Randy Davidson Email & Phone Number

Sierra Vista, Az, Us

Sierra Vista, Az

Surveillance Role Player to support the Army’s Huachuca Training and Support Contract (HTASC), conducting foot, vehicular, multi-mode, and combination-mode surveillance. Part time. Experience gained from experience and practical experience as a US Army Counterintelligence Special Agent and DEA Intelligence Specialist.

10 years (combined) assisting in the developmental testing (DT), operational test (OT) and integrated testing of intelligence collection and C5 systems by becoming familiar with the system under test, test procedures and conduct of testing, data collection, analysis, and reporting. Currently conducting tests on Enhanced Medium Altitude Reconnaissance and Surveillance System (EMARSS). Previous systems include: Distributed Common Ground System-A (DCGS-A); Link Analysis; VIGILANT PURSUIT (Tactical SIGINT and HUMINT Pursuit Vehicle) MRAP-TSPV (Systems: RED RACE, ROGUE, KING FISH, NEBULA, LUNAR ECLIPSE, DUKE-CREW); Aerostat Surge Support Deployment; Expanded Position Location Radio System (EPLRS); Global Positioning System (GPS); FORCE XXI Battle Command Brigade-and-Below (FBCB2) Communications System; and Joint Tactical Information Distribution (JTIDS). Position include: Field Engineer, Test Operations Lead, Field Test Coordinator, Data Collection Lead, RAM data collector and RAM Lead.

Worldwide

01/2015 to Present: EPIPHANY Corp., Field Engineer (Engineering Tech 5), Test and Evaluation of Intelligence gathering and Communication equipment for US government. OT and DT.04/2011 to 09/2014: ManTech. Engineering Tech 4, Test and Evaluation of Intelligence gathering and Communication equipment for US government. OT and DT.12/2009 to 10/2010: Raytheon. Create and update Counterintelligence (CI), Human Intelligence (HUMINT) and Terrorism lesson plans, teaching guides and Program of Instruction (POI).09/2001 to 10/2009: Drug Enforcement Administration. Research and analysis of complicated on-going criminal enterprises. Extensive reporting on complicated criminal and intelligence issues.05/2001 to 10/2001; GS-334/11 Computer Security Specialist; Department of Defense computer systems security manager.05/1999 to 05/2001; GS-391/09 Telecommunications Specialist; DOD INTERN Program. 11/1995 to 05/1999; BAE. Engineering Technician, Testing and evaluation of intelligence and communications-electronics equipment.11/1994 to 11/1995; Assistant security manager for Operational Testing (OT) of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAV).05/1993 to 11/1993; On-site Supervisor, Somali Linguist Augmentation Program in Mogadishu, Somalia08/1992 to 02/1993; Instructed and critiqued Counterintelligence Special Agent students.06/1993 to 08/1993, Personnel Coordinator and Shift director for the UAV Technical Evaluation Test (TET) and Limited User Test (LUT 1).05/1982 to 12/1991; US Army Counterintelligence Special Agent (Investigator/analyst); Conducted full range of sensitive counterintelligence investigative and analytical duties.01/1971 to 05/982. Supported intelligence, communications-electronics, Special Weapons and presidential support efforts worldwide.

World Wide

Counterintelligence (CI) Special Agent (Investigator/analyst). Top Secret/SCI and AR 50-5 (Nuclear Surety Program) cleared.Experienced in research, analysis, collection and operations of intelligence, HUMINT and CI operations. Have worked in most areas of the collection and production cycle. Prepared, presented and coordinated training for soldiers and civilians relating to security and intelligence related duties. Conducted innumerable Threat briefings during various assignments. Worked US Air Force Yokota Portal for teams exiting and entering denied areas. Experienced and trained in interview, interrogation and elicitation. Collection Management trained.Experienced briefer for personnel up to and including General Officers.Conducted full range of sensitive counterintelligence investigative and analytical duties. Supported Intelligence and Security Command (INSCOM) during tours with 500th MI Bde , Japan (Detachment Sergeant, 181st MI; US Army CI for the Pacific basin-minus Korea); 501st MI BDE, Korea (Team leader for Operations Security Evaluation Team) and Somalia as Somali Language Augmentation Program. Additional assignments: A/319 MI, Fort Bragg, Senior CI Agent for XVIII ABN Corps TOC; B/519, Fort Bragg, Operations Sergeant, US Army sole tactical CI unit; S2 for US Army Intelligence School, Goodfellow AFB. Detachment Sergeant, 181st MI I was responsible for CI Agents stationed in Camp Zama, Yokota, Misawa, Okinawa, Kobe; and CI personnel TDY in China and the Philippines. Coordinated to keep their professional training current and career development on-track. ICF fund coordinator and budget coordinator. S-2 for US Army Intelligence School, Goodfellow AFB. AS Senior CI Agent for XVIII ABN Corps TOC, A/319 MI, Fort Bragg, and Operations Sergeant for B/519, Fort Bragg, US Army’s sole tactical CI unit. Briefed on a daily basis for personnel up to and including general officers.

