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Fort Eisenhower, Georgia

• Lead certified instructor for the 640-hour basic and 320-hour advanced US Army Chief Warrant Officer courses, for electromagnetic warfare technician (170B) candidates; 100% pass rate.• Created 100+ hours of new course curriculum based on emerging technologies and US Army electromagnetic warfare initiatives.• Subject matter expert for CEMA fundamentals, joint forces electromagnetic warfare technologies, commercial off the shelf technologies, IPOE/JIPOE process, and Title 50 operations/resources.• Develop and maintain multi-secure/unsecure databases and hosted collaborative web interface applications: create, review, and edit lessons; create content/library folders and user groups.• Coordinate with organic and non-organic subject matter experts to facilitate specialized classes.

Fort Eisenhower, Georgia

• Aerial Reconnaissance Support Team Assistant shift leader, managed scheduling and training of all contractor personnel.• Collection supervisor, managed flow of operations to include all collections, transcriptions, and time- sensitive reports, KLs/TACREPs, between two work centers.• Reporter, established a new reporting standard incorporating TIE-INs with released KLs from otherintelligence producing entities - increased intelligence value.• Developed standard operating procedures for onboarding of new personnel, tactical reporting, and rotation of mission positions.• Improved tasking and collections activities and made recommendations to customers for new collection requests and justification based on approved information needs.• Verified appropriate accesses, training, and briefings were recorded in appropriate databases for personnel according to work roles.• Trained new military and contractor personnel on operations in all mission areas.• Operated multi-sensory and passive geolocation technologies remotely from airborne ISR assets.• Generated, reviewed, and/or submitted 7,200 KLs, TACREPs, and PREMS in support of two theaters of operation.

Fort Eisenhower, Ga

• Managed personnel from eight NSA field sites in support of US Navy and NSA intelligence missions.• Developed and coordinated weekly operations tasking and training based off active component tasking on ITDB/NSRP, to include publishing instructions (SOP, TTP, and PQS) and personnel placement, for SIGINT and cyber mission areas; utilized Microsoft Excel pivot tables for administrative functions.• As a folder directory official, assigned personnel to appropriate security groups to gain access to networked folders/files. This included verifying appropriate classification markings were placed on hard and soft copy products as requested for review from customers.• Controlled a $15 million-dollar budget for satisfying quarterly drill requirements, TAD orders, and long-term orders for local Navy component and NSA Georgia (NSAG) critical personnel needs.• Developed the first Navy Reserve mobilization plan for Intelligence Community commands adopted by NAVIFOR and Reserve Force Directorate.• Authored the shore manpower requirements determination for NIOC Georgia, led to significant increases in Navy Reserve “C” school opportunities and effective paygrade/rating alignment.• Command representative during fleet wide Navy Reserve stakeholder and personnel management conferences.• Coordinated new mission tasking based off personnel Navy training and civilian certifications; afforded cross military occupational specialty assignments.• Developed two SharePoint pages, NIPR/NSANET, for coordinating operations and administrative functions between eight NSA field sites, Reserve Force Directorate, and NIOC Georgia; assisted command webmaster of NIOC Georgia’s SharePoint pages with link corrections, group and library updates, and overall design.

Overseas

• Coordinated tactical SIGINT operations for three forward deployed US Navy surface units; oversaw system collections plans (system of record and carry-on program suites), HFDF crosshair network support, onboard/remote passive geolocation system performance, and quality control of all released reports.• Improved automated collection suites, reduced redundant and/or erroneous collections, through coordination between program managers and Fleet Intelligence Community commanders.• Optimized passive geolocation and site survey operations through segregation of program of record and carry-on collection systems, increased resource availability and quality of collections.• Coordinated with N6 staff spectrum management the deconfliction of emissions in support of counter-detection operations and SIGINT collection optimization.• Reprogrammed a subsystem of a primary system of record affording real world training and operations. This involved bypassing a critical datalink to a system suite not installed, which allowed for manual input of required data points by operators. Real world exercise enabled and accomplished due to this effort.• Trained N3 staff Nodal Analysts on RF modeling, network development, call chaining analysis, and center of gravity identification in the prosecution of signals of interest.• Facilitated training, testing, and final board certification of the enlisted information dominance warfare specialist program for intelligence community personnel.• Appointed newly created 3M training team lead for expert knowledge of SKED and OMMS-NG maintenance programs and improving 3M readiness across multiple departments.• Damage control training team (DCTT) lead, re-wrote over a dozen damage control scenarios to improve realism, implement full equipment utilization, and reactionary injections of failed systems/medical emergencies.• Ship’s security defense force (SSDF) and anti-terrorism watch officer lead enlisted member under command master-at-arms.

