Directly supports Night Vision and Electronic Sensors Directorate(NVESD) at the Systems Integrations Lab (SIL) at Ft BelvoirAs a senior Systems Engineer III on a range of complex program activities requiring application of a wide range of qualitative and/or quantitative methods for assessment of complex management processes, systems and mission support programs. Analyzes and resolves hardware/software system failures. Evaluates technical specifications, vendor and research agency technical literature and customer-supplied information. Research, evaluates, and provides feedback on problematic trends and patterns related to customer support requirements. Worked with C4ISR systems (UAVs, aerostats and 80/107ft surveillance towers) and various other Force protection assets. Able to configure and operate many different surveillance hardware platforms such as: Cameras (FLIR/AXIS, Close Circuit Television cameras both fixed, and Pan, Tilt, Zoom, Thermal Imaging Cameras), Radars (Vista/FLIR R3D and RS220/SR Hawk) and other IR and countermeasure systems used by todays military to include,(HGH Spynel, laser illuminators/Laser Range Finders , AFATDS,AMDWS, CWS,FBCB2,SDS (Shot detection system, and Black Fiber) Unattended Ground detection systems ( MIDS UGS,EUGS,BAIS). Wireless Radios (Motorola PTP 600/700).Conducting training programs on all topics and designs and develops training programs. Performs technical system analysis of very complex weapons systems, defense or homeland security systems and/or weapon portfolios, acquisition-related engineering and technical management functions; such as electrical and/or mechanical engineering, aeronautical systems and/or engineering, systems, software engineering, integration and testing with said systems, and the manufacturing, production and quality assurance, standardization, modeling and simulation, and test and evaluation.

Performs at all levels of total system product to include: concept, design, fabrication, test, installa-tion, operation, maintenance and disposal. Ensures the logical and systematic conversion of customer or product requirements into total sys-tems solutions that acknowledge technical, schedule, and cost constraints. Performs functional analysis, timeline analysis, detail trade studies, requirements allocation and interface definition studies to translate customer requirements into hardware and software specifi-cations, include fielding, Installation, and training requirements. Defined and identified program needs with technical, customer, logistics, and operations depart-ments. Based on identified needs, develops outline of training program and reviews with appropri-ate management personnel. Conducts training programs on all topics and designs and develops training program elements/modules. Tests trainees to measure their learning, progress, and to evaluate effectiveness of training presen-tations. Worked with management to modify tests to ensure effectiveness. Based on this evaluation, modi-fies training for future sessions as necessary. Formulates training schedules and is involved in the creation of training policies. Utilizes knowledge of identified training needs, company processes, business systems, or changes in prod-ucts, procedures, or services to ensure training is relevant and effective. Overseen and reviewed the development of teaching aids including training manuals, demonstra-tion models, reference materials and visual aids .Reviewed the products with management to en-sure they are effective. Works with management to employ best practice training principles to en-sure program effectiveness. Provided guidance and direction to less experienced trainers utilizing strong technical and training skills. Debugged and troubleshot complex analog, digital, and C2 systems. Managed numerous projects simultaneously.

As a senior analyst on a range of complex program activities requiring application of a wide range of qualitative and/or quantitative methods for assessment of complex management processes, systems and mission support programs. Performs a variety of complex analytical tasks in support of one or more contract programs. Develops plans and monitors tasks to meet contractual/project requirements for assigned programs). Establishes and defines program plan requirements and directs or performs in-depth studies to determine optimum program plans. Develops reports and analyzes performance metrics and programmatic documents against plans to ensure that contractual, cost, and schedule objectives are met. Interacts regularly with customers and other industry representatives to ensure Conducts research conformance to customer requirements. and develops information to understand major weapons, or other defense or homeland security systems and information systems and structures to include financial, technical and/or engineering data.

Responsible for conducting operator, maintainer, and systems configuration training of a suite of the BETSS-C Force Protection Suite technologies that encompass detection and assessment equip-ment derived for force protection solutions. This force protection System of Systems (SoS) included Unattended Ground Sensor (UGS) sys-tems, Ground Surveillance Radars (GSR), Close Circuit Television cameras (CCTV, both fixed and with Pan, Tilt, Zoom,Thermal Imaging Cameras, the Tactical Automated Security System (TASS) command and control system, and the network architecture necessary to integrate these systems into a cohesive package for force protection. Trained personnel from various branches of service in order to properly prepare them for deploy-ment to the CENTCOM AOR to Iraq and Afghanistan. Worked closely with co-located training teams from other PM offices to integrate technologies, and systems into a cohesive, force protection System of Systems. Developed Programs of Instruction.

Perform duties as ground zero subject matter expert assigned to 4-3ID MITT team, Department of State Personal Security Detail (PSD) and BLACKWATER Security Forces Service members assigned to the Regional Embassy Office in Al- Hillah Iraq for the following CREW systems; DUKE systems V-1/V-2, Self –Screening Vehicle Jammer (SSVJ), Mobile Multi-Band Jammer (MMBJ), Warlock Red and Green jamming systems, the Guardian, Chameleon, and Hunter systems and CVRJ jamming systems. Responsibilities include loading, verifying and updating the load sets based off currentoperational measures before, and after units conduct missions. Monitor and track inventory and issuance of CREW equipment to units also schedulingrequired maintenance. Organize and instruct RCIED courses for unit personnel on the identification and measures taken should they been countered by RCIED/EFP/and UXOs, and how CREW systems counter and jam RCIED( Remote Control Improvised Explosive Device)/ EFP Explosive Force penetrator threats to US personnel forward deployed.