Nuclear Stockpile And Modernization Program Director
CurrentManage the production scope, schedule and budget for 5 Federal Programs consisting of 10 distinct products and over $35M of annual budget.
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Ryan Keys is listed as Nuclear Stockpile and Modernization Program Director at Los Alamos National Laboratory, a with 8472 employees, based in Los Alamos, New Mexico, United States. AeroLeads shows a work email signal at lanl.gov and a matched LinkedIn profile for Ryan Keys.
Ryan Keys previously worked as Program Manager / Deputy Program Director at Los Alamos National Laboratory and Airspace Integration Expert, Instructor, and Program Director at Us Army. Ryan Keys studied at U.S. Army Command And General Staff College.
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Experienced Director of Program Management with 15+ years driving continuous improvement in technical, operational, strategic, and training environments. Managed up to $400M in assets and $50M annual budget. Simultaneously led 5 distinct, federally funded programs and cultivated operational success in fast-paced global operations. Leveraged proven ability to develop and execute lean, active strategies to build performance-driven teams while fostering a culture committed to achieving corporate goals, programmatic deliverables and required milestones. Supported 13K military members from over 55 Nations. Conceptualized and implemented sensitive projects and logistical capabilities with tight-project deadlines to achieve full operational capability. Managed unit utilization for System Integration Labs. Supported and executed Engineering Design Process. Education ➡️ Master of Science in Engineering Management from Drexel UniversitySecurity Clearance ➡️ DOE Q Level Clearance with Sigma 15 Competencies ➡️ Quality Management • Program Management • EVMS • Design Processes • Cross Functional Team Leadership • Client Relationship Management • Organizational Leadership • Conflict Resolution • Engineering Design • Business Development • Risk Management • Staffing • Budget Development • Personnel Management • Logistics Management System Testing and Evaluation • Customer Service • Process Management • Microsoft Office Products • Product Quality Acquisitions • Compliance / Regulations • KPI • Customer Negotiations • Safety • Human Resources
Listed skills include Military Operations, Operational Planning, Security Clearance, Military Experience, and 8 others.
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Los Alamos, New Mexico, United States
Manage the production scope, schedule and budget for 5 Federal Programs consisting of 10 distinct products and over $35M of annual budget.
Los Alamos, New Mexico, United States
Served as the Lab’s Program Manager for the W88 ALT 940 Scope. Managed the scope, schedule, and budget for 6 distinct nuclear weapon components necessary for the development and production of the W88 ALT 940. Primary coordinator between the Design Agency, Production Agency, and Federal Program Manager.
Nellis Afb, Nevada, United States
Develop and present training to multi-service and allied personnel attending formal Air Ground Operations School (AGOS) courses including flight simulation. Lead Instructor on Mobile Training Team. Report information to leadership and staff regarding operations, scheduling, and staff meetings• Instruct 1700 students annually in five separate joint training courses. Provide Army expertise to multiple agencies (US Air Force, US Marine Corps, Army Special Operations Command).• Recognized… Show more Develop and present training to multi-service and allied personnel attending formal Air Ground Operations School (AGOS) courses including flight simulation. Lead Instructor on Mobile Training Team. Report information to leadership and staff regarding operations, scheduling, and staff meetings• Instruct 1700 students annually in five separate joint training courses. Provide Army expertise to multiple agencies (US Air Force, US Marine Corps, Army Special Operations Command).• Recognized as “Hero of the Week” at a 4-star headquarters among over 50,000 employees for transitioning from in-person to virtual instruction almost instantly and adapted throughout 6 different training organizations globally. Show less
Bamako, Mali
Served a mission under the United Nations' Multidimensional Integrated Stabilization Mission in Mali, Africa, as part of a ten-man planning team. Planned, coordinated, and synchronized with 60 countries. Supported 13,289 military members from over 55 Nations.• Managed the locations, project strategy, and rotation of 25+ units and 486 Military Staff Officers.• Served as the interim Chief of Plans in his absence overseeing the rotations of 13,775 personnel across 26 organizations and… Show more Served a mission under the United Nations' Multidimensional Integrated Stabilization Mission in Mali, Africa, as part of a ten-man planning team. Planned, coordinated, and synchronized with 60 countries. Supported 13,289 military members from over 55 Nations.• Managed the locations, project strategy, and rotation of 25+ units and 486 Military Staff Officers.• Served as the interim Chief of Plans in his absence overseeing the rotations of 13,775 personnel across 26 organizations and contributing countries to ensure optimum operational capability.• Developed relationships across staff, with United Nations Headquarters, negotiated on behalf of leadership regarding capability and capacity of UN Military Force.• Served as lead Project Manager, reorganized and subdivided from three to four operational headquarters to better meet operational requirements by communicating with dozens of internal and national leaders with no additional personnel or budget increases. Show less
Fort Bliss, Texas, United States
Delivered feedback to inform the Army of issues and solutions after observing in a realistic training environment. Evaluated modernization initiatives using 15% simulations and 85% live testing. Initiatives involved multiple aspects of new network command platforms, including doctrine, organization, training, materials, leadership and education, personnel, and facilities to ensure a product meets the requirements specified in the projected deliverables. Observed both systems and personnel… Show more Delivered feedback to inform the Army of issues and solutions after observing in a realistic training environment. Evaluated modernization initiatives using 15% simulations and 85% live testing. Initiatives involved multiple aspects of new network command platforms, including doctrine, organization, training, materials, leadership and education, personnel, and facilities to ensure a product meets the requirements specified in the projected deliverables. Observed both systems and personnel employing products, including a tactical network, and provided specific observations and feedback to government contractors to improve the product.• Hand-selected to develop innovative concepts and proposed solutions to complex challenges of modernizing the Army's efforts to improve capabilities for current and future operational requirements.• Planned, prepared, and executed modernization efforts through incorporating live, virtual, and simulations to test and evaluate emerging technologies and concepts.• Served as a liaison for in-house organizations and evaluate training drills and simulations and provide feedback in the form of coaching, mentoring, and reviews. Show less
Fort Bliss, Texas, United States
Executive Officer of a 700 personnel organization (Armor Battalion) comprised of three operational elements including 35 Bradley Vehicle, 29 MIA2 Tanks, and 193 tactical vehicles. Directed, coordinated, trained, and supervised 80 staff. Established staff operating procedures, integrated and synchronized operation systems to ensure attainment of operating goals. Managed critical information to share with senior leadership to make timely and effective decisions in fast-paced situations… Show more Executive Officer of a 700 personnel organization (Armor Battalion) comprised of three operational elements including 35 Bradley Vehicle, 29 MIA2 Tanks, and 193 tactical vehicles. Directed, coordinated, trained, and supervised 80 staff. Established staff operating procedures, integrated and synchronized operation systems to ensure attainment of operating goals. Managed critical information to share with senior leadership to make timely and effective decisions in fast-paced situations. Facilitated clear lines of communication. Served as Deputy Director (second in command) and as the material readiness officer to ensure 100% of operations equipment and personnel are prepared to sustain the organization. Show less
Iraq
Advisor within a Stability and Transition team for the Ninewa Combined Coordination Center and Kirkuk Combined Coordination Center. Advised and trained 30 diverse Iraqi forces.
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Linda Salazar
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Yerson Yersonramos
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Albert Begay
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Zachary Martinez
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Fred Gomez
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Chris Rawlings
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Danny Branch
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Karen Rau
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Minored in Civil Engineering
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