The Chief advisor for a Senior Manager of over 300 personnel on the placement of employees, including talent management, providing input on overall goals and objectives, coordinating with senior officials, giving guidance to all orders and plans, ensuring the repair and upkeep of all assigned property is maintained, and addressing the issues of all employees.

Serves as the Operations Sergeant Major in a Corps Signal Brigade comprised of three signal battalions, two expeditionary signal battalions, and one expeditionary signal battalion enhanced in a geographically dispersed environment; assists the S3 Operations Section in the planning, preparation, and execution of operational and training missions for commanders to conduct rapid, agile, and responsive command, control, computers, and communications (C4) in support of FORSCOM, III Armored Corps (IIIAC), and other separate brigades on Fort Cavazos, and Fort Bliss a; prepares the brigade for orders, drills, briefs, and rehearsals; receives and appropriately handles and distributes OPRORDs, FRAGOs, and Serious Incident Reports (SIRs), and Commanders Critical Information Requests (CCIR); responsible for the health, welfare, training and operational readiness of over 70 Soldiers, NCOs, Warrant Officers, and Officers.

Serves as the tactical subject matter expert for a Corps Signal Brigade. Responsible for the network operations of the organization's Department of Defense Information Network portion. Ensures that the operational framework is effectively managed, engineered, installed, operated, and defended and all the applications necessary for day-to-day operations. Manages the teams that control Enterprise Management, Net Assurance, and Content Management. While also providing principal leaders with situational awareness and supporting informed decision-making for command and control. Also responsible for the well-being and training of over 40 Soldiers, including junior Soldiers, NCOs, Warrant Officers, and Company and Field grade Officers.

Student at the United States Sergeants Major Academy Class 72

Serves as the United States United States Army Network Enterprise Technology Command (NETCOM) Equal Opportunity Advisor (EOA) and program manager for a two star command, three one star commands, eight brigades and multiple battalions, cyber centers and companies that span the entire globe; accountable for the effective oversight and execution of EO policy enforcement, training and guidance; responsible for the accurate reporting of trends analysis as it pertains to discrimination, and fair and equitable treatment of others throughout the command; tracks and provides DA EO database input; prepares, analyzes, and submits Monthly Narrative and Statistical Reports to Army Cyber Command, a three star command; conducts Staff Assistance Visits (SAVs) and Organizational Inspections to subordinate units; teaches Equal Opportunity Leaders Course (EOLC); receives and processes EO complaints; collects, organizes, and analyses Command Climate Survey's critical data; oversees the implementation of monthly of Special and Ethnic Observances; responsible for the professional/program development and welfare of 11 Equal Opportunity Advisors (EOAs).

Serves as the First Sergeant for a Signal, Intelligence and Sustainment Company that provides communications, intel and sustainment support for HHB and I Corps Staff, manages Army systems to include: training managment, accountability, APFT, weapons qualifications, and profiles; supervises company administrative processes including NCOERs, OERs, awards, finance actions and promotions; responsible for promoting and executing the commanders guidance; assists and advises the commander on all enlisted matters; responsible for the health and welfare, discipline, combat readiness and professional development of over 300 Soldiers.

Provides world class communication support to a Three Star US Army Corp Commander, and the staff that supports the position. Responsible for planning, coordinating and de-conflicting schedules for Video Teleconferencing (VTC) meetings. These VTC systems include Cisco, Polycoms and Crestron devices. Also manages the Global video services desktop clients (GVS) that includes the management of four (4) GVS bridges. Responsible for the procurement, installation, maintenance, security, patching and upkeep of mobile devices. These devices include IPhone, netgear MiFi devices, IPad, and Microsoft Surface Pros. Responsible for the procurement, installation, maintenance, security, patching and upkeep of computers and printers on the network in a garrison (Office) setting and in a deployed (Field) setting. Also responsible for the information systems inside the personal home of the commander. Total of 40 personnel being support around the clock and in a geographic displaced environment. Responsible for the planning, organization and execution of communications in an austere environment during deployments and exercises with the command staff. Responsible for the packing, inventorying, installation, maintenance, physical and cyber security and accountability of said equipment.Serves at the buildings security manager responsible for the physical and information security of the command team. Ensures all regulations of information are followed to ensure safeguarding of equipment, data and other classified items. Also ensures all new members have needed security clearances and assist with paperwork need to assist members of the staff regarding personal clearances. Creates communication cards for travel that includes maps and locations of interest for the commander. Pre-coordinates communication requests to ensure the commander can communicate when he or his staff lands in a geographical location if his travel kit does not support his request.

