Supports the Defense Prisoner of War/Missing in Action Accounting Agency (DPAA) Network Integration Program by providing Cybersecurity Support. Primarily responsible for the complation and revisions to the Infromation Assurance and guidance regarding Department of Defense (DoD) policies and as well as orignizational policies. Also supports also support IA technical staff by documenting existing policies to ensure compliant organizational posture.Duties Include:Performing IA inspections of organizational policies, procedures or other documentation.Assisting IA team with Department of Defense Information Assurance and Accreditation Process (DIACAP).Writing and reviewing Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs).Remediate system findings across DPAA networks in accordance with mandates from USCYBERCOM and under the direction of the IAO/ISSO.Assisting network vulnerability and analysis team.Performing IA inspections of organizational policies, procedures or other documentation and completes updates to maintain compliance with DoD requirements.

Provides technical support to the LAN/WAN systems administrators involving computer support and cable configuration; upgrade LAN from coax cable to 10-Base-T twisted pair.Installing UTP, CAT 5, CAT6, ATM, Broadband and Fiber Optic cable. Installation includes lay out, pulling and punching down the cables to punch blocks, patch panels, wall plates and connection to the computer. Also Install SC, ST, FC, FIDI and BNC connectors, CISCO network equipment, SUN servers, and provided support for World Wide on line systems (WWOLS).Setup, install and configure customer desktop computers, cabling them to the networks. Provide Hardware support on a 24/7 operation.

Served as a Security Operations supervisor in an earth terminal satellite company. Mentored and trained more than six employees. Accountable for the physical and environmental security, installation, and maintenance of security systems, which monitor unit personnel operations and actions. Ensured proper daily preventive maintenance functions were performed in accordance with published schedules.• Monitor personnel in/out processing via Joint Personnel Adjudication System (JPAS) on a daily basis• Oversee the processing of personnel security via the E-QIP for processing investigation requests• Authorize and ensure proper documentation of incoming/outgoing visitor requests• Operate and maintain badge system for the more than 50 employees that work on the installation• Prepare and review SF 86 questionnaires for submission within time frame allotted• Revamped Physical Security program and operating procedures in accordance with National Security and DOD Directives and Department of the Army regulations• Conduct six to ten monthly briefings and debriefings for newly assigned and departing personnel• Determine the suitability and security eligibility of individuals for entry and retention in sensitive and non-sensitive positions• Monitor, maintain and install security systems and equipment to ensure that sensitive information, equipment and sensitive material are not compromised• Prepare reports advising senior management on security issues

.Served as J6 Help desk supervisor in a reach back within the United States Forces Afghanistan (USFOR-A) with a mission to provide knowledge and information management capabilities to USFOR-A to enable U.S. war fighters the ability to decisively execute joint and combined operations including missions for host nation training and development; responsible for the daily operations of the Help Desk operating and maintaining the net-centric services on the strategic local area network and enforcing information assurance compliance guidelines through a combination of two service members and four contractors.• Implemented a client movement, removal, and install workflow that saves critical man-hours by providing a one-stop for reporting and tracking such Remedy tickets• Periodically reviewed and evaluated personnel security files, and made recommendations to suspend or restrict security clearances• Responsible for the operation and maintenance of approximately 600 client workstations valued over $500,000• Supervised the installation of over $15,000 of equipment, during a period of one month without any loss or damage• Oversaw preparation conferences for Central Command (CENTCOM) dignitaries• Processed security background checks for incoming personnel• Served as Help Desk supervisor and performed duties as the liaison for the 25th Signal Battalion• Implemented an in depth USFOR-A schematic to ensure mission readiness for future installs, updates, and troubleshooting

Provided follow-on tactical support to signal packages for semi-permanent and permanent tactical automation, network installation, and informational systems in support of U.S. Army Forces Command (FORSCOM) Joint Task Force (JTF), Joint Force Land Component Commander (JFLCCs), and Army Service Component Command (ASCC); responsible for communications equipment and vehicles valued at over $400,000• Accountable for maintenance and operation of commercial installer equipment and associated devices valued in excess of $400,000, resulting in zero loss• Responsible for the training, mentorship, and welfare of team members, and ensuring assigned equipment remains mission capable• Installed, operated, repaired and performed unit level maintenance on tactical and commercial coaxial cable, wire, fiber optic, voice over internet protocol (VOIP) telephone, cable rack, engineering installation package, and CAT-5 wire systems, to include Digital Group Multiplexers (DGM), Remote Multiplexing Combiners (RMC), repeaters, restorers, voltage protection devices, telephones, test stations, and related equipment• Supervised, planned, and coordinated all cable system installation-maintaining with company or higher headquarters

Served as the cable Outside Plant Non Commissioned Officer In Charge (NCOIC) for a Direct Signal Support Team managing the supervision training, readiness, and welfare of 6 personnel in a forward deployed theater signal company supporting United States Army Forces, Central Command (USARCENT) US Forces-Iraq (USF-I) and other forces actively engaged in Operation New Dawn; responsible for the installation, maintenance, construction and fabrication of materials that support building integrity of secured cable and wire distribution systems. • Oversaw the refurbishing and renovation of 5 Tactical Operation Centers (TOCs) in support of US Forces-Iraq (USF-I) drawdown for 40,000 redeploying soldiers• Surveyed and installed over 2000 feet of 24 strand fiber optic cables in manholes which resulted in 85% TEMPEST compliance for Camp Virginia• Responsible for the recalculation and availability of DSN lines project, which resulted in a 15% increase in line usage on Camp Virginia • Responsible for a cable mission which allowed 173 users to communicate throughout the network• Served as senior supervisor over of a 23 hour mission drawdown deadline of December 2011 that aided in 3-1 Cavalry Brigade Army Logistics Operation Center (ALOC's) mission to redeploy 1 Brigade and 6 Battalions totaling 36 Company’s supporting well over 4,000 soldiers

Performed duties as a Senior Cable/Antenna Systems Installer at Forward Operating Base (FOB) Salerno; Outside Plant (OSP) Non Commissioned In Charge (NCOIC) in a forward deployed Tactical Installation Networking (TIN) Company; responsible for the installation of voice and data communication for commercial Fiber Optic Systems, CAT-5, CAT-6, LAN/WAN systems and copper cabling equipment; responsible for the safety, welfare, training and professional development of ten soldiers; maintained accountability and maintenance of $250,000 worth of equipment and vehicles.• Surveyed, assessed, and completed the re-configuration of the Special Forces Advanced Operating Base’s telecommunication network without service interruption• Validated the Fiber Fusion Splicing system (FMS-18S) required for the Joint Tactical Operations Center installation; completely installed and validated the network• Instrumental in saving the Army $85,000 by uncovering costly infrastructure errors during analysis of the Joint Tactical Operation Center communications project• Received a Certificate of Achievement from the 82nd Airborne Division Commander for technical and tactical knowledge during the JRTC exercise at Fort Polk• Implemented a tough and rigorous Preventive Maintenance Checks and Services (PMCS) program ensuring all platoon vehicles and equipment remain combat ready at all times