Seeking NEW job opportunities to continue my robust career path.

Accepted to Arizona State University’ Graduate (Masters of Science) started Fall 2017 with anticipated graduation spring 2020 with BS and MS in Engineering.

2017 Summa Cum Laude Graduate (B.A.) at Arizona State University majoring in Mass Media and Communications. Current GPA is 3.84, 4.33 GPA at the end of fall 2016 (Deans List), spring semester 2016 GPA 4.20. Dean’s List summer 2014, fall 2014, spring 2015, and summer 2015; Alpha Sigma Lambda Honor Society from Ashford University and Golden Key Honor Society from ASU. (All transcripts available).

High School Diploma from Lander Valley High School, graduating in 1990. Extra classes in typing, book keeping, calculus, consumer math, physics, chemistry, and record keeping. I was in all advanced classes graduating in the top ten in my class and on the National Honors Society.

Alumni at the National Outdoor Leadership School (NOLS); graduate in 2001 with a 4.0 GPA

07/2018 – 03/2019 (Afghanistan)

DynCorp International (Armed) Technical Advisor Computer Information System (CIS) and Media Support Technical Advisor Unified Training and Education Doctrine Command (UTEDC) and Branch School CIS and Media Support Division staff as directed by the COR or RO to execute the Enabler Operational Planning Team Native Language Training Products initiative

www.Dyn-Intl.com

• Lead the division of personnel in design, development, and delivery of training products in coordination with Army Institutional Advisory Team (AIAT) staff.
• Develop a transition plan to migrate this capability and functionality to Afghan Nation Defense and Security Forces (ANDSF) and its officials.
• Identifies, reviews, and compiles all products produced to date and work with UTEDC, the General Chief of Staff, and Team One to determine suitability for reproduction and providing to fielded units, updating and/or modifying as required and directed.
• Coordinate the filming of portions of the course of instruction at the ANDSF branch schools for selected courses (mostly located in Kabul and Mazar-e-Sharif).
• Coordinate production of video and sound recordings of equipment operating and maintenance procedures, and training evolutions.
• Coordinate photography of select equipment and associated operation and maintenance procedures. Supplement pictures with words, in Dari and Pashto, to produce professional manuals that will provide visual documentation of ANDSF equipment operation and maintenance procedures.
• Submit Native Language Training Product DVDs fit for reproduction.
• Coordinate the design and delivery of equipment manuals fit for use by illiterate soldiers, in coordination with UTEDC staff and NATO (RSM) staff supporting UTEDC.
• Deliver manuals and videos in electronic formats suitable for use by publishing firms for mass reproduction.
• Coordinate development and delivery of Graphic Training Aids.
• Coordinate with the UTEDC staff to migrate the database of training products to information systems administered by ANDSF personnel, where appropriate.
• Ensure that production teams have the ability to execute projects at the branch schools, academies, and training centers, located mostly in Kabul and in Mazar-e-Sharif.
• Submit weekly progress report covering projects worked on and how many pages have been translated by the Translation team. Submit monthly progress report covering how many new photographs taken and how many hours of video been recorded.
• Maintain NIPRNET access to facilitate communications with the contract oversight personnel, and the Head Training Products Translator.
• Perform other duties as assigned.

08/2017 – 7/2018

ManTech International System Analyst (Engineer) for Joint Information Technology Center (JITC) and Defense Information Systems Agency, US DoD) (DISA) – 2017 Task #28132032 JITC DISA T&E DO32 – 4TB02-59 Enterprise (TE0606 – CORE; TE0627 – DAI; and TE0628 – TRANSCOM). 2018 Task# 30514237 Test Tools – 4TB02-73 SOAIT T&E (TE0665 – CORE, TE0666 – DISS, TE0667 – DAI).