Worldwide

Worked in field stations, Special Weapons sites and Special Security Offices (SSO) in support of communications, intelligence and presidential support operations.

El Paso, Tx; Sierra Vista, Az; Tucson, Az, Afghanistan

US Department of Justice, Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA). Work Week: 40 to 60+ hours per week. Experienced in research, analysis, collection and operations of complicated on-going criminal enterprises. Extensive reporting on complicated criminal and intelligence issues. Interview and elicitation trained and experienced. Liaison with outside law enforcement activities; federal, state, and local. Counselor for new DEA intelligence personnel, DEA Academy, Quantico, Virginia August through October 2009. Assigned as the personal DEA liaison on the staff of Commanding General (CG) Rodriguez, 82nd Airborne Division, Bagram, Afghanistan, February 2007 to November 2007. Briefed CG on a daily basis. Assigned as the sole DEA intelligence operator to the Interagency Operations Coordination Center (IOCC), combined United States (US) and United Kingdom (UK) Counter narcotics intelligence element, August 2006 to February 2008. In August 2003 I was presented with the DEA Certificate of Appreciation for Outstanding Contributions in the field of drug law enforcement.In September 2004, I was presented with the DEA award for Exceptional Performance, for Dedication to Duty and Outstanding Contributions. With the Exceptional Performance award I received a $1,000 cash award.An original member of the DEA Intelligence Specialist Mentor Program. After certification, we were assigned junior intelligence personnel to advise, counsel and develop in the career field, much like the ‘Train The Trainer’ in the military.Took and passed the FBI Offensive Drivers Course prior to deploying to Afghanistan.Retired 31 October 2009, 32 years combined Federal Service, GS-0132-13.people are asking why I retired if I am still working. Short answer: I stumbled into what is called "Public Corruption". I retired and filed law suits. It was covered up as the main person is a national level politically connected individual.

Ft Huachuca, Az

GS-334/11 Computer Security Specialist; Theatre Network Operations Security Center (TNOSC), Ft Huachuca, AZ 85613.Top Secret/SCI security clearance.Department of Defense computer systems security manager. Personal security: badging, security clearances, security training, physical security. Hired by DEA.

Ft Huachuca, Az

MAY 1999 to May 2001; Work week: 40 hours per week; GS-391/09 Telecommunications Specialist (INTERN); US Army Telecommunications Directorate (ATD), Ft Huachuca, AZ 85613. DOD INTERN Program. Formal training on communications, networking and electronics. Completed Internship. Attended innumerable working groups, training forums and review committees relating to training. Over saw contract performance relating to communications as part of the BRAC. Prepared and presented briefings as a part of my schedule.

Ft Huachuca, Az

November 1995 to May 1999; Work week: 40 hours per week; Engineering Technician, Contractor; US Army Electronic Proving Grounds, Ft Huachuca, AZ 85613. Top Secret/SCI security clearance.Testing and evaluation of intelligence equipment and communications-electronics equipment for the Department of Defense and Allied foreign countries. Projects monitored, supported and assisted with communications support: Joint Tactical Unmanned Aerial vehicle (JTUAV), Expanded Position Location Radio System (EPLRS), Global Positioning System (GPS), FORCE XXI Battle Command Brigade-and-Below (FBCB2) Communications System, and Joint Tactical Information Distribution (JTIDS). Served as photographer and communications specialist and data collector.

Ft Huachuca, Az

November 1994 to November 1995; Work week: 40 hours per week; Security Manager Assistant, GS-086; TEXCOM/IEWTD, Ft Huachuca, AZ 85613.Assistant security manager for Operational Testing (OT) of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAV) for the Department of Defense. Responsible for physical security, personal security: badging, security clearances, and security training for UAV operational areas.Received DoD Official Commendation for duties performed while JTUAV security manager.