Serves as the G2 Collection Manager for the 25th Infantry Division (25th ID). Responsible for directing tasks and activities related to the proper development, prioritization, and tracking, of requirements for the 25th ID Commander and staff. Understands the sustainment needs of all organic assets while ensuring collection requirements meet the needs of 2nd Infantry Brigade Combat Team (2IBCT), 3IBCT, 25th Division Artillery (25th DIV ARTY), 25 Combat Aviation Brigade (25th CAB), and 25th Division Sustainment Brigade (25th DSB). Supports Operations Plan (OPLAN)/Contingency Plan (CONPLAN) development, Intelligence Warfighter Function (IWfF) readiness, exercise support (command post exercises (CPX), BCT Joint Readiness Training Center (JRTC) validation exercises, Pacific Pathways rotations, and Warfighter exercises), and real-world intelligence production. Advises the G2 on the career management of 17 military intelligence warrant officers. Interfaces with the Division Senior Warrant Officer Council and provides mentorship to Division MI leaders.

Army Futures Command (AFC) Processing, Exploitation and Dissemination (PED) Capabilities Development Manager, responsible for directing and managing current and future force intelligence capabilities to ensure they are consistent with Joint and Army operations concepts through Doctrine, Organization, Training, Material, Leadership and Education, Personnel, and Facilities (DOTmLPF) evaluations.

Directed, supervised, and mentored 118 NCOs, DA Civilians and contract instructors. Was responsible for all operational aspects of the 35F10 course to include development, scheduling, and instruction. Incorporated new doctrine and tactics, techniques and procedures based on feedback from lessons learned from the operational force. Trainedand evaluated instructors to ensure students received the best possible training during their 16+ weeks of instruction. Integrated 35F10 training across all Military Intelligence courses across Fort Huachuca.

All-Source Intelligence Technician serving as the Brigade Intelligence Support Element (BISE) Chief for a Stryker Brigade Combat Team consisting of three Infantry Battalions, a Cavalry Squadron, a Field Artillery Battalion, a Brigade Support Battalion, and a Brigade Troops Battalion with over 4,200 Soldiers. Responsible for the technical supervision of Soldiers assigned to the ACE. Manages Intelligence Support to the Military Decision Making Process. Ensures fusion of multi-disciplined intelligence in analysis, products, and support to targeting. Provides technical guidance to the Brigade and Battalion staffs regarding all aspects of the enemy threat. Provides intelligence that answers the Commander's PIRs. Supervises, advises and manages All Source Intelligence training in support of unit operations. Integrates the use of automations in support of Intelligence Operations.

Served as the Senior Intelligence Analyst for Task Force ODIN responsible for training, accountability, health and welfare of multiple Soldiers in direct support of United States Forces Afghanistan (USFOR-A) and Combined Joint Task Force 82 (CJTF-82). Provided analysis and evaluations of intelligence holdings to determine changes in enemy capabilities and vulnerabilities; ensured accurate production and timely dissemination of intelligence summaries and threat warnings to Task Force ODIN and subordinate elements. Served as the Senior Analyst for the Aerial Reconnaissance Support Team, with special emphasis is counter-IED operations.