www.ManTech.com

• Establish operational databases, software configuration control and system interfaces for computer system(s) assigned.
• Maintain file servers, network access, document, and analyze system anomalies to ensure optimum equipment performance.
• Prepares system for operational use and support operational tests
• Performs analytical work in support of testing, evaluation, and certification of Information Technology/National Security Strategy (IT/NSS) related to networks, systems, and equipment. Incorporates Department of Defense (DoD) interoperability directives and instructions in all Test & Evaluation (T&E) processes. T&E support areas include developmental, operational, standards conformance, capability, and interoperability covering the broad spectrum of DoD, Federal, and Government IT. An analyst follows and applies common T&E processes that include identify requirements, verify user needs, develop evaluation approach, collect data, analyze data, and report on findings. Reviews, analyzes, and evaluates IT system operations. Reviews and analyzes blueprints, schematics, and technical drawings, diagrams, and specifications. Must be able to review, analyze, and interpret customer information. Solicits system requirements and associated operational environment to produce an evaluation approach that supports T&E objectives. Shares and briefs T&E project milestones to all levels of stakeholders.
• Familiar with standard intelligence/ISR concepts, practices, and procedures. Relies on instructions and pre- established guidelines to perform the functions of the job. Primary job functions do not typically require exercising independent judgment. Performing a variety of tasks while working under immediate supervision. Typically reported to a project leader, supervisor, or manager.
• Conducted and oversaw testing of processes and products. Responsible for the design and implementation of test procedures to determine if standards and criteria are met. Recommends adjustments to the T&E process or detailed procedures if appropriate. Responsible for all activities involving quality assurance and compliance with applicable regulatory requirements; conducts audits and reviews/analyzes data and documentation. Relies on manual methods and automated test tools to execute the T&E assessment then collect and analyze the data. Inspects, tests, and measures data that is produced or consumed. Must be able to document, notify, brief, and discuss results. Records all initial findings and documents final test results in a designated formal cybersecurity report. Accounts for anomalies and errors found in testing, notifies customers and management, and may help analyze and/or correct problems.

06/2017 – 08/01/2017

Jacobs, Engineer Technician II and III for the Electronic Proving Grounds (EPG-PTOC)

www.Jacobs.com

• Ran Operations from the North Range at Yuma Proving Grounds (YPG).
• Operates and maintains Mobile Communication Systems (MCS) vehicle, equipment, ran various scripts, and utilized associated antennas in support of Tactical Signals Intelligent (SIGINT) Payload (TSP) testing for the MQ-1C, Gray Eagle Unmanned Aircraft System (UAS). The system provides the supported unit with the comprehensive picture of electronic emitter within the operating environment and the ability to detect, identify, locate and copy emitters. Support of testing activities such as set up, operation, operator level maintenance and modifications.
• Support of testing activities such as set up, operation, operator level maintenance and modifications. Operate/maintain military tactical radios; send/receive and score voice/data transmissions and operate/maintain equipment within EPG’s instrumentation suit, IMS, GoldenEye, FreeWave, loading/sending/receiving scripts, EPG motor pool license, ADC-DM, variety of tablets and GPS tracking devises (mounted and unmounted); run and operate MNVR, NettWarrior, Rifleman, FOS, ManPack, and JBC-P Systems while operating and running scripts. Most current task is fulfilling and participating on the Enhanced Medium Altitude Reconnaissance and Surveillance System (EMARSS) test using various Distributed Common Ground System – A (DCGS-A) to assist military students with their training on the ground. This includes EMARSS -S, G, M, and V specifications. As a ground commander, we also use various radio’s (Thales) to communicate directly with the aircraft pilot’s during air operation missions.

08/2016 – 05/2017

ManTech, Engineer Technician I and II (EPG-PTOC)

www.ManTech.com

• Operates and maintains Mobile Communication Systems (MCS) vehicle, equipment, ran various scripts, and utilized associated antennas in support of Tactical Signals Intelligent (SIGINT) Payload (TSP) testing for the MQ-1C, Gray Eagle Unmanned Aircraft System (UAS). The system provides the supported unit with the comprehensive picture of electronic emitter within the operating environment and the ability to detect, identify, locate and copy emitters.Support of testing activities such as set up, operation, operator level maintenance and modifications.
• Support of testing activities such as set up, operation, operator level maintenance and modifications. Operate/maintain military tactical radios; send/receive and score voice/data transmissions and operate/maintain equipment within EPG’s instrumentation suit, IMS, GoldenEye, FreeWave, loading/sending/receiving scripts, EPG motor pool license, ADC-DM, variety of tablets and GPS tracking devises (mounted and unmounted); run and operate MNVR, NettWarrior, Rifleman, FOS, ManPack, and JBC-P Systems while operating and running scripts. Most current task is fulfilling and participating on the Enhanced Medium Altitude Reconnaissance and Surveillance System (EMARSS) test using various Distributed Common Ground System – A (DCGS-A) to assist military students with their training on the ground. This includes EMARSS -S, G, M, and V specifications. As a ground commander, we also use various radio’s (Thales) to communicate directly with the aircraft pilot’s during air operation missions.

08/01/2016 – 01/31/2019

EKS Group, Surveillance Role Player (SRP) and Military Operations Role Player (MORP)

www.eks-group.com

• Human Intelligence (HUMINT) and Counter Intelligence (CI) personal performing foot surveillance up to six miles per run; up to three runs per day; Perform vehicle surveillance up to three hours per run; up to four runs per day; Fully understand and adhere to EKS surveillance techniques and procedures; Provide surveillance roleplaying in direct support of client training; Record and maintain appropriate vehicle and surveillance logs in accordance with EKS techniques and procedures.
• Competencies: Effectively interact with team members and leadership; cooperate within the team and across teams; Adaptability: adapt to changing work environments; deal with frequent change and diverse team members; Technical: operate communication devices such as cell phones and walkie-talkie type radios Global Positioning System (GPS) devices, and surveillance photo/video equipment; Communication: listen actively; speak clearly; Geospatial Awareness: determine cardinal directions both static and dynamic

09/27/2015 – 05/2017

ISC Consulting Group, Graphic Artist II Designer and Business Development

ISC-CG.com

• Independent Consultant to ISC’s commercial business industry.

