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Chester, Nh, Us

Huntsville, Alabama, Us

Herndon, Virginia, Us

Washington, Dc, Us

Arlington, Virginia, Us

Huntsville, Alabama, Us

Madison, Alabama, Us

Provide integration and test support of tactical defense systems for test range and laboratory settings. Develop, maintain, and perform system of systems and hardware in the loop testing in an environment consisting of proprietary, CoTS, and GoTS equipment to ensure the integration of software and hardware for reliability, maintainability, and safety. Perform formal testing and engineering demonstrations with external vendors and customers.

Arlington, Virginia, Us

Plans training exercises for the battalion’s range weeks. Executes the deployment of Space Situational Awareness Planning Team (SSAPT) and Army Space Coordination Element (ASCE) teams in accordance with mission requirements. Advises the commander on training, maintenance, and logistics for the company. Provides administrative, logistical, and planning support to the brigade staff to facilitate operation and training. Conducts studies to determine immediate and long range manpower requirements and assessments for positions with fairly specialized skills, technical, professional, managerial, administrative or skilled crafts • Analyzes mission, management objectives and organizational goals, to determine current and projected personnel needs and potential placement issues. • Provides advice and assistance to management in such areas as; recruitment initiatives to replace loss of skilled employees, recruitment and hire lag problems, mission or workload expansion.

Arlington, Virginia, Us

Managed range operations for the Ronald Reagan Ballistic Missile Defense Test Site (RTS), a Major Range and Test Facilities Base (MRTFB), and Battalion-level centrally selected organization assigned to United States Army Space and Missile Defense Command/Army Forces Strategic Command (USASMDC/ ARSTRAT). Supervised and evaluated joint testing operations in a remote location and environment that encompasses all branches of the United States Armed Services. • Served as advisor on all matters pertaining the use of installation range facilities and served as technical advisor to test officers, both RTS and tenants, on the conduct and safety in the conduct of test and training activities.• Was responsible for timing, coordinating, and safety of test and training exercises, and all missile types, ensuring that all were conducted simultaneously without incident or mishap. • Contacted a full spectrum of senior-level personnel, both military and civilian, involved in the technical, acquisition, and user requirements and evaluations at all levels, including Department of State, DoD, joint and coalition partners, DA, program manager offices, and TRADOC major subordinate commands.

Arlington, Virginia, Us

Advised the commander on training, maintenance, and logistics for the company. Executed company plans, policies, and procedures. Provided administrative, logistical, and planning support to the battalion staff to facilitate operation and training. Conducted studies to determine immediate and long range manpower requirements and assessments for positions with fairly specialized skills, technical, professional, managerial, administrative or skilled crafts.• Analyzed mission, management objectives and organizational goals, to determine personnel needs and potential placement issues. • Working knowledge of requirements and procedures to determine employee placements and to affect a variety of placement actions such as reassignments, realignments, non-competitive promotions, and details.

Arlington, Virginia, Us

Served as the Battalion S3 Operations NCOIC for a battalion within Space and Missile Defense Command/ Army Forces Strategic Command with a worldwide mission, including multiple mission sets supporting all Global Combatant Commands. • Observed and analyzed data, recommended action, and carried out duties relative to mission requirements and emergent situations affecting not only the local mission, but global mission objectives as well. • Planned and implemented training programs, measured and established process improvements to existing and projected program effectiveness, efficiency, and productivity. Established criteria to measure, predict and meet program goals.

Arlington, Virginia, Us

Detachment First Sergeant for Joint Tactical Ground Station (JTAGS) forward deployed in support of global missions. Provided timely global processing and dissemination of Integrated Broadcast System Simplex (IBS-S) and Integrated Broadcast System Interactive (IBS-I) Theater Ballistic Missile (TBM) warning to CENTCOM, EUCOM, and PACOM AOR’s. Supervised, planned, organized, directed, monitored, controlled, and coordinated the work of all Space and Missile Warning Soldiers in the Detachment. Performed key work in several vital functions of management analysis, reports management, human resource management, and manpower utilization. • Supervised Soldiers in the mission work or in a variety of staff functions. • Responsible for providing a variety of management services essential to the organization’s direction and efficient operation.

Arlington, Virginia, Us

Entrusted the morale, discipline, welfare, training, professional development, and combat readiness of a Sentinel Platoon consisting of eight NCO’s and 23 enlisted Soldiers and families with a 96 hour worldwide deployment in an Air Defense Battalion. Responsible four AN/MPQ-64A1 Improved Sentinel Radars, four AN/TSQ-183 Sensor Nodes, and auxiliary equipment values in excess of 20 million dollars. Executed data dissemination through the Tactical Digital Information Links (TADIL) A,B, and J networks. • Implemented provisions of personnel management such as equal employment, merit promotion, career development, performance appraisals, Soldier counseling, incentive awards and position management, including ensuring accuracy of position descriptions. • Exercised creativity and experienced judgment in recognizing the need for and developing new approaches for achieving desired results, as well as extending application of traditional, proven techniques, in order to solve novel or obscure problems which typically involve numerous complex features

Arlington, Virginia, Us

Served as Air Defense Command and Control Operators Course Academics NCO. Managed, prepared, and scheduled the execution of 142 lesson plans to Initial Entry Training classes, Officer Basic Course, and Transition Soldiers. Advised the commander on all facets of academic training. Supervised and assisted in the development of the lesson plans for all 14J, 140A, and ADAM Cell Programs of Instruction (POI). Required to accurately determine intent and interpret and review existing policy and regulatory guidance for use by applicable schools and organizations. • Contacts included the full spectrum of senior-level personnel, both military and civilian, involved in the technical, acquisition, and user requirements and evaluations at all levels, including, program manager offices, and TRADOC major subordinate commands, centers, and schools.

Arlington, Virginia, Us

Serves as the Section Sergeant in the 4th Infantry Division’s only Sentinel Radar Platoon; supervises and deploys a Sentinel Section Forward Area Air Defense Command and Control Communications Intelligence System; provides early warning throughout the Divisional Area of Operation: responsible for the morale, health, and welfare of nine Soldiers; responsible for the care and maintenance of seven HMMWVS, six 10KW generators, two Sentinel Radars, two C2I Nodes, and associated equipment valued in excess of eight million dollars

Arlington, Virginia, Us

Crew Chief of a forward deployed Joint Tactical Ground Station; responsible for over 10 million dollars worth of equipment associated with the JTAGS system; responsible for the health, welfare, and technical proficiency of three Soldiers; responsible for the daily operation and maintenance of the JTAGS shelter; provides Tactical Ballistic Missile Warning to the U.S. Pacific Command through the processing and evaluation of the Defense Support Program data

Arlington, Virginia, Us

Serves as the Brigade FDC Communication Technician, and is responsible for the deployment, maintenance, operation of all communications and computer equipment for the BDE Jump TOC during tactical operations. Supervises 1 Soldier.

Arlington, Virginia, Us

Operates, supervises and performs preventive and corrective maintenance on a manual early warning network sensor system for operational and intelligence functions. Operates and performs preventive maintenance checks on early warning team vehicles; detects, correlates, and broadcasts early warning information and identifies aircraft; operates over radio nets; uses power generation equipment.

Bachelor Of Arts - Ba, Intelligence

Bachelor Of Arts (B.A), Intelligence Studies

Associates Of Arts (A.A.), General Studies