Scott Coulson Email & Phone Number

Yorktown, Virginia, United States

Clear Lens Robotics Inc. is a small business dedicated to developing, providing and supporting sensor cleaning systems for military ground robots, combat vehicles, and other military sensor platforms that operate in close proximity to the ground environment. If your robot is 5km behind enemy lines, and its cameras cannot see, it is just as dead for the mission as if it were out of ammo or destroyed. Through our partnership with the leading automotive sensor cleaning firm, we offer highly effective, efficient, modular cleaning systems that address all known environments and contaminants, to ensure continuous availability for EO/IR and other sensors on critical military hardware. Our Military Lens Cleaning System (MLCS) is a low-swap integration, and is suitable for human-monitored or autonomous sensor systems. See more at: https://www.clearlensrobotics.com/

Yorktown, Va

Mass times velocity equals momentum for your business! Mass XV provides unique perspective on maneuver combat systems development and modernization for the Army and Marine Corps. Our team's strategic insight, requirements shaping, and dedicated business engagement can provide a path for your company to succeed.

Alexandria, Va

Focusing my experience, knowledge and passion to help our clients solve problems, and accomplish business objectives involving Army requirements, the acquisition process, and systems lifecycle management. I specialize in strategic planning and writing, business development, front-end marketing, technology integration, weapons and maneuver warfare systems, combat vehicles, reconnaissance and surveillance, battlefield visualization, and command and control systems.

Fort Eustis, Va

Manage integration of Army capabilities and requirements development projects, totaling over $14 billion in defense spending. Lead and manage requirements processes with document writers, program managers, resource managers, industry leads and technology developers to achieve successful initiation and innovative program processes for 5 new programs and initiatives (listed below). Personally developed, wrote, and edited the U.S. Army’s Combat Vehicle Modernization Strategy; resulted in an immediate increase in the combat vehicle portfolio of $1B over five years. Chief capability integrator for the following emerging Army Combat Vehicle programs: • Mobile Protected Firepower• Light Recon Vehicle• Ground Mobility Vehicle• Stryker Lethality Upgrade• Vehicle Protection System / Modular Active Protection System (VPS/MAPS)Manage ongoing integration of advanced technologies on existing combat vehicle programs, including:• Abrams Main Battle Tank• Bradley Fighting Vehicle• Stryker Family of Vehicles• Armored Multi-Purpose Vehicle (AMP-V)• Mine-Resistant Ambush Protected Vehicle (MRAP)• Hercules Armored Recovery Vehicle

Ft Polk, La

• Led 200 Soldiers training military and civilian senior leaders to serve as combat advisors• Trained combat, medical, cultural, language, and negotiation skills in dynamic environment• Led a combat advisor team in Afghanistan – executed what we trained

• Planned and executed $25M operating budget• Led dedicated OPFOR missions and doctrine development for both pre-deployment counterinsurgency training and hybrid threat.• Managed leader selection, training, development and evaluation for 2500 member unit

• Team leader then operations officer on a special counterinsurgency advising team for the senior US officer in Afghanistan• Advised and briefed US senior leaders on counterinsurgency efforts and techniques, planned and resourced small team operations, and enhanced US COIN tactics • Re-negotiated $72M counterinsurgency advisor personal services contract for subject matter expert personnel

• Planned, synchronized, resourced and led combat operations for a 500-Soldier Cavalry Squadron operating in central and western Baghdad in 2006• Trusted by Squadron Commander with direct leadership of all night operations; captured or neutralized numerous insurgent elements with zero US casualties• Negotiated complex cross-cultural, inter-tribal relationships during ongoing civil warfare; reduced attacks in zone and establish conditions for successful ‘surge’ operations by US forces in 2007

Fort Hood, Tx And Zivinice/Banovici, Bosnia-Herzegovina

• Commanded a tank company of 65 Soldiers and 14 Abrams tanks - developed junior leaders, planned and executed training and operations, and accomplished tough missions• Led successful peace-keeping operations in Bosnia during the initiation of the Kosovo crisis; worked with international, civil and foreign military agencies to ensure compliance with peace accords and resolve civil unrest

Fort Bliss, Tx

Camp Casey, Republic Of Korea

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Activities and Societies: Beta Gamma Sigma

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Activities and Societies: US Army ROTC