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Chicago, Il, Us

San Antonio, Texas, United States

Delivers advisory and assistance services as the Enabling Teams Acquisition Cell’s senior cyber Program Manager associate driving the planning, programming, budgeting, and execution of an 8-figure IT investment portfolio encompassing Cyber Engineering, Network and Security Operations, Program Operations, and Cybersecurity/Information Resiliency. Mission and VisionTo boldly meet the demands of national defense in a digital world, LevelUP is changing theapproach to cyber by acting now to leverage capabilities that lay the framework for smarter,nimbler, more advanced and adaptive cyberspace operations capabilities. We’re developing thesolutions that don’t just transform the battle for cyberspace; they win it.

San Antonio, Texas, United States

Quantech Services, Inc. is a dynamic Advisory and Assistance Services (A&AS) small business specializing in solution-centered management consulting services in the aerospace and information technology environments.

San Antonio, Texas Metropolitan Area

Company Task Lead for San Antonio metro managing engineering, professional, and administrative support services personnel serving the Air Force Lifecycle Management Center's Cryptologic & Cyber Systems Division (AFLCMC/HNC) and Enterprise IT & Cyber Infrastructure Division (AFLCMC/HNI).

Springfield, Illinois, United States

Provides expertise in theater strategy and OT&E planning to support NAFs/CCMDs and their ability to plan,command, control, execute, and assess air, space, and IO capabilities across the full range of military and DSCA ops

• Career TACP operator; prior-enlisted (8 yrs) TACP Craftsman (TSgt) fast-tracked early into leadership funnel and proven over multiple campaigns with conventional and SOF experience• Serves on executive staff of three 3,000+ employee corporations as primary advisor on air, space, and cyberspace operations• Leads one of the organization's two operations sections with three subordinate teams of elite operators and support employees • Experienced with global partnerships as a change agent and consultant for interoperability/readiness simulations and training symposiums to include the Baltic region and Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) states • Innovative and proven success developing proposals and establishing interagency cooperative agreements; conducted liaison with international business partners, federal agencies, CENTCOM Task Forces, and adjacent military commands • Extensive range of experience including within the AOC, JACCE, JAGIC, and Strike Cell with roles ranging from frontline manager to interim Assistant Director of Operations• By name requested to serve as Dynamic Targeting Chief at AFCENT CAOC as first non-rated officer to man the position• Maintains instructor level technical proficiency as a certified JTAC-I (6 yrs+, former qualification course instructor) proficient with multiband networking, tactical data links (TDL), and waveforms. Versatile and adaptable officer trained for ASOC (Fighter Duty Officer: Senior Air Director, ATO & Airspace Manager), DOMOPS, and ISRLO duties. • Versed and plugged-in subject matter expert; participates in National Guard Association Task Forces; selected as subchair for AFCENT WEPTAC 18-008 CAS working group which received a "concur" from Lt Gen (three-star)• Security cleared professionalTECHNICAL SKILLS• Link 16• Mobile Ad Hoc Networks (MANET)

6Th Cts, Nellis Afb

GS-1712 | JTAC Instructor (JTAC-I)• Provided classroom instruction in four formal ACC courses: JTAC Qualification Course, ALO Qualification Course, ASOC Initial Qualification Course, and the Joint Firepower Course• Qualified instructor (evaluator), pilot, and operator in accredited simulators (JTC TRS. J-T/OSS) for pass/fail JTACQC Simulator Events required for graduation• Qualified JTACQC Field Training Exercise (FTX) Instructor & Trip Lead responsible for planning and coordinating CAS weeks with tasked flying squadrons, Range Control Officers, and Military Operations Area local law enforcement throughout CONUS. Created pass/fail Full Mission Training events as prescribed per syllabus and required for graduation and evaluates student performance. Managed assigned FTX Instructors• Participated in development, implementation, monitoring, and evaluation of the 6th CTS Training Plan. Team member for validation of newly created Senior ALO Skills Course (SASC)• Developed, reviewed, and revised official courseware, supplemental education and training materials, and testing procedures in accordance with established learning objectives• Managed 6th CTS equipment account (~$2 mil) and co-managed 57th OG Anti-Terrorism/Force Protection programSKILLS• Analysis, Design, Development, Implementation and Evaluation (ADDIE)• Instructional System Development (ISD)• Instructor-led Training• Presentation skills• Operational Risk Management • Coaching• Mentorship• COMSEC

