As a member of the Meta Global Security Red Team, challenge Global Security to improve its effectiveness by conducting operational assessments, critically analyzing key security decisions, and assuming adversarial roles and points of view to inform key Global Security decisions.-Led 10 Red Team assessments with a team of six to eight security analysts, utilizing open-source intelligence to plan, coordinate, and identify physical security and access control vulnerabilities. -Manage projects focused on intellectual property protection, supply chain vulnerabilities, counter-executive protection ops, and competitive technical intelligence.-Write policy, develop roadmaps, and develop transparent programs focused on the client's needs.-Provided enterprise detection and coordinated response to physical security, safety, business continuity events, and assisted field-based security specialists, site security facilitators, and program stakeholders.-Research, develop, and apply offensive tactics, techniques, and procedures to mimic relevant threat actors effectively testing risk mitigation policies and providing recommendations for improvements.-Conducted covert and overt surveillance, counter-surveillance, and protective intelligence, collaborating with cross-functional teams to ensure timely stakeholder notifications of critical incidents.

-Principal advisor to the Operations Director for combat diver training programs matters.-Supervised the Global Security and Reconnaissance Operations Center (GSOC/ROC) consisting of 10 team leads responsible for monitoring security alarms, resource dispatching, travel safety, quick reaction force (QRF) response, and providing data-driven reports informing stakeholders of critical incidents.-Developed, implemented, and audited internally and externally developed security plans.-Managed a $100K operating budget and $1.5M in specialized diving equipment while coordinating 100+ training events with external agencies, achieving $50K in savings.-Developed and implemented a new training program, increasing Combatant Diver certifications by 120% and improving individual recurring certification rates by 40%.

-Managed professional and technical development of 120+ GSOC/ROC staff, enhancing individual and team performance.-Supervised 10 GSOC/ROC team leads across various day-to-day functions, assessing potential risks related to people, intellectual property, and technology databases. -Tracked and monitored program commitments providing risk analysis to program administrators, ensuring all objectives and obligations were met within the designated budget.-Coordinated instruction on maritime vessels, dive supervisor qualifications standards, and dive preparation courses increasing the company’s capabilities by 60%.-Planned, coordinated, and led evaluation teams to conduct security assessments and provide expert instruction on maritime counter-narcotic operations.

-Managed 10 GSOC/ROC team leads in assessing risks and threats to technology databases, ensuring optimal system functionality and timely stakeholder notification of critical incidents. -Established security operational objectives and work plans, delegated assignments, and ensured appropriate staffing coverage and alignment of position responsibilities for each shift.-Initiated and maintained strategic planning to keep pace with the growth of business teams, the number of sites, and evolving customer and stakeholder needs, leading to the constant improvement of GSOC/ROC capabilities. -Built, led, managed, and motivated teams in a dynamic, rapidly evolving, and cross-functional environment.-Monitored and tracked key performance indicators (KPIs) as per client MSA, ensuring compliance with expectations and policies, and developed and maintained security-services performance metrics and related reports.

-Subject matter expert (SME) for the closed-circuit team, responsible for the safety of 65+ instructor staff and students in a high-risk training environment.-Trained 750+ service members in military diving operations, operational characteristics of closed-circuit diving, scout swimming techniques, and day/night clandestine infiltration/exfiltration dives.-Oversaw daily operations, including managing curriculum implementation, continuous improvement, and applying industry best practices.-Provided 120+ hours of combatant diving operational procedures training, applying various instructional techniques, including hands-on curriculum.-Taught amphibious reconnaissance observation techniques focusing on combatant diver security countermeasures and technical and mechanical breaching.-Managed two off-site Training Teams teaching a Dive Supervisor Course, qualifying 29 students as SCUBA and MK-25 diving supervisors.