Serves as the lead military officer responsible for drafting and coordinating all Defense-wide policy for the information operations and psychological operations disciplines.Routinely interfaces with the Office of the Secretary of Defense for Policy, the Office of the Assistant Secretary of Defense for Special Operations and Low-intensity Conflict (SO/LIC), the Joint Staff J39, every Department of Defense Combatant Command, and U.S. Department of State, and the IC for the development and implementation of information operations policy.

Army Interagency Fellow in the Office of Security Assistance at the Department of State’s Bureau of Political-Military Affairs, Office of Security Assistance (PM/SA).Liaison between the State Department’s Office of Security Assistance, the Bureau of Political-Military Affairs, numerous regional bureaus, and the DoD’s Joint Staff and Combatant Commands on a variety of security assistance requirements.

Executive Assistant to the Joint Staff J39 Deputy Director for Global Operations.Scheduled and coordinated executive-level meetings, appointments, and travels for a 1/2-star deputy directorate. Communicated positions and responses for the Joint Staff J39 on a variety of national security issues.Liaised between the J39 and other Joint Staff directorates, Department of Defense and Interagency senior leaders, and the National Security Council Staff.Managed J39 office operations and staff.

Served as the senior PSYOP Officer on the Joint Staff, responsible for advising the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff on all MISO- and information operations-related actions and policies.Developed, staffed, and coordinated MISO policy, doctrine, and plans at the national / strategic level with a focus on supporting the missions of combatant commanders. Integrated information-related capabilities to affect adversary and potential adversary decision making.Advocated the Joint Staff’s position in MISO-related working groups to ensure the alignment of DOD MISO plans, policy, and initiatives across the joint force and the interagency.

Executive Officer for the Army’s largest Psychological Operations battalion.Second in command to the Battalion Commander, responsible for ensuring the execution of the Battalion’s MISO mission to produce, distribute, and disseminate radio, print, television, and electronic media in support of Combatant Commanders, special operations task forces, and U.S. Country Teams.Chief of Staff responsible for 46 subordinate staff officers.Ensured resourcing and support to five special operations PSYOP companies, consisting of over 500 Soldiers and Civilians.

Operations Officer for the Army’s largest Psychological Operations battalion.Responsible for training and readiness and for planning, coordinating, and integrating the production, distribution, and dissemination of MISO print, broadcast, communications, and audio-video products in support of Geographic Combatant Commanders, joint, combined, and special operations task forces, and U.S. country teams. Responsible for liaison and integration of the battalion into planning as a USNORTHCOM contingency response communications task force headquarters.

Responsible for the development and implementation of personnel, plans, and education models for all PSYOP forces.Focused on PSYOP personnel management issues, to include officer accessions, PSYOP assessment and selection, and personnel policy implementation.

Company Commander for the DoD’s largest PSYOP and Civil Affairs training company.Responsible for the management, training, readiness, health, and welfare of all PSYOP and Civil Affairs (CA) students completing the PYSOP and CA qualification courses.

Responsible for the training, development, and operational employment of a regional PSYOP detachment aligned to the United States CENTCOM Area of Responsibility. Deployed to Qatar and Afghanistan to conduct PSYOP in support of Operation Enduring Freedom in 2009.

Attended the Psychological Operations Qualification Course, Advanced Regional Studies Course (USCENTCOM AOR), and Special Operations Language Training Course (Arabic). Preceded by attendance at the Army's Maneuver Captain's Career Course at Fort Benning, Georgia

Responsible for developing and implementing training to enable a special forces battalion to operate in chemical, biological, radiological, or nuclear (CBRN)- contaminated environment.Deployed with 3rd Battalion, 7th Special Forces Group to Kandahar, Afghanistan, in support of Operation Enduring Freedom in 2006 and served as the battalion battle captain. Functioned as the primary liaison between Operational Detachments Alpha (ODAs) in the field and the battalion commander and staff at the task force headquarters.