Noncommissioned Officer In charge (NCOIC) of electromagnetic spectrum operations (EMSO), Network Engineers and Future Plans sections.Is the communications lead planner for an expeditionary Corps Headquarters that is globally responsive and regionally aligned to the Indo-Asia-Pacific with the primary mission to execute unified land operations and theater security cooperation in accordance with the USPACOM Theater Campaign Plan. The position is a focal point for all information flow regarding cyber security, network services delivery, network transport, FM operations in addition to employment and spectrum management for the Corps.Is tasked with all communication planning for the Corp and its subordinates that includes three (3) Divisions, two (2) commands and three (3) brigades. Communications planning includes but not limited to satellite communication for upper and lower Tactical Infrastructure (TI), electromagnetic spectrum operations (EMSO), network infrastructure design, data services architecture, cyber security models and frequency modulation (FM) operations. Plans the physical deployment of I Corps mission command node communications systems and personnel including the tactical headquarters (TAC), main headquarters (MAIN), and Early Entry Command Posts (ECP). Coordinated CONEX ship dates, packing load outs, delivery dates, employment of equipment dates, and redeployment of items.Produces all operations orders and Annex H (signal) with all 7 appendixes as required for I Corps and major subordinate commands; Coordinates with FORSCOM, USARPAC, USFK, 8th Army, and USAR-J G6 staffs for signal support requirements that exceed organic capabilities. Responsible for three (3) sections worth of personnel that includes 11 Soldiers, (three (3) field grade officers, two (2) senior warrant officers, two senior NCOs, two middle grade NCOs and one junior NCO.

-- Integrates tactical information systems into continental United States (CONUS) strategic and Installation Campus Area Networks (ICAN), including Installation as a Docking Station (IaaDS), Assured Compliance Assessment Solution (ACAS), Host Base Security System (HBSS), Tactical -- Regional Cyber Center Integration Program (TRIP), Supported Command Integration Program (SCIP), Home Station Mission Command Centers (HSMCC), Network Integration Evaluations (NIE), and IA requirements. -- Transformed cyber security posture through design of an enterprise-scale strategy for use of Assured Compliance Assessment Solution (ACAS) Security Centers supporting 11 nationally-distributed units. -- Pioneered development of the Supported Command Integration Program (SCIP) to build networking bench strength among tactical units. -- Integrates the concept of operations for Tactical-RCC Integration Program (TRIP)

Provides advanced technical knowledge on a vast array of FM radio, FM radio architecture, IT devices and IT architecture. Responsible for the maintenance, troubleshooting and repair of portable FM radios that is used to protect world leaders.Responsible for the inventory, packing and movement of required equipment for all protection missions global.Responsible for preparation of communications packages and distribute them to teams that allowed world leaders protection teams to communicate strategic plans.Installs valuable communication infrastructure equipment that allows for a more robust communications network in a rapid fashion. Also troubleshoots and repairs FM communication equipment when faults are created.

Change and Configuration management for all enterprise systems across the US Army Continental United States Network Enterprise Centers (NEC). Recruited for CCRI SAV teams due to specialization in Computer Network Defense (CND) counter measures. Highly skilled technical writer personally drafted the majority of the 7th Signal Command Theater Change management Charters, Policies, and Plans currently in use.• Reviews system configurations across CONUS for IAVM vulnerability compliance, Secure Technical Implementation Guides (STIG) and vulnerability analysis at all levels of enterprise centers, across the United States Army to mitigate risk and vulnerabilities• Conducts Site Assistance Visits (SAV) in order to conduct vulnerability assessments in support of Command Cyber Readiness Inspections (CCRI) to maintain compliance requirements• Subject matter expert on ACAS (Tenable Nessus), Host Based Security System (HBSS(McAfee EPO)), IDS/IPS, Snort, NMAP, VMware, Active Directory, SAN storage, System Center Configuration Manager (SCCM) 2007/ 2012 build, administration, capabilities, and compliance• Serves as Information Assurance (IA) oversight member of the 7th Signal Command Technical Review Board (TRB), and Change Configuration Board (CCB)• Circulates all Requests for Change (RFCs) to CCB members in advance of meetings to allow prior consideration, additionally conduct post implementation reviews when and where applicable• Creates service packages, and Designated Approval Authority (DAA) recommendations for action as well as regular and accurate management reports

Served as the S6 NCOIC (Senior Enlisted member) of a Battlefield Coordination Detachment. In a joint service environment that communicated with three senior commands that controls multiple theater areas of operation. Advises the commander and staff on all things communicationDevelops policies and procedures for the detachment regarding communicationsResponsible for all AIS that the detachment utilizes to preform their mission in multiple locations globalEstablishes and maintains multiple networks through out the detachment in geographical remote locations, to include shipsWorks closely with the detachment S3 and XO with military decision making processes that affect the communications of the unitMaintain and account for all communications in the unit, to include cell phones, AIS, video teleconferencing devices and networking devicesIntegrated multiple joint communications devices, first time a unit of this t to do soSupervises operator and organization maintenance of communications equipmentManages all frequency allocations and assignments Manage and direct communication security (COMSEC)Plan, manage and direct automation systems administration, maintenance and securityEstablish automation systems administration and security procedures for automation hardware and softwareOversees multiple LANs configurations and maintenance of these devices

Member of a rapid respond team that assisted in expert troubleshooting of the entire network. Senior enlisted technical advisory on a team that supported 26 different Network Enterprise Centers through out the eastern part of the United States. The team was a rapid respond team that assisted in expert troubleshooting of the entire network. Migrated over 45,000 users on four different installations onto the new Army Enterprise Email system, migrated three 4 star headquarters without any lose of data or production time for those commands Supported the DIAG inspection at the Army war College which discovered over 800 security violations and corrected themDiscovered over 2,000 category 1 and 2 security violations and corrected them in the Nation Capital Region

Served as the J6 (Senior communication member) of a Joint Serviced Regional Support Command in Afghanistan. In a joint service environment that communicated with multiple countries Army and their communications equipment.