01/26/2015-09/27/2015

ISC Consulting Group, Graphic Artist II Designer and Business Development

www.ISC-CG.com

• Create 2 Dimensional (2D) and 3-Dimensional (3D) computer graphics in accordance with reference materials and technical manuals for Human Intelligence (HUMINT), Counter Intelligence (CI) and HUMINT Training – Joint Center of Excellence (HT-JCOE). Create 2D and 3D art assets for virtual interactive technologies (computer-based training), interactive courseware, web-based training, and distance learning training. Utilize both proprietary as well as commercial software products. Assist with creative planning by having a robust understanding of the technical capabilities of the art assets in order to accurately assess the requirements of a given project. Coordinate with Subject Matter Experts and other design team members to determine the proper level of detail, functionality, and aesthetic properties of art assets. Communicate with Programmers to determine technical requirements of art assets in order to adequately prepare them for implementation in a 3D interactive game engine. Coordinate with Senior/Junior artists to ensure continuity and compatibility of art assets. This ensures a consistent visual style and that art standards are being upheld. Design and develop engineering and technical drawings and schematics in support of training objectives. Understand and adhere to art standards established for each asset by coordinating color schemes, polygon count limits, resolution limits, material attributes, animation ranges, defining functionality, and clearly outlining interactivity with supplementary assets. Exercise safe, mature, discretionary handling of Government-Furnished Equipment (GFE) materials, sensitive materials (documents and equipment), and any end items used for training. Perform other duties as required.

10/01/2011-01/22/2015

Multimedia Marketing Manager, Writer, Business Development (Secret clearance)

Thompson-Wimmer, Inc. (www.thompsonwimmer.com)

• Created, worked and managed all print and electronic media to include Thompson-Wimmer website, logos, brochures, proposal writing, branding and press releases. Maintained and ran the Border Sentinel news articles; Worked with AMOC and UAS teams for the DoD; Social media guru with the knowledge and ability to code via the web. Other tasks included invoicing and human resources duties; successfully recruited potential employees for government contracts. Lead Million Dollar Proposals process for SOCOM in recruiting and retrieving technical information. Samples of all work available upon request.

10/20/2008-02/07/2011

Primary Graphic Artist/Illustrator and Editor SME with TS/SCI clearance

(Deputy Site Lead 2008-2009; Site Lead 2009-2011)

• Department of Defense contractor for Directorate of Doctrine at Fort Huachuca Army Post in Arizona. I had many achievements writing, advising, creating graphics, tables, and illustrations; as wells as editing and paginated books/documents for the Army and Joint doctrinal publications. Teamed and a valued member of Military Intelligence Pub 2-0.1 (June 2010), Intelligence FM 2-0 (March 2010), Counter Intelligence FM 2-22.2 (Oct. 2009), Intelligence Officer Handbook TC 2-50.5 (Jan. 2010), Operations Process FM 5-0 (March 2010), Counterinsurgency FM 3-24 MCWP 3-33.5, Intelligence Handbook for Civil Support Operations TC 2-91.7 (Date pending at end of contract), Signals Intelligence FM 2-22.06, Weapons Technical Intelligence TC 2-2.41 (Oct. 2010), Intelligence, Surveillance, Reconnaissance Synchronization TC 2-01 FM 2-01 (Sept. 2010), Technical Intelligence TC 2-22.4 FM 34-54 (Nov. 2009), and Document and Media Exploitation DOMEX TC 2-91.8 (June 2010). Expert knowledge using GPO and TRADOC style; DB Pam 25-52, AR 25-50, DA Pam 600-67, AR 25-30, DA Pam 25-40, and DA Pam 25-30 rules and regulations Samples of work available upon request.

03/13/07-10/17/2008

Graphic Artist/Production Assistant

Aerotech News & Review – Publisher of 12 military newspapers and Military Public Affairs Office (PAO). Build and create all new advertising for the Thunderbolt at Luke Air Force Base, Desert Lightening at D-M in Tucson, Scout in Sierra Vista Base, Yuma Marine Corp Air Station & Bullseye at Nellis Air Force Base in Las Vegas, NV. Work with Adobe CS2 to do all ad building and production. Samples of work available upon request.