OBJECTIVE

To secure a challenging position in the intelligence field

that will capitalize on 20 years of proven performance in
USAF Information and Reconnaissance Operations
SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS
Current TS/SCI Clearance - SBPR Investigation completed
27 SEP 2007
Diversely Qualified - over 5000 operational flying hours on
the U.S. Air Force's RC-135 fleet with a combined 20 years
experience as Airborne Mission Supervisor, Airborne Analyst
and Cryptologic Operator Instructor/Evaluator
Intelligence Collection Management - planning and directing
tasking evaluation, collection strategy development, mission
implementation and oversight, time-sensitive reporting and
strategic analysis and production
Extensive knowledge of RC-135 architecture and systems built
over 5,000 flight hours including program management,
systems requirements and acquisition referral for new
architectures
Expert in all facets of SIGINT collection, processing,
analysis, and dissemination with a broad knowledge base in
C4ISR operations; additional mission expertise with over
1000 flying hours on E-3B/C AWACS, EC-130H COMPASS CALL and
C-130H platforms
Proven leader - supervised personnel and managed multiple
office functions; led internal and external operational and
project management teams in the areas of reconnaissance,
intelligence analysis, and training
Strong project manager - coordinated operational training
programs; identified and maintained operator skill sets, and
ensured operational readiness at all times
Technical expertise - Highly proficient in varied
specialized computer platforms; talented at assimilating and
interpreting technical data; working knowledge of Microsoft
Office
Critical thinker - extensive experience gathering data,
conducting analysis, and fusing key facts and variables into
clear composite of situations, problems and activities
Well-developed communication skills - networked with senior
leadership and collaborated at unit-level operations and
planning meetings; conducted briefings and presentations to
high level government and military officials
A quick study - easily perform multiple complex tasks
simultaneously; talented at assimilating and interpreting
large amounts of technical data, identifying and translating
them into meaningful products
FUNCTIONAL EXPERTISE
AIRBORNE MISSION SUPERVISOR (AMS)
Directed crew efforts during airborne reconnaissance
missions; ensured effective crew coordination, clear
situational awareness and successful decision-making during
dynamic and fast-paced sorties; recognized for exceptional
ability to deliver on national, theatre and combatant
commander tasking
Experienced in the coordination and delegation of national
tasking between stateside and forward deployed locations;
ensured timely delivery of time sensitive intelligence
Ensured safety of mission through coordination with external
agencies to distribute and relay operational threat and
identification
Provided theater and national level decision makers timely
and accurate intelligence information supporting security
objectives and policy formulation
Produced near-real time intelligence products for U.S.
National Security Agencies and U.S. Military forces
Extensive knowledge of the military and National Security
Agency (NSA) intelligence architecture, policies and systems
to include program management, systems requirements and
acquisition referral for new architectures
Combat expertise includes direct support of combat forces
ground engagements and combat operations; recognized for
providing flawless combat ISR support
Well developed expertise in supporting RC-135 aircrew in the
participation of Virtual Flag and other exercises;
demonstrated solid acumen in joint ISR interoperability and
combat capability
Ensured safety of mission through coordination with external
agencies to distribute and relay operational threat and
identification data

AIRBORNE ANALYST (AA)

