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Fort Belvoir, Virginia

Provide the primary command representation to the material acquisition community (capability, training, and material developers; program managers, test and evaluation and sustainment managers) to ensure proper and timely fielding, training, trade and sustainment of select Army, NSA and other formal acquisition intelligence systems and to synchronize these efforts with the rest of Force Management activities. Where capability gaps exist, provides time critical system support to world-wide contingency operations through specialized quick reaction intelligence capabilities, advanced skills training, integrated logistics support and product improvement.

Fort Belvoir, Va

Serve as an US Army Cyber Command (ARCYBER) and Joint Force Headquarters - Cyber (JFHQ-C) intelligence planner for matters pertaining to intelligence plans, policies, programs and exercises. Serve as geographical and functional expert responsible for all-source intelligence analysis planning, assessments and identification of intelligence gaps and production of intelligence requirements. Briefs senior decision makers (i.e. Command General (CG), staff principals and subordinate commanders) on intelligence positions and assessments). Synchronizes National Intelligence Support Plan (NISP), National Intelligence Estimates and Functional Support Plans for multiple Contingency Plans. Develops and maintains Cyber Warfare contingency and crisis action plans to support Full-Spectrum Operations for emerging cyber global threats and trends.

Fort Belvoir, Virginia

Provide advice and assistance to land component commands or joint headquarters in planning information operations concepts, objectives, and formulation of supporting plans, including Special Technical Operations (STO) and Special Access Programs under current policies and authorities. Review standing war plans and supporting information operations annexes to initiate and coordinate with other services, agencies, and joint commands. Provide Integrated Joint Special Technical Operations (IJSTO) in accordance with Joint Operations Planning Process (JOPP) to Army Service Components and Combatant Commands. Develop and maintain contingency and crisis action plans. Participates in targeting selection, validation, synchronization and execution of complex STO and cyber missions. Provide strategic oversight of intelligence activities in support of Department of Defense STO, SAP and cyberspace operations in order to satisfy combatant Command Joint warfighting requirements.

Suffolk, Virginia

Provide training and guidance to combatant commands, joint task forces, and component commanders during the joint training program. Analyze presidential directives, proposed policies, and regulations and advises senior level management on recommended positions and/or responses. Serve as subject matter expert on Department of Defense (DoD), joint, combined and multinational cyberspace operations doctrine and processes as the emerging global threat trend. Provide strategic oversight of intelligence activities in support of DoD Cyberspace operations. Serve as instructor and lesson developer for the joint operations modules on cyberspace operations. Research, evaluate, and integrate intelligence data for articles, papers, and studies for Joint Forces Command and other cyber agency stakeholders.

Suffolk, Virginia

Lead and oversee the preparation of strategies for intelligence, information operations, and cyber requirements utilizing the Joint Operational Planning and Execution System (JOPES) process. Provide intelligence to joint deployable planning teams for operations, plans, and exercises. Develop cyberspace contingency and operation plans. Serve as the Information Operations (IO) Branch Chief for a sensitive planning effort supporting CENTCOM. Independently supervise a senior intelligence work force and manage all aspects of the organization's all-source intelligence analysis and production mission to include planning, scheduling, coordinating, executing, and completing executive-level, all-source intelligence papers, briefings and reports without technical assistance. Provide leadership and coaching to senior intelligence and IO specialists. Develops and presents strategic plans to the leadership and subordinate command intelligence security activities.

Norfolk, Virginia

Lead and direct all aspects of leader development, education, training, and resource management for a military science department consisting of 70 cadets, five assistant professors, and three administrative and logistic support personnel. Serve as Academic chairperson and report directly to President and Provost on matters pertaining to academic planning and policy, faculty development and student curriculum. Participate in planning, directing, coordinating, and evaluating ROTC programs, and exercises personnel management authority and responsibility for US Army Cadet Command to include Uniform Code of Military Justice. Provide administrative supervision to subordinates to include but are not limited to planning/reviewing work schedules and priority of efforts; answering technical questions; recommending promotions and awards; identifying developmental and training needs of subordinates; developing performance objective for programs; serving as rating official and evaluating employee performance; counseling/advising on work performance to ensure acceptable quantity, quality, and timeliness. Execute planning, programming, budgeting, and execution for scholarship and marketing funds.

Darmstadt, Germany

Manage a geographical dispersed multi-function military intelligence battalion of 400 personnel, 15 intelligence support systems, 12 different missions in 23 locations throughout United States Army Europe (USAREUR) and U.S. European Command (EUCOM). Supervise a senior intelligence work force of military, civilian and contractors and assign responsibilities to staff members. Manage all aspects of the organization's all-source intelligence analysis and production mission to include planning, scheduling, coordinating, executing, and completing executive-level, all-source intelligence papers, briefings and reports. Supervise compliance and oversight of a $600M budget for the National Foreign Intelligence, Joint Military Intelligence, and Consolidated Cryptologic, and Tactical Intelligence-Related Activities programs. Ensure budget execution by maintaining visibility of expenditures and providing regular updates to HQs INSCOM in accordance policies and procedures.

Ms, General Administration

Bs, Psychology