Experience

TechGlobal, Inc.

• United States
• IT Services and IT Consulting
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Communications Speacialist/Consulant

  • Sep 2020 - Present



NOAA: National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration

• Government Administration
• 700 & Above Employee

• Criminal Investigator

  • Nov 1998 - Jan 2019

  For 20 years I have been a Special Agent with NOAA Office for Law Enforcement. I have been assigned to Seattle, WA, Anchorage AK, Silver Spring, MD and Newport, OR. I have reviewed, advised and wrote national and international policy at our HQ office for 12 years. I also reviewed and commented on federal regulations for enforceability issues. I also was the agency representative to INTERPOL and was the vice chair for 5 years of the fisheries crime working group (FCWG). The FCWG is an international INTERPOL body made up of the 190 plus member countries dealing with global enforcement operational issues. I was also the program manager of INTERPOL’s environmental crimes program at the National Central Bureau in Washington DC, which is made up of five federal law enforcement agencies dealing with both national and international issues.



Farmington City Police Department

• Police Officer

  • Jul 1995 - Nov 1998

  My responsibilities included enforcement of local, county, state and federal laws in the State of Utah. I investigated complaints, issued citations and made arrests. I was assigned to a junior high school where I taught vocational law enforcement and handled all juvenile investigations and arrests. I was also in charge of the DARE Program which included two elementary schools. I was in charge of the Neighborhood Watch Program.



Morgan County Sheriff's Office

• Deputy Sheriff

  • Jul 1993 - Jul 1994

  My responsibilities included enforcement of local, county, state and federal laws in the State of Utah. I investigated complaints, issued citations and made arrests. I was assigned to the high school in the City of Morgan where I piloted a program to teach vocational law enforcement. I was in charge of all juvenile investigations in the school district which included 2300 students.