. Reviewed resource planning procedures and regulations in support of completing a variety of program and requirement-related tasks Supported and advised the Army’s Combat developer in research, development, and fielding of sensitive IO equipment for conducting unconventional operations ISO national, joint, and Army requirements. Evaluated Intelligence Community policies, entities, functions, missions, resources, operations, capabilities, databases, and requirements to perform intelligence research and analysis on the employment, force structure, production, and technical capabilities of foreign adversary networks and exploitation threat systems. Managed logistics for a platoon sized element of military and civilian personnel to perform first test in three years of SAP equipment. Served as Chief of Training for ANWB and responsible for command members training needs and records management. Facilitated hours of technical mission training. Selected for Two multi-month TDY’s in support of unit’s mission requirements and technical needs. Army Intelligence representative to numerous joint and inter-agency working groups. Facilitated the unconventional training, preparation, and deployment of the Army’s 1st and 2nd Computer Network Operations team. One of 1st certified operators on unique Army system.

Arlington, Virginia, Us

Managed Seven Military and Civilian operators. Operated electronic analysis and processing equipment in support of SIGINT mission requirements. Conducted 1st line technical analysis and reporting on hundreds of Signals of Interest (SOIs). Correlated operating parameters to weapons systems and disseminated findings to the Intelligence Community and National databases. Performed pulse level analysis to determine interpulse and intrapulse modulation, scan, frequency agility, and potential time shared multiplexing for new and unusual signals of interest. Operated a variety of electronic equipment integrated into a single console or part of an overall system. Applied electronic measurement techniques and identified complex waveforms, pulse trains and various forms of modulation. Considered a subject matter expert by peers. Conduct computer systems planning and database management for intelligence systems. Researched, utilizing multiple sources, political, military, economic, industrial forces in various regions of the world, as well as foreign intelligence threat entities, DoD, and U.S. resources. Gathered facts and used effective analytical and evaluative methods to accurately assess information and make sound decisions. Disseminated information to personnel in support of operations. Instructed personnel on intelligence community policies, entities, missions, resources, operations, capabilities, databases and requirements. Developed strong knowledge of the capabilities of Combat Air Forces, Special Operations and Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance platforms and Air Operations Center structure, relationships, mission and responsibilities. Identified strategies to better support data identification and reporting techniques to information production elements and operators. Developed training material and trained numerous operators; tested system updates and modifications and forwarded findings to developer.

Associate Of Arts And Sciences (Aas), Intelligence Operations

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