Nuclear Security Training Instructor, Salem Hope Creek Nuclear Generating Station from November 2005 to present.• Responsible as subject matter expert for providing strategic oversight and management of nuclear security and force on force training program, policies, and procedures. Perform field observations and needs- analysis to identify methods for improving protective strategy, and physical security processes.• Worked with Security management to implement a change management process to standardize and improve the organization’s security, tactical response, and weapons training processes, procedures and task organization. Adapted best practices of nuclear industry to fit specific station needs without compromising security plan requirements.• Provide subject matter expert direction to senior management for the development and implementation of protective strategies and countermeasures against adversary tactics as defined in the Design Basis Threat (DBT), and 10 CFR Part 73. Develop and recommend appropriate responses and solutions to security vulnerabilities. Responsible for management of all aspects of the station’s force on force (FOF) program.• Conduct threat analysis and vulnerability assessments to identify and evaluate specific gaps to nuclear physical security protective strategy. Routinely report findings and recommendations to senior management for corrective action• Research and identify security technology to increase program efficiency.• Perform focused-area self-assessments to ensure that all physical security training programs meet all regulatory and contractual compliance requirements and are in accordance with SAT process.

Law enforcement specialist• Honor graduate of the Air Force Security Police (Law Enforcement) Academy.• Conducted physical security duties for special weapons storage magazines• Responsible for enforcing all United States Code of Federal Regulations and state laws with all enlisted personnel assigned to that duty station.