Experience

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  GDIT

  • Suffolk Virginia

  • Principal Analyst Operations

    • Jan 2010 - Mar 2013
    • Suffolk Virginia

    12/15/2010 thru 03/01/2013 - Operations Officer, ISR. Tasked with the day to day planning of work effort, assigning tasks across the Concepts Group and monitoring work efforts to ensure timely and accurate completion of those tasks. Provides analytical evaluation to identify and recommend changes to doctrine, policy, and other high-level guidance Suffolk, Virginia 01/02/2010-12/15/2010-Project Lead for the Adaptive Logistics Network / Multi-National Experiment 6 Objective 4.5 Project. Supervising 11 employees in the analysis of logistics networks during the Phase One portion of the project. Served as lead scenario designer and analyst during Phases two of the project Operations Officer, ISR. Tasked with the day to day planning of work effort, assigning tasks across the Concepts Group and monitoring work efforts to ensure timely and accurate completion of those tasks. Provides analytical evaluation to identify and recommend changes to doctrine, policy, and other high-level guidance

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  GD-AIS

  • Operations Officer, ISR.

    • Nov 2005 - Jan 2010

    Operations Officer, ISR. (Jul 2009 – Jan 2010)Tasked with the day to day planning of work effort, assigning tasks across the Concepts Group and monitoring work efforts to ensure timely and accurate completion of those tasks. Provides analytical evaluation to identify and recommend changes to doctrine, policy, and other high-level guidanceSuffolk, Virginia (Nov 2006 – Jul 2009)Logistics Analyst, ISR. Provided analytical evaluation to identify and recommend changes to doctrine, policy, other high-level guidance, training curricula, process benchmarking, and measurements relating to deployment, leading to more integrated deployment and distribution processes. Assisted in the development of measures of effectiveness/measure of performance (metrics) related to joint deployment/redeployment processes. Assisted in the development, validation and mapping requirements of functional activities required to support deployment/redeployment process improvements.

  • Senior Military Analyst/Planner (Air), ISR

    • Nov 2005 - Nov 2006

    Part of an elite core team of individuals that replicate either a functional Joint Task Force Staff (JTF) or a member of one of the component staffs in order to experiment with new and innovative methodologies in which to provide command and control (C2) for both United States military, governmental agencies and combined multi-national forces. Authored key documents needed for the operational/planning cycles and provided key background information related to the geographic area in which the event was to occur. Actively participated in J9’s largest two experiments since MC 02.Multi-National Experiment 4 (MNE4) - Assisted in the production of effects and node linkages to support the planning and assessment cycle. As the Special Operations Forces Deputy Commander, replicated the Special Operations Combatant Commands mission set for key audience participants. Participated at both the experiment control ‘Trusted Agent’ and participant level.Urban Resolve 2015 (UR 2015) - Supported Experiment Control, identified critical missing documents needed to support experiment audience participation. Initiated their production in order to meet key requirements of the participant audience required to meet experiment objectives. Interfaced with the Scenario Team in order to provide key information to the participant audience. Replicated the JTF staff J3/5 position for the experiment taking on the planning and execution cycle from 24-72 hours. Key contributor to the Joint Information /Operations Command concept providing insights and helping to mature the concept’s Focus Team construct. Proficient in the use of both Command and Control Personal Computer (C2PC) serving as the Common Operational Picture (COP) and the Command Post of the Future (CPoF) systems.

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  VENTURI TECHNOLOGY PARTNERS / INDRA SYSTEMAS

  • NAS Oceana, VA

  • Flight and Software Test Engineer / F14D Subject Matter Expert

    • Aug 2002 - Jan 2004
    • NAS Oceana, VA

    Provided flight and software test expertise to INDRA Systems for computer system re-host of the F14D weapon system (2F154) and mission flight (2F153) trainers. Devised and implemented test procedures to identify and correct software problems preventing the re-hosted software and computer systems from duplicating the original equipments capabilities. F14D subject matter expert for the tactical and strategic employment of the APG 71 weapon system. Fully conversant in the use of Joint Tactical Information Distribution system (JTIDS).