Springfield, Illinois, United States

Springfield, Illinois, United States

Meridian, Mississippi, United States

San Antonio, Texas, United States

Air Force Special Warfare (AFSPECWAR) Instructor Qualification CoursesJBSA-Lackland Chapman Training Annex, TX• Executes, delivers, and instructs the Special Warfare instructor development curriculum in-residence and online• Prepares lesson plans and training aids and presents academic, laboratory and operational lessons• Performs front line supervisory tasks including personnel performance reviews, annual award recommendations, disciplinary actions, and educational support• Maintains, conducts, and coordinates advanced training program for initial and recurring training requirements, events, and activities.• Provides support and subject-matter expertise to proposal activities, development efforts, business development and marketing requirements, and courseware development/deliveryThe Special Warfare Instructor Qualification Courses support the Special Warfare Training Wing's (SWTW) mission to, "Train, develop, and inspire the world's premier Airmen to power the world's greatest Air Force!" The SWTW is part of Air Education and Training Command (AETC). The Special Warfare Instructor Qualification Courses include the Instructor Qualification Course (IQC), Instructor Qualification Refresher Course (IQRC), Training Supervisor Qualification Course (TSQC), and the Advanced Instructor Course (AIC). SKILLS• Training Course Development• Course Creation • Virtual In-Residence-Remote Course Delivery• Capture Management • Deltek GovWin IQ

Syria

Holloman Afb, Nm

• Conducted ISR, CAS, CSAR, and Mission Employment (ME) training with U.S. and foreign exchange student and instructor crews operating the MQ-1 “Predator” (6th Reconnaissance Squadron) & MQ-9 “Reaper” (9th & 29th Attack Squadrons), Holloman AFB, NM• Managed and ran ground scenarios at training ranges incorporating course syllabus requirements to facilitate training for pilots and sensor operators and provided debrief items• Provided JTAC support for student simulator training and participated in debriefs

Logar Province, Afghanistan

• Served as company level TACP/JTAC during security and stability operations in a highly volatile district known as an insurgent stronghold within the greater province; participated in building Afghan National Security Forces capacity• Integrated into Army command staff as Airpower expert and assisted in readiness and operations planning• Provided JTAC support to four maneuver platoons from both outside-the-wire and the Tactical Operations Center• Provided liaison to commanders and Fires Cells up to the BDE level; SME on CAS employment and ROEs• Provided joint firepower training to Platoon Leaders, Forward Observers, and Radio Telephone Operators• Lead TACP in charge of up to four TACPs operating forward in a shared area of operations during named ops• Controlled hundreds of hours of CAS, Army Aviation, & ISR with five live controls and numerous shows of force

Logar Province, Afghanistan

• Provided 60 hours of classroom instruction to 20 students enrolled• Taught reading, English grammar, mathematics, and computer skills needed for both military career and civilian academic success• Developed course materials and presented formal and informal instruction• Improved students' basic educational competencies necessary for job proficiency, advanced military schooling, and career progression

• Planned and executed scenarios, and provided instruction to MC-12 pilots and airborne systems operators on tactics, techniques, and procedures to support ground elements as the senior TACP subject matter expert team member

Master Of Business Administration - Mba (In Progress), Finance, 3.8 Gpa

Graduate Certificate In Forensic Accounting (In Progress), Accounting, 3.7

Bachelor Of Business Administration (B.B.A.), Business Administration Major/Economics And Finance Minor

Activities and Societies: MTSU Rugby Football Club