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Harlem, Ga, Us

Fort Eisenhower, Ga

• Foster a mentality of aggressive self-development in Cyber School students (e.g. 17 Series MOS),• Delivery of approved instruction to students for each lesson via interactive synchronous and asynchronous learning activities.• Periodically review, update and analyze training materials and recommend changes.• Participate in a blended workforce of Government and Contract personnel in the conduct of all in-residence EW courses at Fort Gordon or other locations designated by the COR.• Assist the Cyber School Training and Education Directorate (CTED) Team in developing all related training material and training products for Cyber School curriculum.• Stand, bend, and stoop for long periods of time while delivering training.• Maintain established classroom security requirements and procedures.

Fort Eisenhower, Ga

• Foster a mentality of aggressive self-development in Cyber School students.• Deliver approved instruction to students for each lesson via interactive synchronous and asynchronous learning activities.• Periodically review, update and analyze training materials and recommend changes.• Participate in a blended workforce of Government and Contract personnel in the conduct of all in-residence EW courses at Fort Gordon or other locations designated by the COR.• Assist the Cyber School Training and Education Directorate (CTED) Team in developing all related training material and training products for Cyber School curriculum.• Maintain established classroom security requirements and procedures as prescribed applicable policies.

Fort Eisenhower, Ga

• Foster a mentality of aggressive self-development in Cyber School students.• Deliver approved instruction to students for each lesson via interactive synchronous and asynchronous learning activities.• Periodically review, update and analyze training materials and recommend changes.• Participate in a blended workforce of Government and Contract personnel in the conduct of all in-residence EW courses at Fort Gordon or other locations designated by the COR.• Assist the Cyber School Training and Education Directorate (CTED) Team in developing all related training material and training products for Cyber School curriculum.• Maintain established classroom security requirements and procedures as prescribed applicable policies.

Fort Eisenhower, Ga

• Provided support services for the United States Army Cyber Center of Excellence and Fort Gordon, GA in its mission to develop and produce training strategies, doctrine, concepts, instruction, and products for the current and future force.• Provided course instruction, facilitation, and training support for the Cyber School located at Fort Gordon, Georgia.• Provided range support for all EW courses including the 17E Senior Leaders Course (SLC).

Fort Johnson, Louisiana, United States

• Coached, taught, and mentored rotational training unit (RTU) leaders to integrate and synchronize lethal and non-lethal EW operations through the targeting process to ensure success of the ground tactical plan.• Coached battalion and brigade level EW Officers and Noncommissioned Officers, and other staff members to execute and achieve synchronized EW effects on the battlefield.• Property responsibility of $200,000 of organizational equipment.• Supervised and mentored two senior Electronic Warfare Noncommissioned Officers.• Coached, taught, and mentored Electronic Warfare (EW) Soldiers on Airborne Electronic Attack (EA), Electronic Warfare Support (ES) and Electronic Protection (EP)• Provided daily feedback to battalion and brigade level leaders.• Provided integral guidance and input to all formal after action reviews (AAR).• Synchronized EW effects across division, the rotational units and the opposing force (OPFOR)• Performed testing operations of global positioning system (GPS)• Provided objective and doctrinally based feedback through both formal and informal after action reviews (AAR).

Fort Johnson, Louisiana, United States

• Coached, taught, and mentored Electronic Warfare (EW) Soldiers on Airborne Electronic Attack (EA), Electronic Warfare Support (ES) and Electronic Protection (EP)• Provided daily feedback to battalion and brigade level leaders.• Provided integral guidance and input to all formal after action reviews (AAR).• Synchronized EW effects across division, the rotational units and the opposing force (OPFOR)• Performed testing operations of global positioning system (GPS)• Provided objective and doctrinally based feedback through both formal and informal after action reviews (AAR).

Fort Riley, Kansas, United States

• Served as the principal enlisted assistant to commanders and as a staff NCO for brigade level.• Directed unit EW training and provided technical advice and assistance to commanders.• Developed and executed EW policies and procedures for supported Organizations.• Coordinated external EW support mission requirements.• Integrated EW operations into MDMP.• Provided technical assistance to supported units.• Maintained and assisted in developing the Electronic Warfare Staff Estimate.• Oversaw EW Pre-combat Inspections/Pre-combat checks.• Served as the EW Master Trainer.• Assisted and coordinated with the S2 (Intelligence Section) on Electronic Preparation of the Battlefield (EPB).• Coordinated with the S6 (Signal Section) for spectrum deconfliction.• Disseminated Common Operating Picture (COP) and EW information.• Provided guidance to subordinate Soldiers.• Prepared and coordinated the Electronic Warfare appendix to the operations order.• Developed EW input to Targeting Products.• Participated in Targeting meetings.• Analyzed relevant situation and predicted needs.• Assessed EW risks and vulnerabilities and recommended countermeasures.• Assessed friendly capabilities and missions in EW terms.• Determined Electronic Protection requirements.• Briefed friendly EW plan and vulnerabilities for each COA.

Fort Campbell, Kentucky, United States

• Provided technical assistance to supported units.• Maintained and assisted in developing the Electronic Warfare Staff Estimate.• Oversaw EW Pre-combat Inspections/Pre-combat checks.• Served as the EW Master Trainer.• Assisted and coordinated with the S2 (Intelligence Section) on Electronic Preparation of the Battlefield (EPB).• Coordinated with the S6 (Signal Section) for spectrum deconfliction.• Disseminated Common Operating Picture (COP) and EW information.• Provided guidance to subordinate Soldiers.• Prepared and coordinated the Electronic Warfare appendix to the operations order.• Developed EW input to Targeting Products.• Participated in Targeting meetings.• Analyzed relevant situation and predicted needs.• Assessed EW risks and vulnerabilities and recommended countermeasures.• Assessed friendly capabilities and missions in EW terms.• Determined Electronic Protection requirements.• Briefed friendly EW plan and vulnerabilities for each COA.

Fort Drum, New York, United States

• Engaged in vertical, road, bridge, and airfield construction and rigging, bridging, and demolition activities.• Used knowledge of the hardware and software of the integrated communication systems for command, control, and information purposes.• Assisted other combat engineers, bridge, and powered-bridge specialists in performance of duties; read, interpreted, and plotted maps, overlays, and photos; assisted with tactical operations; and used hand tools and engineering tools.• Assisted with excavation, earth moving, rigging, and concrete work; operated excavation and earth-moving heavy equipment; performs rigging, concrete and masonry work.• Acted as a demolition expert, coordinated work teams using knowledge of location and level of charge, wrote orders, and crosschecked material requirements.• Directed and assisted in the operation of engineer wheeled or tracked vehicles.• Directed the construction of fighting positions and wire entanglements.• Controlled fire team movements.• Directed the placement of explosives and clears misfired munitions.• Directed a mine-clearing line charge loading team.• Directed the installation and removal of U.S. anti-handling devices on anti-tank mines.• Directed minefield marking party and dispensing operation of mine scattering systems.• Conducted reconnaissance operations, determined limiting slopes, curves, stream velocity, and gap widths.• Performed basic demolition, mine warfare and combat construction operations.• Operated various light and heavy engineer wheeled and tracked vehicles.• Prepared, installed and primed firing systems for demolition and explosives.• Armed, disarmed and installed U.S. anti-personnel and anti-tank mines.• Located mines and booby traps by visual, manual, mechanical, electronic, other means.• Recognized booby traps, friendly and threat mines and firing devices.• Installed wire obstacle material.

Bachelor'S Degree, Applied Mathematics

High School Diploma