Fort Eisenhower, Ga

• Directed personnel in cyber defense of US Navy systems and exploitation of CENTCOM targets ofinterest (TOIs), and in information operations, fused analysis, and target development of SIGINT TOIs.• Leveraged Navy Reserve personnel to support CENTCOM CONOP/OPLAN target development to include COA development with kinetic/non-kinetic weapons pairing against targets of interest.• Lead electromagnetic operations environment modeler utilizing both IMOM and Builder modeling tools; coordinated efforts with Joint Electronic Warfare Center, Naval Research Laboratory, and Johns Hopkins University.• Verified appropriate accesses, training, and briefings were held by mission leads and operators and appropriate missions/roles were assigned in applicable applications.• Authored a tactical memorandum for counter-unmanned aerial systems for non-kinetic targeting.Contributed to the technical manual for US Navy, surface communications electromagnetic attack; included step-by-step process for using onboard weapon systems.• Represented command during fleet wide operation standards conference for developing new training pipeline and job scope alignment for two military occupational specialties.• Developed/facilitated training, testing, and final board certification of the enlisted information dominance warfare specialist program for intelligence community and non-intelligence community personnel.• Wikipedian for NIOC Georgia IO Cell utilizing pages for work collaboration, RFI submissions, and depository for finalized products.• Prior to transition to NSAG. IO team was designated as the watch support team for units operating in the CENTCOM AOR for reach back support, time-sensitive report review for briefing to Commanders, and RFI management. Success grew into the FIOC watch team incorporating CNO (CNE/CND) into IO functions before the official maritime operations center (FIOC-G Watch) was created at NSAG.

Kunia, Hi

• Coordinated the addition of the Information Operations section of the joint targeting toolbox for joint intelligence priority target list targets of interest in coordination with CINCPAC Support Group; developed MOE/MOP/BDA/BDI during targeting cycle. • Conducted forward operation basing planning for CONPLAN/OPLAN development under CTF-70 and COMSEVENTHFLT. • Coordinated with SOCPAC J2/J3 on OPLAN development for amphibious maneuver warfare. • Short-fused mission manager for pacific signals analysis laboratory during manning shortage. • Fused multi-INT products to publish over 200 electromagnetic warfare targeting packages. • Supported PSYOP mission package developed with 306th PSYOP Company during joint Pacific forces bi-annual training exercise. • Developed JAMEX scenarios for COMSEVENTHFLT assets taking in consideration of system sensitivities within frequency range to mitigate possible interference and/or damage to sensors. • Authored system security plan for authorizing COTS stand-alone computer systems in support of Builder scenario modeling. • Wikipedian for NIOC Hawaii IO Cell and command career counselor team utilizing pages for work collaboration, RFI submissions, depository for finalized products, transferring career information from commercial to secure networks for deployed service members, and the coordination of career related packages for personnel while deployed. • Watchfloor supervisor for newly stood-up maritime operations center (FIOC-H); oversaw indications & warnings to surface, air, and subsurface units, reach back support (RFI management/passive geolocation joint asset requests), time-sensitive report tracking for briefing to Commanders, and battlespace management of common operations picture displays.

Overseas

• Planned three tactical collections missions as SIGINT Mission Commander. • Created a Microsoft Excel document with macros to facilitate the quick recognition of TOIs in collections. • Updated common operations picture with target of interest data and created a weekly pattern of life analysis based on 24 hours of collections. • Refit expeditionary SIGINT team with man-portable collections equipment. • Lead system administrator and maintainer for ONEROOF (TS/S), ACCESS-D4, and SATCOM system valued in excess of $15 million-dollars. • Analyzed and released time-sensitive reports on over 1M signals of interest collected, incorporating organic and nonorganic DF/passive geolocation data, from tactical joint sensors. • Reduced interference on collections through coordination of base J6 spectrum manager and repositioning of own system antennas. • Briefed joint commanders on fused multi-INT products and indications and warning.

Various

• Lead SIGINT Analyst and trainer for division of nine personnel; collected and analyzed over 1M signals of interest and over 30,000 time-sensitive reports during two deployments. • Reviewed collections plans before implementing into program of record and carry-on program suite system resources to verify capability and compatibility. • Operated first installation of passive geolocation suite and selected to attend in-depth training with SPAWAR San Diego. • Selected to aide in the authoring of the first Fleet wide Personnel Qualification Standard for installed program of record collection suite – Cooperative Outboard Logistics Upgrade I/II. • Assisted in the creation and delivery of PSYOP packages. • Recovered and analyzed intelligence from visit, board, search, and seizure operations. • Maintained radar common operating picture between ship’s signals exploitation space and combat information center through identification of tracks and position according to organic and nonorganic sensors. • Briefed commanders on SIGINT operations and indications and warnings.

Various

• Shift supervisor and mission controller for joint watchfloor covering 18 missions in the AFRICOM,CENTCOM, EUCOM, and SOUTHCOM areas of responsibility.• Discovered 12 nodes out of periodicity for frequency and callsign usage of a priority one target, and six new networks of a priority two target.• Utilized joint assets for COMINT mission and passive HFDF crosshair network.• Briefed senior operations officer on daily intelligence mission.

Bachelor Of Professional Studies, Technology Management (Information Technology)

Associate Of Science - As, Computer Technology/Computer Systems Technology