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Washington, Dc, Us

District Of Columbia, United States

Coordinating requirement-related actions within the Headquarters and other Army Staff DivisionsTracking Joint Urgent Operations Needs Statements (JUONS) and Joint Emergent Operations Needs Statements (JEONS)Coordinating counter improvised explosive device (C-IED), counter small unmanned aerial systems (C-sUAS), and emergent threat initiatives Coordinating workflow; updating and tracking tasks; planning, execution, and budgeting meetings in support of all Army assigned JEONS/JUONSFacilitating the synchronization of capability delivery to Combatant Commands and Services by ensuring the relevant material developer schedule and priorities reflect senior leader guidanceProviding support for US Army equities in preparation for Joint Requirements Oversight Council, Joint Rapid Acquisitions Cell, and other forum engagements to include Warfighter Senior Integration Groups, and Quarterly ReviewsProviding subject matter expertise, to synchronize, integrate, and facilitate JUEON/JEON, C-IED, C-sUAS, and emergent threat initiatives.

Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

Manageed BIS support to the Department of State Export Control and Border Security (EXBS) program to facilitate international engagement and capacity-building efforts involving foreign government and industry partnersIndependently performed complex business and industry regulatory and associated functions concerning BIS EXBS priorities and objectivesProposed options concerning EXBS efforts to senior BIS officials to resolve interagency issuesRepresented BIS and the Department of Commerce position at interagency meetings

Pentagon

Principle advisor to two general officers and a colonel Supervised 25 military, civilian, and contractor personnelDeveloped scopes of work and division of responsibility within the sectionReviewed work before submission to decision-making authoritiesProvided support and expertise while developing plans and agreements for the loan of Army assets to the Department of Homeland security for operations on the South-West bordersConducted congressional engagements with members of Congress and staffers from the House and Senate armed services committeesRevised Army regulations and combatant command war plans, development of training activities, and updating organizational structure for explosive ordnance disposal equitiesProvides input to Army requirements for Presidential Drawdown Authorities and Ukraine Supplemental packages

Fort Carson, Colorado, United States

Principle operations advisor to a colonelSupervised 20 military and contractor personnelDeveloped scopes of work and division of responsibility within the operations sectionReviewed work before submission to decision-making authoritiesDirected and managed operations across 11 separate installations for 1,150 personnel involving training, deployments,and support to federal, state, local, and tribal authorities in 21 StatesProvided support to the United States Secret Service for the protection of the President, Vice-President, and other dignitariesProject manager for the organizations force management and force integration program

Camp Humphreys, Pyeongtaek-Si, South Korea

Principle protection advisor to three general officersSupervised 12 U.S. and Republic of Korea military personnelDeveloped scopes of work and division of responsibility within the protection sectionReviewed work before submission to decision-making authoritiesAnalyzed complex programs, projects, policies and doctrine and made recommendations for key stakeholders on joint, allied, and partner nation’s explosive ordnance disposal operations and chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear operations on the Korean PeninsulaConducted daily operations and planning support for protection and air-defense, regularly making recommendations for action or for updating operational plans.

Fort Bliss, Texas

Identified and selected by the U.S. Army and provided world class education to elevate from a tactical level of thinking to an operational and strategic perspective; prepared for leadership positions in organizations executing unified land operations, positions in joint, interagency, intergovernmental, multinational organization, as well as tactical, operations and strategic level Army organizations.

Baghdad, Iraq

Principle protection advisor to four general officersSupervised 21 military and civilian personnelDeveloped plans of scopes and division of responsibility within the protection sectionReviewed work before submission to decision-making authoritiesProvided executive leadership advice on force protection and chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear and explosive mattersDeveloped protection plans for future warfighting operations in IraqManaged force protection vulnerability assessments as a project manager under a United States Central Command program manager

Ft. Gregg-Adams

Principle advisor for EOD matters to two general officersSupervised 26 military, civilian, and contractor personnelDeveloped scopes of work and division of responsibility within the capabilities development, training, and doctrine development sectionsReviewed work before submission to decision-making authoritiesProvided expert technical, tactical, and procedural advice to executive leadershipDeveloped future programs for capability development and acquisitionLead and participated in the development of new doctrinal publications for the execution of explosive ordnance disposal operations supporting unified land operations

Ft. Gregg-Adams, Va

Supervised five military, civilian, and contractor personnelManaged the analysis, development, and evaluation of individual and collective training programs and productsSynchronized U.S. Army, joint service, and interagency training to ensure effectiveness and efficiency and to meet the intent of joint and interagency interoperability

Los Alamos, Nm

Guest scientist at Los Alamos National Laboratory while enrolled in the U.S. Army’s Training with Industry ProgramLeveraged technical and tactical insights into the development of tools, procedures, devices, and training scenarios for specialized units.

Schofield Barracks, Hi

Supervised 15 soldiersDeveloped scopes of work within the platoonProvided mentorship and expert training on the identification, render-safe, exploitation, and disposal of explosive, combat operations in combat zones, and support to federal, state, local, and tribal authorities in defense of the homelandManaged and accounted for $11 million dollars’ worth of equipment.

Eglin Afb, Fl

Technical instructor at a joint service school; conducted classroom and practical instructionResearch, develops and recommended changes to curriculum, instructor and student guides, performed academic and performance counseling for multi-service and international students and provided analytic reports on effectiveness of division trainingServed as range safety officer

Fort Sam Houston, Tx

Supervised two military personnelDeveloped plans of work within the teamPerformed as an Explosive Ordnance Disposal Team Leader, reducing and mitigating hazards from explosive ordnance within the United States and abroadPerformed duties with the United States Secret Service for the protection of the President of the United States and other dignitaries