Experience

Joint Task Force-National Capital Region & U.S. Army Military District of Washington

• United States
• Armed Forces
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Chief of IT Budget, Operations and Plans

  • May 2012 - Present

  Serves as G/J6 Chief Budget, Operations and Plans Division with the full authority, responsibilities, and duties of planning, managing, and directing Joint Force Head Quarters-National Capital Region/Military District of Washington. Supervisory IT Specialist (Policy and Planning), Lifecycle Manager, and Senior Technical Support Specialist for the US Army Military District of Washington (USAMDW) and Joint Forces Headquarters National Capital Region (JFHQ-NCR). • Supervises the G/J6 budget for the Military District of Washington. The budget is broken into several SAGs with 3 from the Army and 2 for Joint Forces consisting of over $5 million annually. This includes supervising 3 CORs across the 4 largest director's GJ3/GJ6/Director of Communications and Ceremonial and Special and Outreach Events for several contracts worth over $3,000,000. • Supervises 50 personnel on all cybersecurity operations and information assurance efforts for an Army Major General (O-8) Command of 350 personnel, 12 subordinate commands, over 850 subordinate users, and up to 1500 augmented personnel for the Presidential Inauguration/Events. Reviews Period of Non-Disruption and Vulnerability Disclosure reports to ARCYBER/JFHQ-DODIN. • Leads Operational Planning Teams across the command for C4 and Orders for over 12 annual Operations and Exercises. Develops timelines for each planning cycle and briefs all phases to senior leaders within DoD, Federal and Local agencies using virtual and in person collaboration. Responsible for OPLANS, OPORDERS and policy of the G/J6 for all actions related Joint and Army actions. • Manages hardware/software integration of systems into mobile assets postured for Emergency Actions (EA), Continuity of Government (COG), and Continuity of Operations (COOP) across the National Capital Region. Security +, CASP, CISSP certified. Show less



US Navy

• United States
• Armed Forces
• 700 & Above Employee

• Various

  • 1982 - 2012

  2010-2012 U.S Naval Academy. CWO4 Responsibilities include working in the Protocol office of the U.S Naval Academy and instructing Seamanship and Navigation required courses to the student body of 4000 midshipmen in their freshman year; applying the classroom training to the midshipmen on board patrol craft at the Academy during their sophomore through senior years. 2007-2010 JMAST Europe CWO4. Responsible for providing a rapid deployable Command, Control, Communication, and Computers (C4) for EUCOM and AFRICOM tasking. Officer in Charge/J6 for Non-Combatant Evacuation Operations of Lebanon 2007 and 2009; Presidential Visit to Liberia and Benin in 2009; BMD Support for JTF Cobra. Joint Interface Control Officer for EUCOM. 2004-2007 3rd Marine Division CWO3. -Developed Campaign plans for the Pacific Area of Operations for the Commander Marine Force Pacific. -Fields of responsibility include Coordination of Naval, Land and Air Artillery assets and their employment through operations and exercises in a Joint and Combined environment. Authorizing Official (AO) for the 12th Marine Regiment handling over 350 Sailors and Marines. -Lead database manager for Plan of Action Milestones (POAM) and Lesson Learned (LL) for a variety of projects from administrative reviews to equipment repair. -Executive Assistant to the Fires Director in daily and ongoing projects related to programs and policies directly takes by the Division. 1990- 2004 E-6/CWO3 Responsible for the day to day operation of Combat information Center on board the Aegis Cruiser. Underway qualified Radar Supervisor, Track Supervisor, Anti-Air Warfare Coordinator, Surface Warfare Coordinator, Sub Surface Warfare Coordinator, SWG-1A Supervisor, tracking and detection supervisor and overall CIC Watch Supervisor through several deployments. Additionally,responsible for over 80 sailors assigned to the division to include their training and education and setting a path for the success in the Navy and life in general. Show less