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Provided detailed instruction to All-Source and Signals Intelligence analysts on the use of the Distributed Common Ground System–Army (DCGS-A) to units and users across the Department of Army.• Provide subject matter expertise for the development and revision of DCGS-A Training Support Packages, including individual to collective training materials and scenarios• Facilitate training in large and small group settings using a variety of instructional environments, including classrooms, video-teleconferences, virtual and computer-based training sessions, team teaching environments, and collective active learning environments.

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Provided detailed instruction on the use of the Distributed Common Ground System–Army (DCGS-A) to units and users across the Department of Army.• Provide subject matter expertise for the development and revision of DCGS-A Training Support Packages, including individual to collective training materials and scenarios• Facilitate training in large and small group settings using a variety of instructional environments, including classrooms, video-teleconferences, virtual and computer-based training sessions, team teaching environments, and collective active learning environments.

Responsible for the production of intelligence analysis against improvised threats and violent extremist organizations from a global perspective.• Research, analyze, produce and disseminate numerous special assessments regarding Improvised Explosive Devices (IED), Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS), and any non-traditional threat to United State forces and interests• Produce, disseminate and brief insurgent/terrorist related events, including emerging tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTP) and threats to senior leaders within the Department of Defense (DoD) and members of Congress

Served as the night shift cyber intelligence officer for Joint Force Headquarters Department of Defense (DoD) Information Networks providing daily cyber threat intelligence updates.• Conducted research and evaluation of technical and all-source intelligence with specific emphasis on network operations and cyber warfare tactics, techniques, and procedures focused on threats to networked weapons platforms and DoD information network• Developed, reviewed, and evaluated all source intelligence analysis and assessments of cyber advanced persistent threats directed against DoD networks and critical infrastructure.• Revised standard operating procedures to reflect new and changing requirements for the current intelligence section

Oversaw personnel, security, transportation, acquisition, training and operations in support of the U.S. Army Cyber Command and its headquarters company of over 600 personnel.• Converted unclassified work space into a secure facility allowing all personnel to operate on the organization’s secure network – forced completion of project within six months after being 24 months past deadline • Improved overall quality of life for over 100 personnel through maintenance and beautification projects• Managed and validated all purchase requests to ensure there was no frivolous spending - saved unit more than $1.8 million• Revamped unit's vehicle fleet to ensure maximum usage of organic assets before requesting outside support - saving more than $25k per month• Reconstituted workspace access control program; ensured personnel were held accountable for access to sensitive areas and safeguarding personal data/items• Facilitated movement of unit headquarters from Ft. Meade, MD to Ft. Belvoir, VA with minimal down time of services for customers• Conducted organization wide property accountability enabling the discovery of fraudulent purchases and over $750k in missing property • Planned future headquarters facilities based upon current and projected operational needs

Senior intelligence analyst providing all-source analytical support to intelligence products and technical support packages on the information warfare capabilities, intentions and actions of foreign nations to identify threat potential in support of U.S Army Command and U.S Cyber Command.• Successfully maintained high production standards during a massive personnel turnover of approximately 70% of workforce• Conducted research and evaluation of technical and all-source intelligence with specific emphasis on network operations and cyber warfare tactics, techniques, and procedures focused on threats to networked weapons platforms and DoD information networks.• Analyzed network events, prepared assessments, and created cyber threat profiles to determine the impact on current operations.• Produced highly detailed technical analytical white papers for distribution to the Intelligence Community and Department of Defense organizations• Experience in intelligence-related research, analysis, collections and operations, including intelligence analysis and production, intelligence collection and operations, counterintelligence, and threat support.• Specialized experience and knowledge of intelligence processes, cycle and organizations; knowledge of and ability to use research tools such as library holdings, photographs, statistics, graphics and maps; knowledge of the systems, procedures and methods of analyzing, compiling, reporting and disseminating intelligence data; and knowledge of organizations for and methods of collecting and analyzing intelligence data.• Developed, reviewed, and evaluated all source intelligence analysis and assessments of cyber advanced persistent threats directed against U.S. Army networks and critical infrastructure.• Managed personnel and mission assignment of four regionally aligned analytical teams, conducting in-depth research into state-sponsored threat actors, transnational criminal organizations, and cyber-enabled terrorists.

