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Senior Program Manager for facilities of a U.S. Government customer. Manages a $9m portfolio that includes providing labor, material, and services for several facilities at multiple locations. • Performs technical support projects or tasks in accordance with contract requirements and appropriate policies, procedures and guidelines• Directs and supervises all support resources for the performance of project assignments and sctivities• Manages technical direction of a project through the design, implementation and testing in accordance with project objectives• Assists in management of the program support services• Optimizes operating results in terms of cost, methods, and personnel.• Implements quality assurance directives• Assists in defining and implementation of program schedules• Coordinates with the COR/ACOR on contract requirements and concerns as needed

United States

Senior Intelligence Analyst supporting the Defense Threat Reduction Agency (DTRA) counter Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD) and emerging threats. Provides intelligence expertise supporting DTRA’s efforts aimed at preventing the development or acquisition of WMD, the use of WMD, and responding to the use of WMD or an incident involving chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear (CBRN) materials.

Chantilly, Virginia, United States

Staffing Manager for a $1.2 billion seven-year single-award indefinite delivery indefinite quantity (IDIQ) mission technology contract of the for the U.S. Navy’s Naval Information Warfare Systems Command (NAVWAR) to develop and deploy the next-generation of shipboard signals intelligence and electronic warfare capabilities; the U.S. Navy's SPECTRAL Program.Responsible for direction of all aspects of staffing needs and staffing operations of the program while supporting positive labor outcomes and onboarding processes using discretion and independent judgment. Liaising with recruitment resources to fill vacancies in a timely manner and supporting candidate screening and hiring processes.

Virginia, United States

Deputy Program Manger/Project Manager L3CACI International Inc | May 2023 - Present | 4 months | Reston, VADeputy Program Manager for a $270m INSCOM intelligence training program proposal. Developed management structure for 198-person program across 28 CONUS and OCONUS locations; created six regions and two site specific organizational structures to optimize leader-to-led ratio and limit “overhead”. Developed and hired against 39 new job requisitions to incorporated the CACI management structure within the required contact positions.In conjunction with the PM, conducted 148 interviews over a four month period selecting the best qualified personnel to fill positions with contingency offers. Identified applicants with specific skills and experience and successfully had them apply and hired them for different, hard to fill positions to which they did not initially apply. Designed and implemented a “keep warm” program to maintain contact and inform all personnel interviewed and determined qualified as well as those with contingency offers of current contract award status; resulted in only seven people with offers declining. Worked with recruiting and talent acquisition to target hard to fill positions and organize in-person and virtual recruiting events as well as develop marketing flyers for the program. Worked with four subcontract partners to fill allocated positions. Reviewed partner candidates for acceptability and explained requirement shortcomings for unqualified candidates to our partners.Developed the program transition plan to execute after award that incorporated CDRLS delivery and internal CACI actions.CACI ultimately did not win the award.

Reston, Virginia, United States

Deputy team leader for a 50-person team that provided specialized C-UAS threat analysis and security assessments to evaluate and mitigate the threat posed by Unmanned Aerial Systems to critical infrastructure, locations, and assets. Directed and supervised the creation of assessments in support of Joint and Combatant Command Priorities in conjunction with the Joint C-UAS Office (JCO). Developed processes and methodologies to normalize a wide variety of C-UAS sensor data. Developed analytical methods to assess UAS Group 1-3 UAS activity in support of force protection for DoD installations and Combatant Commands globally. After establishing the value of the products our C-UAS analysis team provided, the government customer authorized expanding the program by almost 300% over two years.

President of the Board for for Directors for The World War II Airborne Living History Association with the purpose of educating the public and preserving the history of the World War II airborne soldier.WWII ALHA educates the public primarily through the establishing an immersive WWII era hands-on experience for the public through WWII-themed living history exhibits and displays. We charter like-minded volunteer organizations under the World War II Airborne Living History Association that support and promote the goals of the corporation. We work in conjunction with museums, schools, veteran service organizations, and other non-profit corporations to provide exhibits and lectures that present the life of a soldier and discuss the airborne soldier’s contributions to the outcome of WWII. The corporation endeavors to present the era with the highest level of authenticity while maintaining a safe and family friendly environment.