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  CUBIC WORLDWIDE TECHNICAL SERVICES/CAE/BAE/REFLECTONE TRAINING SYSTEMS/FORD LORAL AEROSPACE SYSTEMS

  • NAS Oceana, VA

  • F-14 Simulator Instructor

    • Jul 1988 - Dec 2002
    • NAS Oceana, VA

    Provided instructional training in the operation of the F-14 aircraft to replacement Pilots and Naval Flight Officers. Taught Naval Aviator officers to operate avionics, weapon control, and navigational/communications systems. F-14 A/B/D subject matter expert for the tactical and strategic employment of the AWG9 and APG 71 weapon system in the air- to-air and air-to-ground environments. Senior instructor in the use of the F14 weapons system in the electronic countermeasures environment. Developed and implemented changes to the training syllabus to better reflect fleet needs.

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  UNITED STATES NAVAL RESERVES

  • Virginia Beach, VA

  • Naval Reserve Officer

    • Jan 1988 - Dec 2002
    • Virginia Beach, VA

    Commander in Chief, US Atlantic Fleet Detachment 106Operations / Training / Administration / Special Projects OfficerSupervised thirteen personnel in various duties involving operations and training for up to 100 reservists. Tracked all incoming and outgoing correspondence, defined training opportunities and scenarios, and assumed responsibility for performance evaluations. Planning team member in support of the annual Hurricane exercise for activities under Commander-In-Chief, Atlantic Fleet (CINCLANTFLT) area of responsibility from 1998 through 2001.Staff Operations and Plans OfficerCoordinated the formulation and preparation of operation plans and policies. Advised in matters relating to the combat readiness of subordinate commands to perform air/surface/subsurface functions. Directed preparation of estimates of situation, coordinating with other staff divisions. Oversaw preparation and implementation of training schedules and exercises. Maintained liaison with forces associated with commander's mission.TACRON 24 / 2286 Administration / Operations OfficerProvided Administrative and Operational guidance and support for 60 Reserve officer and enlisted personnel. Fully conversant in all areas of amphibious warfare. Directly involved in the operational planning and execution of two multi-national amphibious exercises. Provided operational support of personnel to numerous amphibious exercises from 1988 – 1994. Naval Tactical Data System (NTDS) --Combat Information Center (CIC) Watch OfficerServed as representative of NTDS Combat Information Center (CIC) Officer and was responsible for CIC activities and operation of NTDS during period of watch. Evaluated operational/tactical information obtained by voice radio, NTDS/LINK-11, conventional radar repeaters, DRT, electronic warfare systems, intelligence, sonar systems (active/passive), lookouts, cruise missile system (Tomahawk/ Harpoon) and Joint Operational Tactical System (JOTS).

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  US Navy

  • Numerous

  • Naval Fight Officer

    • Mar 1977 - Jan 1988
    • Numerous

    USS RANGER - San Diego, California (1986-1988)Air Department Maintenance / Hangar Deck / Weapons Administration / Safety OfficerSupervised up to 80 personnel in the areas of personnel, pay, safety, repair coordination, and preventative maintenance. Interfaced with Navy contracting authorities and civilian contractors ensuring that major repairs to essential equipment were completed on time and within budget ($3 million).Maintained 97.6% accuracy rating from over 15,000 maintenance quality checks involving diverse multi-million dollar technical equipment.CHIEF OF NAVAL AIR TRAINING - Corpus Christi, Texas (1982-1986)Flight Logistics / Weapons / Disaster Preparedness OfficerCoordinated and oversaw all logistic flight requests between Naval Training Commands and the Naval Air Logistics Office. Managed an annual flight hour program budget of $1.6 million. Coordinated all naval activity disaster programs in a 15 state area with other federal and civilian authorities.Coordinated with FEMA and State Department to send 120 personnel to Mexico City to aid victims of an earthquake. Served as point of contact and performed logistic work and support for smooth movement of aid workers.Fighter Squadron One (VF-1) (1979 - 1982)Maintenance Officer Oversaw the maintenance upkeep on the fire control system, jet engines, aircrew escape systems and the environmental control system on the F-14A.Human Programs Officer Devised, implemented and directed specific programs in the areas of drug and alcohol dependency, equal opportunity and anti-harassment awareness. Communications Officer Directed the commands information and material security programs. Directed the commands communications material security program.Radar Intercept OfficerQualified mission commander and post maintenance check flight aircrew.