Managed the production of intelligence analysis against irregular warfare threats and violent extremist organizations in the Asia-Pacific Region in support of the APCFC, U.S. Inter-agency partners, and Partner Nation Armies throughout the Pacific.• Managed a $5 million annual budget, $1.9 million in equipment and a $3-million-dollar facility• Facilitated the IrWAC becoming the premier authority on IEDs within the Asian-Pacific Region; currently used as the template for future IrWACs• Chosen to be the Joint IED Defeat Organization's (JIEDDO) Subject Matter Experts and named the database of record for JIEDDO for the Asian-Pacific Region• Pioneered a 100% unclassified monthly roll-up of activity within Asia that has allowed for the open exchange of data between partner nations and the U.S.• Researching, monitoring, analyzing, producing and disseminating political, military, social and IED related significant activities and events to the U.S. Army and within the U.S. intelligence community (IC)• Produced, disseminated and briefed insurgent/terrorist related events, including emerging tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTP), threats, anti-terrorism force protection (AT/FP) concerns, regional stability updates, and IED related trends occurring within the USPACOM AOR• Supported and participated in USPACOM joint military training exercises to include but not limited to: Key Resolve/Foal Eagle, Ulchi Freedom Guardian, Valiant Shield, Terminal Fury, Talisman Sabre, Balikatan, and Cobra Gold• Researched, analyzed, produced and disseminated numerous special assessments regarding IED related events and trends within the USPACOM and U.S. Central Command (USCENTCOM) AORs• Researched, analyzed and disseminated IED related events into the USPACOM Combined Information Data Network Exchange (CIDNE) database. Considered a subject matter expert on political, social, military, religious and IED related activities and events for the USCENTCOM and USPACOM AORs

Led, supervised and managed the planning, coordinating and executing of multi-national engagements.• Managed over $500k of funds to support international engagements allowing for increased communication between partner nations• Almost two years of experience with monitoring government financial costs directly attributed to numerous official international agreements• Facilitated the planning and execution of more than 100 international engagements and three multi-national conferences• Provided and implemented recommendations for organizational procedures and conferences• Established and maintained the Intelligence Property Book for the command• Supported and briefed at multiple subject matter expert exchanges (SMEE) and foreign engagements which incorporates current operations and training TTP’s Army Chiefs of Staff for Intelligence from multiple nations to include but not limited to: Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, India, Indonesia, Philippines, Taiwan, Japan, and Mongolia• Directly provided support to USARPAC/USPACOM Army and joint training exercises to include but not limited to: Key Resolve/Foal Eagle, Ulchi Freedom Guardian, Valiant Shield, Terminal Fury, Talisman Sabre, Balikatan, and Cobra Gold• Briefed senior foreign intelligence officers on Army training procedures during AISCP engagements

Served as the Senior Intelligence Analyst performing all aspects of personnel, physical and information security programs and intelligence operations as well as serving as the installation security manager.• Provided intelligence and security support to over 5,000 personnel supporting Joint Service and Bilateral exercises as well as deploying personnel in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom, Operation Enduring Freedom and Operation Enduring Freedom-Philippines • Managed access to secure locations and information throughout the island of Okinawa via Joint Personnel Adjudication System (JPAS); ensured all reportable incidents were documented and processed through proper channels• Developed weekly intelligence presentations for the senior Army officers and leaders• Consolidated and provided all available intelligence information significant to military planning, operations, and decision making in finished intelligence products to the group commander and command staff• Provided accurate and timely intelligence about the nature, capabilities, and activities of the threat, current and forecasted environmental weather conditions• Served as the group Physical Security Officer, Key and Lock Custodian, Anti-terrorism Advisor, Personnel Security Officer and Unit Safety Officer for over 5,000• Conducted monthly security inspections of arms rooms and communication security storage areas. Authored a group intelligence standard operating procedure (SOP) and continuity book. Developed arms room security and accountability training in conjunction with installation physical security officers to ensure adherence to published standards• Conducted Personnel Security evaluations for over 1,000 personnel to include security clearance processing, operations-security (OPSEC) training, and anti-terrorism training

