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Chesapeake, Va, Us

Washington, Dc, Us

- Supporting the fleet, 24/7, while serving on a rotational watch-team as the Maritime DomainAwareness Analyst in the Fleet Command Center.- Effortlessly collaborated with United States Coast Guard (USCG), Marine Security OperationsCenter West (MSOC-W), Naval Criminal Investigative Service (NCIS), Customs and BorderPatrol (CBP), and Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) to identify designate, asses, fuse,analyze and provide information for decision making to improve maritime security andhomeland defense.- Identified, monitored, and reported 2,224 regulatory vessels, 128 extremely hazardous cargovessels, and 48 national security vessels of interest, ensuring the timely and accurate maritimeinterest items product creation and distribution.- Proficiently delivered 283 specialized products utilizing predictable analysis on pattern-of-lifeand trend analysis, resulting in greater situation awareness during Naval operations tostakeholders.- Flawlessly compiled the daily briefings to Flag and Senior Executive Service (SES) levelproducts.- Provided written summaries of recommendations based on sound analysis and evaluation ofJoint and Naval operational plans, policies, experimentation and doctrine to USFFC leadership.- Advised improvements on Standard Operating Procedures (SOP), Commander's CriticalInformation Requirements (CCIR), watch-to-watch directives and other governing documentssupporting the Fleet Command Center (FCC).- Effectively utilized MDA unclassified and classified systems and tools such as Sea Vision, Department of Homeland Security Ship Arrival Notification System (DHS-SANS), WindWard, and Thresher.

Norfolk, Virginia, Us

- Served as the Joint Interface Control Cell Watch Officer in the Fleet Command Center (FCC/N31).- Monitored U. S. Navy information sharing systems in support of maintaining world-wide Common Maritime Picture (CMP).- Experience working with Fleet Operations, Maritime environment, and dealing with issues and policy within the maritime area of operations.- Lead and trained over 25 active duty and reserve personnel, managing a complex Global Command and Control System-J COP suite, that consists of 13 communication servers, and the Tactical Data Link (TADIL) architecture management to support NORTHCOM and STRATCOM operations and Military Homeland Defense operations.- Ensured the accuracy of the situational awareness for NORTHCOM and STRATCOM common operational picture.- Supported the fleet, 24/7, while serving on a rotational watch-team at the Command Operations Center.- Experience preparing all forms of correspondence to include letters, point papers, messages, reports, and evaluations.- Experience providing briefings and written summaries of recommendations based on sound analysis and evaluation of Operational Plans, policies, experimentation and doctrine to command leadership.- Flawlessly managed the collection of TADIL performance standards and assessments for 47 ships in the CTF-80 area of operations.- Provided the Weekly Tactical Data Link Performance Message to inform all ships on their weekly average fleet readiness.- Provided daily products to the fleet, on the GCCS and TADIL architecture, operating in CTF-80 Area of Responsibility (AOR).- Assisted in making recommendations on final qualifications of the Joint Interface Control Cell Watch Officer, Fleet Tactical Data Link Manager, and the Fleet Common Operational Picture Manager.

Washington, Dc, Us

Operations Specialists function as plotters, radio-telephone and Command and Control sound-powered telephone talkers and maintain Combat Information Center (CIC) displays of strategic and tactical information. OSs operate surveillance and altitude radars' Identification Friend or Foe (IFF).Served as watch supervisors at multiple locations.Interpret and evaluate presentations and tactical situations and make recommendations to supervisors during watch conditions. Apply a thorough knowledge of doctrine and procedures applicable to CIC operations contained in U.S. Navy Instructions and procedures necessary for radar navigation.

Norfolk, Virginia, Us

Administrative Assistant Department Leading Petty Officer Naval Station Norfolk Base Operator -Provided worldwide directory assistance to over 10,000 military and civilian customers calling from military base activities all over the world with professionalism and respect. -Assisted in connecting, maintaining, and disconnecting landline communication's for over 40 U.S Navy, U.S. Coast Guard, and Military Sealift Command vessels with 99% uptime connectivity. -Led, mentored, and supervised 28 personnel in the completion of daily tasking and training requirements. -Achieved the completion of 102 page 13’s and 58 extensions during the implementation of NAVADMIN 307/17. -Conducted 26 career development boards, processed 7 career waypoint applications, submitted 9 1306 requests, arranged 15 retirement ceremonies, and 24 reenlistments.

Administrative Assistant Commanding Officer’s Tactical Operations Plot Supervisor OI Career Counselor -Supervised the safe navigation of more than 80,000 nautical miles throughout 3 areas of responsibility. -Trained and supervised a watch-team of 5 personnel in the collection of information from various passive and active sources within 20 nautical miles of the ship. -Dedicated over 90 hours of training to 48 personnel, resulting in 100% of personnel receiving their enlisted surface warfare specialist and enlisted air warfare specialist qualifications. -Processed, tracked, and handled over 1,500 pieces of correspondence for 200 personnel with minimal errors. -Re-structured and streamlined the sponsorship program and check-in process for 42 new personnel. -Facilitated 3 focus group and 2 personnel interviews for more than 200 personnel. -Volunteered 80 off duty hours, to train and develop personnel in proper watch-standing and in all aspects of completing deck logs. -Managed the career development of over 163 personnel, spanning 15 different source ratings. -Coordinated 4 community events with 15 personnel, totaling 240 off duty hours during the Back-to-School Brigade, while strengthening social relations throughout Hampton Roads. -Organized the command Angel Tree Program, assisting 15 families with donated gifts during the holidays.

CTF80 Area Coordinator Military Training Routes Coordinator Military Training Routes Specialist -Maintained an extremely meticulous and flawless reports of squadron flight usage, encompassing 5,500 flight hours on 20 military training routes. -Systematically tracked all scheduled MTR’s, providing monthly and yearly tracking reports to Commander Strike Fighter Wing Atlantic. -Supervised 14 personnel in the coordination and scheduling of real-time routing and hazardous events, military training routes, and data link support to over 150 fleet units operating in the VACAPES operating area. -Trained and qualified 26 MTR specialist in over 1,300 mishap-free low-level flight and tactical training routes utilized by the Navy, Air Force, and Marine squadrons. -Liaison for 45 search and rescue missions and medical evacuation operations.

-Achieved 15 qualifications, ranging from combat information center required qualifications up to advanced damage control qualifications, ahead of departmental expectations. -Impeccable uniform and professionalism led to being hand selected to serve in the wardroom for required food service attendant duties.