• Research Information Operations (IO) capabilities, Urgent Operational Needs Statements and operational requirements submitted by Unified Combatant Commanders and the numbered Fleet Commanders for presentation to the IO Cross Functional Team for prioritization and submission to U.S Fleet Forces Command. As required, generate issue papers/PowerPoint presentations and charts to defend these submissions.• Update and maintain Navy Tactical Information Operations Capabilities Assessment document to support POM 16 submissions. Monitor and review Carrier/Expeditionary Strike Group after Action reports/message traffic to assess gaps in Cryptologic/IO capability and Concepts of Operation as applicable. Archive and catalog gaps in the Naval Tool for Interoperability and Risk Assessment (NTIRA) as identified.• Assist in Intelligence Community budget structure; NIP-specific resource programming methodology; NSA-unique budget structure, Basis of Estimates process and resource programming by coordinating Consolidated Cryptologic Program readiness assessments. Generate issue papers/PowerPoint presentations and charts, for executive-level presentations to senior decision-makers.

• Support EW branch (N2/N6F32) Program of Record Requirements Officers (RO) by providing in-depth analysis of EW/SIGINT system employment for potential use in improving, and adjusting EW capabilities to meet Navy requirements and war fighting capability gaps. Additionally, provide EW/SIGINT system return on investment metrics to the Deputy Chief of Naval Operations for Information Dominance.• Support N2/N6F32 Requirements Officers with technical expertise regarding shipboard SIGINT collection and EW systems including verbal and written analysis for the employment to include the Ships Signals Exploitation Equipment (SSEE), systems associated with the Carry-on Program and the Ships Electronic Warfare Improvement Program (SEWIP).• Provide management support to N2/N6F32 through liaison with the other Services, the Maritime Coordination Committee (MCC) and other organizations by coordinating meetings, reviewing/answering requests for information, tracking issues, and preparing draft responses related to N2/N6F32 EW/SIGINT and Information Operations programs

• Managed the production of SIGINT/EW based intelligence summary reports in support of Fleet and National level intelligence consumers. • Supervised the maintenance of SIGINT/EW and all-source intelligence databases used to gather targeting data and operating characteristics while protecting sensitive methods and sources.• Electronic Counter Measure (ECM) systems subject matter expert. Developed and managed the implementation of tactics, techniques, and procedures to improve Coalition aircraft communications while operating in congested electro-magnetic environments. Provided in-depth analysis used to mitigate communications interference caused by ground based ECM systems. • Supervised all facets of Counter RCIED (Remote Control Improvised Explosive Device) Electronic Warfare (CREW) based EW for the Army’s 203rd Special Troops and 110th Field Artillery Battalions to include organizing Electronic Warfare, and Counter Improvised Explosive Device training, Duke Software updates and load-outs, and maintaining Radio Controlled Improvised Explosive Device threat databases.

• Managed shipboard EW/SIGINT collection resource allocation, for three EW/SIGINT capable surface ships. Responsible for adjusting collection priorities and unit tasking as required satisfying Strike Group and Fleet Intelligence needs.• Division Training Officer. Developed, implemented and coordinated technical readiness training to more than 70 Sailors. Training ensured the readiness and technical competency of deploying Cryptologic Direct Support teams. Training subjects included tactical application and operation of EW/SIGINT collection equipment, intelligence fusion, and tactical SIGINT reporting.• Developed and executed signals research and development mission plans to include exploitation of satellite and cellular communications.

• Responsible for the professional development of Navy instructors for the Basic Morse Code School and the professional, technical training and development of Navy students attending The Basic and advanced Morse Code Collection Operator courses. • Managed the implementation of technical instruction for more than 200 Sailors annually. Directly instructed more than 400 multi service students annually. Developed and implemented special lesson plans used for at risk students.