Managed all base access functions including the day to day operations of the counter-intelligence screening, vetting, biometric enrollment and badging of all third country and local nationals.• Developed comprehensive training program for all sponsors of uncleared day laborers; successfully trained over 15,000 personnel• Administrated and supervised the consolidation of the Screening and Biometrics cells into a single compound; streamlined process from three weeks to nine days – success confirmed with Army Commendation Medal• Facilitated the transmission of screened personnel database to all compounds north Baghdad; ensure security risk personnel were denied access to compounds• Coordinated random security checks and inspections of all third country and local national camps within base perimeter in search of prohibited items and personnel; saw a 70% drop in confiscated items and 25% drop in unauthorized personnel• Chosen to lead badging and screening cell over more senior personnel • Developed and operated the battalion UAV section supporting force protection of the installation

Served as an intelligence analyst administering all aspects of personnel, physical and information security programs and intelligence operations.• Executed the transformation of the organization from solely signal focused to begin multi-discipline/multi-echelon focused• Provided realistic and crucial training leading up to deployment for more than 1,200 personnel including all pre- and post-deployment requirements• Reconstructed personnel and physical security programs after years of neglect improving from worst division in the organization to the best for three consecutive years; recognized by senior leadership as setting the example for other divisions to emulate – success confirmed with Army Commendation Medal• Managed security clearances of personnel via JPAS; ensured all necessary clearance information was documented and processed through proper channels• Managed access to secure locations and information throughout the island of Okinawa via Joint Personnel Adjudication System (JPAS); ensured all reportable incidents were documented and processed through proper channels• Developed weekly intelligence presentations for the senior Army officers and leaders• Consolidated and provided all available intelligence information significant to military planning, operations, and decision making in finished intelligence products to the group commander and command staff• Provided accurate and timely intelligence about the nature, capabilities, and activities of the threat, current and forecasted environmental weather conditions• Served as the battalion Physical Security Officer, Key and Lock Custodian, Anti-terrorism Advisor, and Personnel Security Officer for over 600 personnel• Conducted Personnel Security evaluations for over 600 personnel to include security clearance processing, operations-security (OPSEC) training, and anti-terrorism training

Served as the primary analyst and target developer on several target sets located within the U.S. Central Command area of responsibility. • Assisted in the retooling of the training program used to bring new personnel up to speed within the targets branch; was the first to successful complete new program• Produced over 200 target packets for current and future operations that encompassed various data for senior decision makers • Facilitated the correction of the Modernized Integrated Database (MIDB) with all inter-agency intelligence partners to ensure all recipients of finish products received correct, synchronized intelligence

Served as the primary intelligence analyst on night shift during the lead up to and during Operation Iraqi Freedom. • Supervised, organized, maintained and reviewed significant activities entered into Iraq based all source analysis system (ASAS) intelligence database• Conducted time line link analysis and constructed network diagrams using i2 Analyst Notebook; produced and briefed numerous targeting packages to senior intelligence officers• Developed presentations and briefed the intelligence products to the Brigade Commander on opposing forces, threats to Coalition Forces, and areas of interest to the senior intelligence officer• Utilize the Military Decision Making Process during combat operations and in producing vital intelligence for the senior intelligence officer • Provided the brigade command staff multi-level intelligence about civil, political, and military affairs within Afghanistan• Developed sustained protection indicators to alert the commander to emerging threats and assisting in security operations• Collaborated with lower, higher, and adjacent intelligence staff to produce intelligence products using the analytic methodology• Participated in adversary course of action development and war-gaming for the military decision making process thorough database analysis to identify insurgent course of action in defensive and offensive operations

Served as an intelligence analyst administering all aspects of personnel, physical and information security programs and intelligence operations.• Provided realistic and crucial training for more than 200 personnel meeting all requirements for temporary overseas assignments• Expanded established personnel and physical security programs; recognized by senior leadership as setting the example for subordinates to emulate• Managed personnel security during transition of adjudication systems from telephonic to web-based; maintained 100% accuracy of all clearance issues and statuses

Received general and individualized training in the necessary skills to become an All-Source Intelligence Analyst.

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