• Developed a weekly Cyber Open-Source Intelligence report, providing the Marketing and Sales teams with an understanding of current cyber threats and how Neustar products could help mitigate those cyber threats.• Built a monthly Web Application Firewall analysis report showing current cyber threat vectors observed which informed NSS customers with observed trends and unique attack payloads identified.• Aggregate, analyze, and disseminate CTI based on data from our various platforms• Monitor information and reporting in a variety of public sources and provide context and education to our internal and external teams• Research the impact of geopolitical events on our customers’ traffic patterns• Perform research on attack tools to determine their signature and if there are gaps in the protection of our security products• Prepare threat brief materials such as dashboards, slides, and white papers• Deliver threat briefs to customers and internal stakeholders

• System Administrator for the Army’s Tactical Ground Station (TGS), responsible for management and maintenance of four servers containing over 15 virtual servers (Red Hat Linux/Windows Server/Window Clients)• Managed and allocated over 30 IP addressed assigning servers with static IPs and configuring a Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) to assign IPs to connected workstations/hosts• Maintained Windows 2012 Active Directory creating accounts for newly assigned individuals as well as conduct periodic account management and deactivated accounts for individuals no longer assigned to the section• Conducted hardware and software upgrades to ensuring the TGS system was in compliance with DoD Cyber Security Policy to include applying Information Assurance Vulnerability Alerts (IAVAs) released by the Communications-Electronics Command• Redesigned the National Training Center’s Geospatial Intelligence Network Architecture by creating and implementing additional virtual local area networks (VLANs) to ensure Geospatial-Intelligence data was routed through the Tactical Ground Station system, replicating real-world operations• Ensure TGS had interoperability with rest of the Division’s Warfighting Functions• Maintained two Cisco 48-port switches, configured ports with appropriate VLANs and Access Control Lists (ACL) and ensuring unused ports were disabled• Routinely conducted troubleshooting operations ensuring limited network and operational downtime• Oversaw the planning, organization, and training of a 20 individual Geospatial Intelligence team• Managed the Intelligence efforts to man, train and equip subordinate organizations that enables their commanders’ operations with the require intelligence to conducted successful large scale conflict operations for worldwide contingency missions• Established and enhanced relationships with key leaders, staff, intelligence agencies, and the joint community to create an environment of informed collaboration

• Managed collection requirements and assets allocation throughout the U.S. Army Europe Area of Operation and across multiple European Command service components• Oversaw multiple Department of the Army level intelligence pilot programs, which were used to inform future intelligence collection and exploration systems, ensuring the future success of Army intelligence platforms against peer adversaries• Served as the U.S. Army Europe's senior intelligence expert in intelligence support to targeting was chosen to instruct 24 Noncommissioned Officers, Warrant Officers, and Commissioned Officers in target mensuration software and intelligence support to targeting• Oversaw all aspects of the intelligence warfighting function within the organization, to include support to the military decision making process, mission analysis and intelligence preparation of the battlefield

• Produced over 100 detailed Geospatial-Intelligence products targeting high-level terrorist facility which severely degraded the overall network's capability to conduct attacks against the United States. • Selected to be the first National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency's (NGA) Targeting Analysts deployed in support of Operation Inherent Resolve, ensuring Geospatial-Intelligence mission was well defined and streamlined the deliberate targeting process from five days to two days• Briefed senior NGA C-level leadership and advised how to better integrate with the Department of Defense to support the Warfighter operations

• System Administrator for the Army’s Tactical Ground Station (TGS), responsible for management and maintenance of four servers containing over 10 virtual servers (Red Hat Linux/Windows Server/Window Clients)• Managed and allocated over 20 IP addressed, assigning servers with static IPs and configuring each attached host/workstation with static IPs• Conducted hardware and software upgrades to ensuring the TGS system was in compliance with DoD Cyber Security Policy to include applying Information Assurance Vulnerability Alerts (IAVAs) released by the Communications-Electronics Command• Maintained two Cisco 48-port switches, configured ports with appropriate VLANs and Access Control Lists (ACL) and ensuring unused ports were disabled• Ensure TGS had interoperability with rest of the Division’s Warfighting Functions• Routinely conducted troubleshooting operations ensuring limited network and operational downtime• Responsible for the planning, organization, and oversight of a 12 individual team as well as the development of Job Qualification Standards for all newly assigned personnel• Spearheaded the creation of one of the first fully functional Geospatial-Intelligence cells in the army by merging the Division's Imagery Intelligence and Terrain sections; vastly improving the capability to provide fused Geospatial-Intelligence products to the Division Commanding General and subordinate units• Hand-selected to lead the Division Intelligence Support Element, established a working relationship with 2nd South Korean Army Corps resulting in increased intelligence sharing with the Division's South Korean counterparts

• Managed and supervised four individuals, responsible for their health, safety, and work preferences.• Produced over 1,000 detailed Geospatial-Intelligence products in support of Special Operation actives throughout South and Central America. • Selected to serve as the Intelligence Directorate Noncommissioned in Charge during a five-country Joint Exercise in Chile. Responsible for the health, safety, and preference of 10 individuals.

• Managed over 4,000 hours of Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (ISR) assets to support Special Operations resulting in the capture of over 1,000 insurgents with an additional 400 high-value individuals.• Produced over 2,00 detailed Geospatial-Intelligence products to support Special Operations lethal and non-lethal combat operations.• Managed and supervised one individual, responsible for their health, safety, and work preference

• Deployed a 15 man Brigade intelligence section from South Korea to Kuwait for combat operations. Responsible for the tracking and operational status of or over $750,000 with of military equipment.• Responsible for all imagery and unmanned Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance (ISR) operations supporting a brigade combat team of 5,200 Soldiers resulting in more than 1800 insurgents to include 27 significant insurgent leaders captured which reduced the overall attacks against Coalition and Iraqi forces and citizens.

• Managed and supervised over ten individuals, responsible for their health, safety, and work preferences.• Managed and provided oversight in the production of more than 2,00 imagery-derived products in support of Theater Operational Plans.• Handed selected to support the United Forces Command - Korea’s Pre-Integrated Tasking Order (ITO) by producing over 600 detailed imagery products which resulted in the first-ever completion of a Pre-ITO.

• Exploited over 2,000 national-level images, authored over 1,260 national imagery reports, and created over 300 annotated imagery graphics that provided senior theater decision-makers with current and accurate intelligence to make vital force posturing decisions. • Lead imagery analysts responsible for closely monitoring the largest Chinese naval exercise and authored 90 daily imagery updates that provided a clear understanding of exercise activity underway which helped to provide a clear understanding of China’s military capabilities and intentions.• Won the 2001 Noncommissioned Officer of the Year Award.• Selected to serve as part of the Hawaii Joint Color Guard, performed over ten high-level ceremonies.

• Served as a Mission Supervisor aboard a fixed winged Army Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance (ISR) asset; responsible for the collection of Geospatial-Intelligence along the Korean Demilitarized Zone. Responsible for all pre-mission checks, all communication, all mission equipment, and the safety of three other crew members.• Was a key member in the fielding of an advanced Electro-Optical camera sensor which increased the aircraft’s ability to collect timely and relevant Geospatial-Intelligence that informed the United States Forces Command - Korea Commander.