INFORMATION SPECIALIST (ENTERPRISE ARCHITECT)•Document information systems enterprise architecture, to include the business units and/or key processes, using modeling techniques and tools in accordance with common enterprise architecture frameworks and standards.•Serve as a focal point for management of the training information system technical architecture by assisting in the process for defining the policies and principles to guide technology decisions.•Prepare Materiel Requirements Documents and/or provide technical advice and policy guidance on the development and preparation of Requirements Documents to support the business units and key processes such as Problem Statement, Business Case, Program Charter, etc. for the training information system.•Organize and/or coordinate requirements studies and management activities; assist in the analysis and identification of requirements implementation strategies for training information.•Develop recommendations for requirements strategies that will standardize and/or improve functionality and business processes for applications and systems to ensure that the materiel development process will achieve required functionality.•Coordinate and/or align plans for training information system lines of effort with the Learning Model, Strategic Plan, and other initiatives.

Operations Researcher Senior Staff duties included develop “fit for purpose” architecture data supporting various requirements to include: The Agile Process, Capability Set Fielding, System of Systems (SoS) engineering, Army Force Generation (ARFORGEN), Capabilities Needs Analysis (CNA), Force Design Updates (FDU). Update existing Operational Architecture data sets to adhere to the Unified Profile for DODAF/MODAF (UPDM) standards. Develop new activity models, information exchange requirements, and mission threads to support the Organizational builds. Maintain H/I/SBCT, Sustainment Brigade (BDE), Combat Aviation Brigade (CAB), MEB, Fires BDE, and Battlefield Surveillance Brigade (BfSB) organizational Structures. Thorough knowledge of DODAF version 2.0, as well as various Architecture Development tools such as Magic Draw.

Systems Engineer Responsible for the identification, development, and capture of new C4ISR and emerging Systems of Record (SOR) data to support interoperability and capability assessments for current and future Joint Task Forces (JTF) missions. Researched, documented and entered into Joint Architecture Assessment Team (JAAT) data base over 300 communications and systems applications to include sends to receives from relationships, from application to transmission device. Well versed in the Tactical Digital Information Links (TADIL) as well as Satellite Communication Equipment AN/PRC-117, Tactical Radio Equipment, AN/PRC-150, Subject Matter Expert, (SME) on Marine Corps Communication/Comsec equipment, AN/PRC-119, AN/MRC-145, TSEC/KY-99, KY-57

Coordinated and supervised Marines in developing information technology requirements, including hardware, software, networks, and infrastructure support for over 3000 users, 120 training commands, 2500 workstations and 25 servers. Supported all telephone requirements, including coordination of all repair and maintenance, monthly billing issues, and infrastructure upgrades for 9 local commands and 1500 users. Designed, implemented, and supervised a robust training schedule for 45 enlisted Marines. Negotiated Information Technology (IT) training contracts which resulted in the certification of 7 G-6 Marines as Microsoft Systems Engineers and 45 information coordinators trained in Microsoft A+ and Network +. Supervised over $3.5 million in (IT) procurement requests and delivery of over $1M of (IT) equipment for 68 nationwide Training & Education Command schools and organizations.