Chantilly, Virginia

Task lead for an intelligence analysis team in support of a USG client that develops and implements strategic paths for new products and methodologies using existing enterprises and intelligence data to gain new insights in order to generate better and faster decisions. Defines needs, problem statements, and supervises studies to provide and recommend advanced solutions. Responsibilities:• Supports a government program office in the development of technical intelligence through innovative, cutting edge analytical applications.• Investigates and recommends new applications and tools• Applies expertise and tradecraft to new problems and develops products that support operations and acquisition

Reston, Virginia

All Source Analyst supporting the Joint Improvised-threat Defeat Organization (JIDO). Uses expert knowledge of multi-discipline intelligence to generate comprehensive fused intelligence products, indications and warning, network analysis, counterterrorism, and other irregular warfare threat analysis. Provides advice and briefs government leadership regarding critical political, military, or irregular warfare capabilities in support of operational and tactical level Attack-the-Network planning and fused operations.

Reston, Virginia, United States

Responsible for proofreading, revising, rewriting, and comprehensive editing of intelligence products. Ensured documents express ideas logically, clearly, and concisely. Ensured products conformed to organizational standards for content, style, and formatting. Used subject matter expertise to make recommendations to authors. Processed a variety of routine and time sensitive products to meet publication requirements for a broad audience including senior decision makes such as the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, NATO Chiefs of Defense, Secretary of Defense, and the President.

Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

Researched, coordinated and prepared strategic concepts and talking point for senior Army leaders. Conceptualized, developed and managed the production of strategic communications products. Conducted critical analysis, developed key assessments, identified emerging requirements, and produced essential documentation in direct coordination with executive offices on the Army Staff and Secretariat, Secretary of the Army (SA), Under Secretary of the Army (USA), Chief of Staff of the Army (CSA) and Vice Chief of Staff of the Army (VCSA).Prepared Congressional testimony for ACSIM. Co-wrote ACSIM written testimony for the House Armed Services Committee, Readiness Subcommittee hearing on Effects of Reduced Infrastructure and Base Operating Support Investments on Readiness in November 2015. Routinely compiled data and other information and created refined comprehensive written documents in responses to inquiries from the Office of the Secretary of Defense (OSD), Joint Staff, Congress, the White House, and other organizations.Wrote the OACSIM Fiscal Year 2015 Historical Summary for submission to the Center of Military History. This task required broad research and the assessment of facility and service data from across the installation management portfolio.

Fort Hood, Tx

Led a 48-person multi-discipline intelligence section. Developed, resourced, and conducted home station intelligence reach operations while supporting subordinate Train, Advise, Assist, Command – South in Afghanistan. Provided daily Signals and All-Source intelligence summaries and special analytical products for forward deployed forces. Integrated Distributed Common Ground Station – Army (DCGS-A) into daily ACE operations. Established and networked DCGS-A infrastructure on Fort Hood that included three Intelligence Fusion Systems (IFS) making 1st Cavalry Division the first Division with multiple IFS replicating real-world data. Two IFS replicated data from Afghanistan and Korea supporting ongoing operations while the third supported multiple division headquarters and brigade National Training Center rotations. These systems directly supported Division elements deployed abroad as well as Division Headquarters and Brigade training missions. Simultaneously supported 11 subordinate brigades with elements deployed overseas in multiple locations in Europe, Korea, Egypt, Cuba, and Liberia. Provided assessments and other intelligence products as required by deployed forces. Maintained global situational awareness for the commander and staff. Identified training and professional development requirements, coordinated, and resourced intelligence training for assigned personnel.

