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Miami, Fl, Us

Doral, Florida, United States

Security incident team lead: Lead and coordinate the response and recovery activities frominformation security incidents, and manage function-related operation processes. This includescollaboration with SC Joint DoDIN Operation Center (JDOC), SC Cybersecurity team, DefenseInformation Systems Agency (DISA) and appropriate directorates to analyze and containinformation security incidents; establish oversight of information security incidents andcommunicate analysis, containment, and remediation efforts to all involved partners; Determinethe root cause of incidents and work with information owners and responsible parties toremediate any identified control gaps or failures; Escalate issues to management in a timelymanner with appropriate information regarding risk, action times, and root cause analysis;Maintain and utilize an incident response and recovery plans; and, Exercise independentjudgment in methods, techniques and evaluation criteria for obtaining results. In addition, utilizeproject management skills, written, and verbal communication skills. Supervise the incidentresponse team and responsible for protecting and safeguarding DoD property, operations, andinformation. Conduct inquiries on security incidents occurring at USSOUTHCOM inter-service,inter-agency, South and Central American partner nations’ over 30 Security Co-operation Offices(SCO), Joint Task Forces (JTFs) and U.S. embassies. Starting from the initial reporting of asecurity incident and various security violations to performing a preliminary inquiry to verifyand validate the severity of the incident, collection, and preservation of evidence. In addition,prepare incident reports to document the case and follow established procedures to track anyfurther inquiries into the incident that may be required. Develop, advise and implement sensitivecompartmented information (SCI) policy training for quarterly Special Security Officer (SSO)meetings.

Doral, Florida, United States

Leads 3 member contractor team. Conducts access control and badging system for accessingspecial compartmented information facilities (SCIF) access control and US SOUTHCOMHeadquarters facilities. Authorize, and issue USSOUTHCOM HQ badge and SCIF biometricsaccess control. Process visit access request (VAR) from various government organizations andcontracting companies, verify clearance level, and update the internal database. Process highvisibility visits and congressional and foreign/ partner delegates.

Organizing, conducting, and supervising safe shooting activities and range operations. Conduct training for Basic Range Safety Officer Certification.

Teach basic firearm safety principles and shooting techniques.

Doral, Fl

Developed, advised and implemented sensitive compartmented information (SCI) policy training for quarterly Special Security Officer (SSO) meetings. Responsible for coordinating and conducting bi-weekly meetings with 902nd MI, Counter Intelligence Office identifying potential insider threats and foreign espionage threats. Conducted research and validated classified and sensitive unclassified information and unclassified critical information during the prepublication review process. Performed as Security Division OPSEC manager and assist Operations Security(OPSEC) awareness training between command elements and internal organizations. Served as Security Division Equal Opportunity Leader (EOL) and USSOUTHCOM focus group key member, provided guidance and training to leadership and division employees. Served as supervisor and mentor for civilian contractors and military personnel, aided in their development and perform a range of duties of a first-line supervisor to include allocation of resources, schedules, training, and career counseling.

United States

Supervised intelligence support to MQ-9 Reaper (Unmanned Aerial Vehicle, UAV) employment during combat operations in support of Joint, Special Operations and Multi-Combatant Commander missions. Managed real-time, actionable intelligence among national and coalition allies to support persistent combat operations. Instructed over 100 MQ-9 aircrews during mission planning regarding threats, targeting, full-motion video (FMV) collection and support unit priorities. Analyzed, refined and disseminated intelligence on enemy weapons, capabilities, Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures (TTPs) and AOR geopolitical situations. Oversaw 3000 combat mission hours as IOS; coordinated and validated mission objectives with ground units ensured successful operations in 3 AORs. Managed intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (ISR) mission support; scanned routes for the improvised explosive device (IEDs) and enemy positions, aided safety of coalition force convoys and future operations. Led intelligence support to two civilian personnel recovery operations; coordinated with multiple DoD agencies. Monitored and evaluated incoming daily intelligence reports to assess the threat, relevance, and impact of collections. Led conducting and supervising: data-mining and intelligence database retrieval; open-source research; identifying intelligence collection gaps; network and time/event analysis; writing and editing of finalized intelligence products; and dissemination of finished intelligence to Command decision-makers and interagency partners. Performed Flight Chief Duty; responsible for the training and welfare of 50 enlisted and officers. Supervised deployment program for 193 personnel; led 2 member team, managed and inspected 142 personal files, ensured 100% compliant with AF standard. Performed as DoD initiative Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) program base representative; organized and coordinated function to honored 24 Vietnam War Veterans.

Coordinated and supervised multi-intelligence company mission-essential activities; plan, coordinate, assess, and evaluate training and B-1bomber operational planning; planned and executed battle-focus multi-source tactical, operational and strategic intelligence in support of the 28th BW B-1 missions in US Central Command (USCENTCOM) in support of OIF and OEF counter-terrorism initiatives. Provided counsel and guidance to 30 personnel; guided analysis, intelligence report production schedules/disseminates reporting to Wing and (Higher Head Quarter) HHQ. As intelligence analysts provided multi-source tactical, operational and strategic intelligence reports detailing ethnic dimensions of select conflict areas, as well as predictive analytical models showing possible flash-points of violence or instability and other Command priority topics in the USAF CENTCOM Area of Operations (AO).