Jeff Mccormack Email & Phone Number

La Mesa, Ca, Us

San Diego, California, United States

Deputy ISSM, FA 5239 Checklist Inspector, PDS Inspector, USMC Validator for RMF, and Cybersecurity Work Force Program Manager

Camp Pendleton Marine Corps Base, California, United States

MITSC West G6 Cybersecurity A&A Lead

Camp Pendleton Marine Corps Base, California, United States

A&A Analyst & RMF Specialist

Camp Pendleton Marine Corps Base, California, United States

I MEF G6 Help Desk Manager

Camp Pendleton, Ca

Security Manager performed administrative controls while maintaining accountability for all classified materials and equipment. Submit personnel security visitor requests and populate the Joint Personnel Adjudication System access roster for the building and host all security training. - Electronic Key Management System Manager maintaining 100% accountability and serviceability on all equipment assigned to the G-3 section. Maintain accountability for over 660 classified hard drives and over 600 classified binders and documents. - Meticulously manage complex daily schedules for three different conference rooms being used by over 500 personnel daily.- Controlled open purchasing a value of over $25,250,000 working with the supply section using multiple vendors, websites, and government contracts. - Managed all administrative tasks for over 190 personnel: morning report, temporary additional duty, leave, retirement, re-location, re-enlistment, end of service request, defense travel system, credit card balance, medical and dental reports, share point rights, share drive rights, and Marine Online rights.- Provided seamless transition with no loss in support or delays in operational awareness during classified computer tech refresh of over 360 suites

Helmand, Afghanistan

Increased efficiency by 200% by producing the only standard operating procedures for counter narcotics which was later adopted by higher command for overall Afghanistan’s counter narcotics standard operating procedures. Developed and managed two different webpages on three different classified networks. - Gathered, analyzed and briefed the intelligence reports on counter narcotics operations to the following: counter narcotics officer, operations officer, targeting board members, drug enforcement administration liaison, and drug enforcement administration foreign deployed advisory support team operators. - Increased efficiency of as the isolated personnel report manager to 98% for over 1100 personnel deployed in Afghanistan area of operation. - Flight coordinator for section and distinguished visitors and flight team commander for deployment and redeployment flights of over 300 personnel.- Managed and maintained 100% completeness on all training requirements in Afghanistan set by 4 different higher commands

Balboa Hosiptal, San Diego, Ca

Mentored and advocated for over 80 wounded, ill or injured Marines and Sailors daily, on medical care, transition plans, daily activities, accountability, and education. Liaison between Marines parent commands and the detachment as the representative for the Marine and Sailor. Selected by the Battalion Commander to establish and implement policies and procedures at the new detachment in Hawaii with the Officer in Charge. - Collected, maintained and analyzed confidential medical information on all patients with the detachment, and liaison with medical case managers, hospital staff on treatment plans and goal specific to each individual based on their disabilities and which course of action will be taken. - Mentored and coached over 100 Marines on their performance, conduct and instruction on professional military education requirements and pushed retention rate to 99% through applied leadership, mentoring, and training- Reduced delinquency in processes at wounded warriors by 50%, check-in and check-out process was rewritten to ensure relevancy for wounded warriors.

Baghdad, Iraq

Directly responsible for the lives and well-being of a 2 Star General, Executive Officer, and 8 members of my personal security detail team daily in a combat zone. Successfully served as a convoy commander for over 265 tactical convoys and 423 non-tactical ground movements - Gathered, analyzed, and briefed the intelligence reports to convoy team before all tactical ground movements to increase team’s efficiency by 100%. - Increased team’s efficiency by 200% by planning, coordinating, and conducting 58 route familiarization and reconnaissance missions, publishing personal security detail standard operating procedures and conducting weekly training to maintain situation awareness. - Trail blazed technological innovation by training and troubleshooting gear and equipment to meet mission readiness and ensuring proficiency and situation awareness. - Increased teams efficiency by upgrading gear with new vehicles and new weapon systems to meet mission readiness.

Baghdad, Iraq

Administratively tracked and maintained records of all personnel assigned to the Unit. - Processed 20 new Marines into the unit: billeting, security access badges, in processing brief and arrange follow on transportation if required. - Processed over 40 evaluations and over 20 awards.- Liaised between Marine Central Command Florida, Kuwait, Afghanistan, and Iraq staff members. - Assisted over 40 Marines with government credit card and filling their travel claim through defense travel system to receive their payments in a timely manner.

Ali Al Salem, Kuwait

Provide a seamless transition for personnel inbound and outbound for Kuwait, Iraq, and Afghanistan: follow on coordinate with transportation, billeting, weapons, ammunition, and any other flight coordination to other locations. - Self-instructed on Air transportation scheduling programs in order to track flights using different tracking and booking systems to book in and out bound flights. - Coordinated over 35 Distinguished Visitors travel arrangements and processed over 30 Marines requiring Emergency Leave.- Increased efficiency by developing procedures, policies on: weapons and ammunition issue, redeploying, Rest & Relaxation flights, Air Transportation scheduling program and Distinguished Visitor missions - Conducted security and fire inspections of the mobile armory to meet 100% mission readiness and safety. - Provided for seamless transition for over 1800 Marines participating in deployment and redeployment through the Kuwait hub.

Stuttgart, Germany

Prepared and briefed over 100 daily reports to the Marine Forces Europe (MARFOREUR) Commanding General and Staff and over 150 turnover briefs to oncoming staff members. - Maintained and monitored situational awareness on 92 countries throughout the area of responsibility - Increased physical security of Marine Forces Europe Headquarters building by implementing and developing new security policies and training new guard personal (Random Anti-terrorism Measures Exercises). - Administratively prepared and disseminated over 75 command situation reports to staff. Received, assigned and tracked the status of over 140 staff actions assigned to the command.- Provided for seamless transition for over 200 Marines entering and exiting the area of responsibility.

Quantico, Va

SECURITY BATTALION, QUANTICO, VA (2001 – 2005)PATROLMAN/ARMORY/TRAINING/COMMUTATION CHIEF/ASSISTANT INTEL CHIEF/PLATOON SERGEANT Advised the Logistics Officer on matters pertaining to base communications, security, training, and operations but not limited to base. Maintain 100% accountability for all Military Police vehicles, equipment associated with the vehicles, weapons, and ammunitions along with all the training requirements. - Transitioned over 125 users from legacy systems (old computer system) to a new Navy and Marine Corps Intranet (NMCI) Computer system by functioning as lead point of contact and training personal on the new operating system.- Managed the Consolidated Memorandum Receipt of approximately a $750K value as the communication chief.- Increased efficiency by developing procedures, policies and training correspondence for the unit.- Trail blazed technological innovation by training and troubleshooting during introduction of new equipment.

Camp Pendleton, Ca

- Trained in Riot Control, Mount Operations, and HELO Operations - Directly supervising: Fire Team leader as a Lance Corporal (3 Marines), Squad Leader/Section - - - Leader as a Corporal (13 Marines), and Platoon Sergeant as a Corporal (60 Marines)- Responsible for training, administration, professional education, civilian education, and personal/family issues- Daily planning, operation planning, and mission accomplishment- Completed a Westpac deployment on the USS ESSEX LH2 whiling being assigned on both recovering teams for the Marine Expeditionary Unit (MEU) for personal and gear

Associate Of Arts (Aa), General Studies, With Cum Laude Honors

Activities and Societies: Global War on terrorism

Prevention And Response To Suicide / Terrorist Bombing

Activities and Societies: Global War on Terrorism / USMC- Incident Response to Terrorist Bombing Performance Level Training Course.