Kandahar, Afghanistan

Led a joint, multinational intelligence team consisting of 143 Joint and Coalition Members. Integrated and synchronized Signals, Human, Open Source, Geospatial, and Counter Intelligence from US, Coalition, and Afghan partners. Supervised the development of comprehensive assessments and targeting products to support operational objectives.Synchronized organic and theater intelligence collection assets to develop and maintain situational understanding and answer Priority Intelligence Requirements. Coordinated collection and analytical efforts with Defense Intelligence Agency, National Ground Intelligence Center, National Geospatial Agency, National Security Agency, and other intelligence and security organizations and agencies. Developed process to expediently develop and release time sensitive intelligence products in support of the Afghan National Army. Coordinated with advisors paired with Afghan intelligence organizations to share releasable information and integrate Afghan intelligence information.

Fort Hood, Tx

Intelligence Planner for multi-functional Planning Section within Division Headquarters. Developed and briefed operational mission products to the Commanding General and staff. Conducted long term operational and contingency planning. Advised the staff on Intelligence War Fighting functions and capabilities. Developed, maintained, and managed contingency planning for 11 subordinate brigades. Produced and presented operational plans to the Commanding General. Liaised with the FORSCOM G3 and III Corps G3/G5 to maintain situational awareness future requirements and anticipate long-term operational missions.Conceptualized, planned, coordinated, and executed a holistic nine month pre-deployment staff training program for the division staff prior to deploying in support of Operation Enduring Freedom. Integrated Coalition subject matter experts from the NATO Joint Force Training Centre in Poland, an Afghan National Police general officer from the area of operations, and noted academics specializing in Afghanistan to maximize the scope and depth of information presented during training.Planned and coordinated a division-level Warfighter Exercise as the headquarters Mission Readiness Exercise involving detailed planning with the Joint Staff, Mission Command Training Program, and subject matter experts from Afghanistan to advise during the exercise. Developed the division headquarters deployment plan to Afghanistan, operational campaign plan, and subsequent transition from Regional Command –South to Train, Advise, Assist, Command – South.

Fort Hood, Tx And Fob Gamberi, Afghanistan

Senior Intelligence Officer in charge of a 34-person brigade intelligence team consisting of Human, Signals, Imagery, and Counter Intelligence sections responsible for providing refined All-Source intelligence assessments to a 4,700-person ABCT in support counter insurgency and advisory operations. Highly successful Counter Intelligence operations identified, interdicted, and detained three insider threats and prevented two planned attacks.Integrated and synchronized Special Technical Operations (STO) into intelligence collection, kinetic, and non-kinetic operations with great effect. Lauded by Regional Command – East for highly successful STO operations in the region. Conducted multi-echelon coordination for intelligence collection assets.Developed and executed phased intelligence training program for Afghan Corps intelligence personnel. Program included corps, brigade, and battalion level training with practical exercises to assess analytical skill and technical capability. Developed techniques to rapidly create and disseminate releasable intelligence products to support of Afghan Security Forces, improving Afghan 205th Corps intelligence capabilities.

Fort Sam Houston, Tx

Developed, prepared, coordinated, and presented intelligence plans and estimates using Joint Planning and Execution System (JOPES) to support joint operations, contingencies, and National Security Special Events. Reviewed and updated existing Intelligence Annexes as well as drafted annexes in support of new contingency plans. Developed plans for Defense Support to Civil Authorities. Coordinated with USNORTHCOM, component, interagency, and ARNORTH staff. Served as J2 for ARNORTH Operational Command Post 2 which was a deployable contingency headquarters to command and control Title 10 forces in the event of a domestic contingency. Participated in numerous command post exercises in conjunction with DOD, Federal, and State agencies.Conducted Theater Security Cooperation mission with Mexico. Planned, coordinated, and executed eight intelligence training courses for Mexican Army (SEDENA) and Navy (SEMAR) leaders and personnel. Presented material covering the intelligence cycle, asymmetric targeting process, integration of Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) into operations, site exploitation, and critical thinking. Developed and presented F3EA targeting methodology instruction as part of several counter-cartel seminars with SEDENA and SEMAR senior leaders. Coordinated and executed seminars in conjunction with Asymmetric Warfare Group personnel to present methodology linkages between counter-cartel and counter-terrorism operations. Selected to serve as the USNORTHCOM J2 representative for the Army Future War Game, Operation Unified Quest 2010.

