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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.

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.
• 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.
• 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.

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.
• 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.
• 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.

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.
• Represented command during fleet wide operation standards conference for developing new training pipeline and job scope alignment for two military occupational specialties.

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.
• 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.

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.

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.

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