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Sterling, Virginia, United States

Chantilly, Virginia, United States

• Led training development for new Decision Support tool for NRO personnel, and facilitated four five-day training sessions, resulting in 30 students trained and a 90% approval rating• Conducted three demonstrations of the Decision Support tool via IC Connect, enhancing analytical skills of 160 users

Led training development for three-day Risk Management Framework Part 2 course for government client personnel, and facilitated 13 sessions, resulting in 354 students trained, a 30.7625% increase in test scores and a 93% approval ratingLed training development for one-hour Risk Management Framework Part 1 web-based training (WBT) course for government client personnel, resulting in 1975 students completing the course and a 92.3% approval ratingFacilitated two sessions of the three-day Information Assurance 101 course for government client personnel, resulting in 47 students trained and an 88% approval rating

Springfield, Virginia

Supervised and mentored three personnel on a daily basis, resulting in receipt of three Team's Appreciation Absolute Personal Best awards for those staffLed Office of Special Programs (OSP) Training Team for special projects P39, P40 and P80 and OSP Phenomenology Workshop (SP-201)Supported nine major systems deliveries resulting in 117 training sessions, 632 client personnel trained and receipt of four Team's Appreciation Absolute Personal Best awardsPlanned and conducted systems training for 31 outreach visits to 17 remote sites, enhancing analytical skills of 201 client personnelDeveloped, planned and conducted five-day OSP Phenomenology Workshop (SP-201) resulting in 24 sessions and 345 personnel trained from 24 Intelligence Community agenciesLed training development for special project P40 including pilot Collection Management Course for Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA), resulting in eighteen personnel trainedDeveloped twelve new systems lessons, 26 new Quick Reference Guides (QRG) and a new systems information and procedures guide for online client support of 27 client sitesDeveloped 23 new imagery intelligence lessonsParticipated in training development of JASON Group summer study Quantitative Analysis

BoeingDeveloped and taught two iterations of SAR Phenomenology for the U.S. Army Intelligence and Security Command (INSCOM), enhancing analytical skills of 24 personnelTaught three iterations of the SARTAC AGI Processing Course, enhancing AGI skills of 30 personnelServed as lead subject matter expert (SME) for development of the Basic SAR Interpretation Course in partnership with the National Geospatial-Intelligence School (NGS) Training Resource Center

Provided technical expertise, training and current operational doctrine for 75 Army, Navy and Air Force reserve imagery analysts in the western United StatesAdministered over 100 Windows NT and Unix workstations, two networks and associated communications resulting in a readiness rate of nearly 95%

Managed an imagery analysis division consisting of thirty personnel, including seven supervisors, and $2.5 million worth of equipmentPlanned and conducted 27 imagery analysis classes, 25 professional development classes, four field trips and two field training exercises, resulting in enhanced professional skills for 211 personnelPlanned and conducted a one-day Radar Theory class for Northrop Grumman later used to brief every major U.S. commander in the worldRecognized by unit commander as the best trainer in the unitProduced 175 secondary imagery products, one mosaic and one trafficability study, all used for operations and contingency planning by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), U.S. European Command, U.S. Pacific Command and subordinate units

Managed an imagery collection and exploitation division flying the Airborne Reconnaissance Low - Multifunction (ARL-M) aircraft, consisting of 32 personnel, including twelve supervisors, and three aircraft worth over $105 million, resulting in a mission success rate over 98%Developed and conducted basic imagery analysis training for non-imagery personnel and 72 hours of mission-related training during two major exercises, streamlining scheduling and aviation operationsDeveloped the first list of mission-essential tasks and the Concept of Operations for the ARL-M aircraft in Korea, and supervised the deployment of the Hughes Integrated Synthetic Aperture Radar (HISAR) while flying fifteen missions, improving intelligence collection capabilities of U.S. Forces Korea (USFK)

2008 Bachelor Of Arts, Individualized Studies

Education record

102 credit hours