Mission Specialist/Imagery Analyst/Sensor Operator / DOD S / DOE L

B.S.  Training and Psychology
Excelsior College – Albany, NY
April 2010

University Maryland University College UMUC Computer Sciences

Imagery Analyst/MissionSpecialist

AirScan Inc. June 2013 to Mar 2020
SAR RADAR Operator (RO)Imagery Analyst (IA) Mission Specialist on the Copperhead UAS program sponsored and funded by the United States Central Command (CENTCOM), directly related
to national security and safety of ISAF and US forces in Iraq and Afghanistan
Copperhead missions support Joint Improvised Explosive Device Defeat Organization (JIEDDO) objectives.
• Current Security Clearance

• Trained at Sandia National Laboratories, Albuquerque NM

• Lead IA in charge of training new analysts in theater. Training consists of coalition and enemy TTPs, overall
mission objectives, and software/hardware knowledge base.

• Responsible for creating and briefing target declaration packages for customers and end user ground forces.
• Attend and facilitate mission planning and mission briefs as well as post mission analysis and post event
analysis.

Field Systems Engineer Sr

Lockheed Martin – January 2011 to March 2013
Persistent Threat Detection System Lead-responsible for operations and maintenance of 74k sq ft Aerostat and
associated Payload attachments to include; MX-20 EO/IR Camera and various Radio Technologies with
supported application software. Multi-faceted position including: Mechanical (MEP Generator), Electrical/
Electronic (Fiber Optic fusion splicing), and Operations/Troubleshooting/Repair under Austere conditions in
support of DOD missions.

• Deployed under contract as Information Systems & Global Solutions (IS/GS) and Command, Control,
Communications, Computers, Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance (C4ISR) Senior FMV analyst in
support of OIF/OEF and Operation New Dawn.

• Provide support for the Base Expeditionary Targeting Surveillance Systems – Combined, Rapid Aerostat
Initial Deployment (BETSS-C/RAID) as Field Engineer for systems installation. To include ground station and
remote ground station electronics and networking setup, troubleshooting, preventative maintenance and
operation.
•Conduct technical analysis of product implementations, modifications and enhancements to product in
accordance with specific customer specifications and implementations. Troubleshoot technical
and mechanical problems, determine solution in accordance with product and customer specifications, and
recommend actions to company or customer representatives for coordinative product solution.

• . Assess product needs in accordance with customer specifications. Conduct technical training and
product briefing with customers, vendors and company representatives. Act as local on-site representative to
customer’s organization.

24 Years US NAVY

Training Specialist
U.S. Navy – May 2008 to March 2010
Provided direct training and mentoring of Fleet Forces in Anti-Submarine Warfare policies, and procedures
focusing efforts across numerous resource sponsors, systems commands, research laboratories, training
organizations, and operational commands to ensure Navy-wide competency in the ASW mission areas.
Developed doctrine, tactics, techniques, and procedures as the ASW Center of Excellence.
• Supported Operational Commanders with: a standing deployable MIW Battle Staff; deployable mine
countermeasures staffs; Combatant Commanders’ MIW operational and contingency plan development; and
maritime component commander and theater ASW staff support.

Aviation Operations, Force Protection and Range Safety Manager for AUTEC Bahamas
U.S. Navy – January 2006 to May 2008
Directed service operations for 40 U.S. and NATO Helicopter squadrons in employment of tactical sensors. •
Ensured safe environment for completion of 350 training operations for surface, sub-surface, and aviation
units, resulting in zero peacetime violations.
• Performed all-source tactical reconstruction and analysis for special collection operations and debriefings. •
Assist in onsite minor repairs including mechanical, electrical, hydraulic line replacement, and basic soldering
as needed for mission completion.
Commander Patrol and Reconnaissance Wing, U.S. Pacific Fleet
U.S. Navy – August 2002 to January 2006
Directed the daily efforts of 17 Naval Instructors that taught 262 courses and eight Mobile training team visits.
•Certified Instructor for the following courses:
– Microsoft(s) Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Access.
– Inverse Synthetic Aperture RADAR (ISAR) Image Interpretation
– Electro-Optical (EO) Infrared (IR) Theory Technology Analysis.
– ISAR Naval Flight Officer
– Electronic Warfare One and Two (Radio Frequency Spectrum Analyzation)
– Tactical Air Oceanography
– Helicopter USW Fundamentals
– Acoustic One Nuclear Submarines
– Acoustic One Diesel Submarines and Surface Ships
– Acoustic Two Nuclear Submarines
– Acoustic Two Diesel Submarines and Surface Ships Propulsion and Drive Train capabilities.
– Acoustic refresher sound propagation physics for underwater environments.
– Aircraft weight and balance principles and software.
• Revised 16 detachment instructions and drafted an all-encompassing Mentor instruction, adapted by Head
Quarters as the model for all five detachment sites to implement.

Combat Direction Center Watch Officer and USW Watch Officer
U.S. Navy – July 1998 to August 2002
Coordinated USW, ISR and Search and Rescue flight operations with organic and non-organic assets.
Coordinated Navigation teams and Port Security Watches.
• Provided basic and advanced O and M on the SH-60B helicopter; performed end-to-end diagnostics, remove
and replace to the sub-component level, and calibration on Undersea Warfare systems, and defensive weapon
systems utilizing schematics, signal flow and system diagrams, Multi-Meters, O-Scopes and RF generators,
for advanced tactical employment.
• Performed PMCS on shipboard electrical systems, electronics and weapon systems per NAVAIR, NAVSEA
and NAVOSH directives.
• Qualified as Shipboard Enlisted Surface Warfare Specialist, Responsible for coordinating, directing and
training 25 personnel in conducting daily, weekly, monthly and quarterly electrical safety checks per NAVAIR
and OSHA regulations. Perform minor repair including removing defective components and soldering
connections.

• FMV Operations/Analyst
• SAR RADAR Operations/Analyst
• PTDS
• AirCrew
• Aiviation Operations