Fort Riley, Ks

Supervised all daily brigade intelligence collection, analysis, and dissemination in support of a 4,400-person IBCT. Managed DSGC-A system architecture and integration. Oversaw the production of assessments and briefings to the commander and staff. Ensured operational plans contained the most current intelligence and maximized the use of available organic and theater intelligence collection assets.Synchronized multi-disciplined collection in support of developing and maintaining situational understanding, target development, and dynamic targeting missions. Directed and supervised extensive High Value Individual (HVI) targeting operations. Led a highly successful SIGINT Terminal Guidance program that resulted in the detention of more than 125 HVIs.Post-deployment, coordinated manning, equipping, and training of the brigade’s intelligence elements post-deployment. Identified, coordinated, and resourced intelligence training for the brigade intelligence section, Military Intelligence Company, and six battalion intelligence sections.

Fort Riley, Ks And Baghdad, Iz

Commanded a 72-person Military Intelligence Company consisting of a Human Intelligence Platoon, Signals Intelligence Platoon, Unmanned Aerial System Platoon, Intelligence Communications Team, and Maintenance Team. Formed, trained, equipped, and deployed a multi-disciplined intelligence company to Baghdad, Iraq in support of Multinational Division - Baghdad. At the height of surge operations in Iraq, assumed responsibility for intelligence collection over southern Baghdad. Provided direct support to seven assigned and attached maneuver battalions conducting combat operations with Human Intelligence Collection Teams, SIGINT Terminal Guidance Teams, and Shadow UAS support. Intelligence operations directly contributed to successfully maneuver that resulted in a dramatic reduction in enemy activity.

Fort Campbell, Ky And Mosul And Taji, Iz

Battalion S-2 for a 363-man Special Forces Battalion. Managed an intelligence section with 12 NCOs comprised of headquarters and administrative sections and a Military Intelligence Detachment, which included an all-source production section and a counter-intelligence section. Responsible for physical, personnel and information security. Responsible for an area of operation that covered both Multinational Divisions West and North.Conducted human based targeting operations focusing on upper and middle tier HVIs. Identified enemy trends and recommended battalion-wide surge operations that resulted in highly successful HVI raids that often resulted in executing follow on targets. Provided intelligence support for more than 250 combined raids that resulted in exploitation of more than 330 detainees.

Fort Campbell, Ky And Baghdad And Balad, Iz

Served as the Deputy J2 for Combined Joint Task Force Arabian Peninsula responsible for the daily intelligence collection, fusion, and targeting. Supervised a Joint Intelligence Support Element and Human, Signals, Collection Management, and Imagery Intelligence sections. Advised and briefed senior leaders regarding critical political and military capabilities.Liaised with Joint Task Force, Multi-national Forces Iraq, Special Operations Task Force elements, other brigades, and agencies. Synchronized intelligence operations with joint and multinational elements. Closely coordinated with other government agencies. Maintained extensive intelligence databases, systems, and processes for sharing relevant intelligence information to support planning in time sensitive operational requirements. Supervised, coordinated, and resourced intelligence training for three subordinate battalions and military intelligence detachment.

Fort Bragg, Nc

Battalion Assistant S2 for a 700-person Airborne Infantry Battalion. Responsible for intelligence planning and training. Developed reconnaissance and surveillance for all assigned and attached elements. Collected, processed, and disseminated intelligence information. Practiced rapid planning process to support readily deployable airborne forces.

Masters Of Military Art And Science, History, 3.9

Bachelor Of Science, Military History

Activities and Societies: Managed Men's and Women's Cross Country, Indoor Track and Field, Track and Field