Extensive experience performing on-line analysis and data
fusion of highly perishable multi-source intelligence as an
intelligence technician and analyst
Supported Imminent and Direct Threat Warning to U.S. and
allied warfighters operating over hostile territory
Passed actionable intelligence information on hostile
combatants in support of Operations
Categorized activity and assigned priorities to facilitate
proper use of equipment
Performed on-line analysis and preparation of product and
technical reports
Analyzed, quality checked, and reported time sensitive data
to national-level consumers
Maintained reporting databases and system files in support
of national level intelligence collection objectives
Debriefed crews, performed post-mission analysis and
reporting
CRYPTOLOGIC OPERATOR (CO)
Processed signal intelligence information through the
operation of airborne signals intelligence systems and
mission equipment
Responsible for the monitoring, recording, compilation, and
analysis of signals intelligence information
Collaborated to identify and analyze traffic for reportable
significance
Performed and assisted with mission planning
WORK HISTORY
Flight Chief, Regional Operations Intelligence, 97th IS,
Offutt AFB, NE 2009 - 2010
Supervised and managed flight operations for 49 personnel
responsible for production and intelligence analysis efforts
for RC-135 intelligence operations
Proactively managed resource divergence; maintained
effective delegation of assignments, utilization of
resources, and proper reporting and accountability functions
Ensured operators developed and maintained dynamic target
knowledge of regional political, military and social
milieus to affect ISR operational tasking and mission
objectives
Oversaw all office management functions to include
performance evaluations, awards and recognition, staff
productivity, and project management
Developed and implemented training plans and programs to
ensure staff development
Ensured the proficiency of all assigned personnel; ensured
compliance with operating, safety, and security procedures
AMS and AA Instructor/Evaluator; recognized for versatility
and responsiveness
Non Commissioned Officer In Charge (NCOIC), A Flight,
390th IS, Kadena AB, Japan 2007 - 2009
Oversaw production and quality assurance of 10 cryptologic
linguist operators in support of USPACOM operational and
contingency plans and collection requirements
Demonstrated solid decision-making and analysis skills in
the prioritization of work efforts to meet intelligence
tasking and processing requirements
As AA, identified and analyzed traffic from multiple
sources for essential elements of information and
subsequently fused information to prepare summaries and
reports of reportable significance
As CO, monitored, recorded, compiled, and analyzed signals
intelligence information through the operation of advanced
signals collection and analysis equipment
Training competencies and organization recognized by senior
leadership; successfully trained and evaluated numerous
aircrew members on multiple positions
Oversaw specialized RC-135 and skill-level training program
for diverse targets; expanded squadron's ability to respond
to unique requirements of the Global War on Terror and
demonstrated solid planning and project management skills
Singled out for threat warning contributions made during
RC-135 support of C-130 airdrop/UH-60 rescue
NCOIC, Operations Scheduling
390th IS, Kadena AB, Japan 2005 - 2007
Oversaw dynamic and complex squadron scheduling
responsibilities
Managed on-the-job training for incoming scheduling
personnel; provided instruction and oversaw adherence to
all function specific policies, procedures and standards
Managed training sorties and crew members ensuring timely
and consistent training and evaluation schedules to ensure
proficiency of operators in the time sensitive targeting
of adversarial forces in real world operations and
exercises
Recognized for creating web-based scheduling system
eliminating archaic and time-consuming processes
Performed as Airborne Analyst on RC-135 RIVET JOINT,
COBRA BALL and COMBAT SENT platforms
Assistant NCOIC, Operations Training,
390th IS, Kadena AB, Japan 2003 - 2005
Supported program and project management efforts for unit's
training function to include the design and quality
assurance of aircrew training and certification resources;
recognized for complete revision of entire training program
and rewrite of Cryptologic Skills Proficiency Test
Applied instructional systems design and training best
practices in the development of specialized training
programs
Oversaw stringent quality control program and successfully
reduced trainee errors by 27%
Developed targeted and robust mission simulations for
aircrew training
Initial Qualification Training Course Supervisor,
97th IS, Offutt AFB, NE 2001 - 2003
Designed, developed and implemented robust aircrew training
courses for the Cryptologic Operator training program
Coordinated with multiple operational squadrons, office
functions and subject matter experts to identify
performance criteria and training requirements
Managed development of scenario focused training packages
for approved Aircrew Training Devices
Ensured policies and operational guidelines in compliance
with higher headquarters policy and AF instructions
Training Flight Manager,
97th IS, Offutt AFB, NE 1999 - 2001
Oversaw initial ground training program for multiple aircrew
positions and ensured training alignment with Job
Qualification Standards, Master Task Lists and training
plans
Developed instructor cadre to include development of
training subject matter expertise, communication, student
motivation, and project management skills
Conducted needs assessments and task analysis to assess
end-user training needs and ensured a focus on increased
productivity, improved customer satisfaction and
organizational improvement
Ensured testing programs measured the effectiveness of
training to satisfy highly dynamic tasking and rapidly
changing technical requirements of organization's mission
EDUCATION
Senior NCO Academy, February 2008
NCO Academy, October 2002
NCO Preperatory Course, Jun 1987
Tausug Conversion Course (JLC) 06/2002 (not proficient)
Indonesian Basic Course (Inlingua) 09/2000 (DLPT 2+/2+)
Serbo-Croation Conversion Course
(Defense Language Institute (DLI)) 06/1996 (not proficient)
Russian Basic Course (DLI) 10/1984 (DLPT 2/2)
Microsoft WORD version of resume available upon request