Intelligence Analyst Resume

Desired Industry: Military	SpiderID: 11734
Desired Job Location: Washington, District of Columbia	Date Posted: 3/13/2007
Type of Position: Full-Time Permanent	Availability Date:
Desired Wage:
	U.S. Work Authorization:
Job Level: Experienced with over 2 years experience	Willing to Travel:
Highest Degree Attained:	Willing to Relocate:

Objective:
Seeking a position in defense Intelligence Analysis with an organization that will benefit from training and experience in the following areas:

• Link Analysis
• Analyst Notebook 6
• Pathfinder
• Google Earth
• Research and Development Experimental Collaboration (RDEC) (Query Tree)
• Automated Message Handling System (AMHS)
• Web Accessed Retrieval Portal (WARP)
• National Input Segment / Dissemination Element (NIS/DE)
• Imagery Exploitation Support System (IESS)
• Concentrator Open Primary Server (COPS)
• Quick Query (Q2)
• IPL (Image Product Library) Maintenance
• IPL Administrator Client
• JSIPS-N Concentrator Architecture (JCA)
• JFN/NFN Operation
• Database Maintenance
• Intelligence Processing
• Records Management
• Technical Writing
• Photogrammetry
• Photography
• Imagery collection, analysis and dissemination
• Imagery exploitation
• System Troubleshooting
• GALE Lite (Generic Area Limitations Environment)
• Map Reading
• Precision Targeting Workstation (PTW)v4.0.1/4.1.1

SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS
• Current Top Secret/SCI Security Clearance based on Single Scope Background Investigation (SSBI) W/ Counter Intelligence Polygraph
• Computer proficiency
• Demonstrates leadership capabilities and team-building skills
• Dynamic, innovative professional with superior leadership qualities and successful team- building experiences
• Positions held required skill and experience in problem-solving and decision-making in high- tempo, time-critical environments
• Experienced in managing a multitude of tasks simultaneously, solving complex problems, and arriving at effective solutions
• Keen attention to detail
• Absolute integrity in maintaining and transporting classified information
• PMA-281 certified aimpoint mensurator for Precision Guided Munitions (PGM)

Experience:
AMTI (Applied Marine Technology Inc.) CT/All Source Intelligence Analyst May2006 – Present
Office of Naval Intelligence (ONI) TRIDENT

• Conducted tactical intelligence support to Naval Special Warfare (NSW), while functioning as a knowledge base for building and focusing GWOT intelligence support capabilities for NSW intelligence at large.
• Provide real time reach back support to include but not limited to call chaining for Special Operation Forces (SOF) operating in Theater
• Responsible for analyzing quick turn-around, actionable Intelligence, in a timely matter for SOF forces to respond appropriately to environment in theater
• Utilize tools mentioned above to assist in providing intelligence to SOF forces operating forward that would not have access to.
• Due to sensitive nature of position and duties, no further information can be provided. May discuss specifics of “support” in more detail in a secure environment.

SAIC (Science Applications International Corporation) Mobile Operational Trainer 2004 – 2006
Distributed Common Ground System – Navy (DCGS-N) Operational Assist Team

• Trained and assisted US Navy Units abroad in performing Precision Guided Targeting on targets of interest
• Responsible for performing classroom and afloat training on DCGS-N systems, primarily the Precision Targeting Workstation (PTW), JSIPS-N Concentrator Architecture (JCA) and Tactical Exploitation Segment-Navy (TES-N). Additional systems trained are but not limited to IESS, IPL, IPLAC, and Visual Coverage Tool (VCT).
• Responsible for assisting with curriculum development and maintenance of training materials (syllabi and Sailor’s Gouge’s), conduct Phase III training and aim point certifications in accordance with published schedules.
• Provided Imagery Intelligence and Collection Management expertise to DCGS-N test and development process.
• Improved capability of the fleet by providing over 3,600 hours of training to sailors and marines throughout the fleet.
• Conducted Deployed Group System Integration and testing (DGSIT) on JSIPS-N Suites on US Aircraft Carriers.

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U.S Naval Forces Central Command Imagery Analyst 2002 – 2004
Manama, Bahrain 5th Fleet

Conducted first phase, theater level imagery interpretation, providing direct IMINT support for more than 10 Carrier Battle Groups and more than 4 Amphibious Readiness Groups operating within the Fifth Fleet Area of Responsibility (AOR). Additional IMINT, fusion analysis, and time sensitive targeting efforts contributed to the successful operations of Southern Watch (OSW), Enduring Freedom (OEF), Iraqi Freedom (OIF), and for multiple Maritime/Leadership Interdiction Operations (MIO/LIO) within the Arabian Gulf. Produced more than 12,000 first-phase NTM products, approximately 1,000 of which provided direct support to TLAM mission planning. Confirmed movements of hostile forces and equipment threatening U.S. assets. Additional duties Included:

• Identified and produced intelligence from raw satellite imagery using advanced ELT systems (REMOTE VIEW, SOCET SET, VITec, MATRIX, PTWEB)
• Provided over 2,500 indications and warning (I&W) imagery products to support naval units operating in the Northern, Central and Southern Arabian Gulf.
• Processed and analyzed intelligence data and prepare/present briefings in support of Global War on Terrorism (GWOT)
• Prepared material for use in reconnaissance missions

Forward Deployed Naval Forces Japan Intelligence Analyst 1998-2002
USS Kitty-Hawk, Yokosuka Japan

• Responsible for daily Intelligence briefing with operational focus on the Pacific and Central Fleets, as well as Indication and Warning analyst for Pacific Fleet and (OEF) Operation Enduring freedom.
• Draft intelligence summaries/reports using all-source intelligence and Intelligence files. Inventory maps and charts and verify their currency. Annotate/display hard/soft copy maps and charts. Calculate target distance, Course, speed and closest point of approach (CPA).
• Identify characteristics and capabilities of air, surface, subsurface and ground platforms and their associated weapons systems. Maintain situational and tactical plot. Perform radio telephone communications. Collect data during required collection opportunities.
• Maintained intelligence files and libraries, to include photographs, maps and charts

Education:
ECPI College of Technology
Information Technology/Network Security and Management Currently Enrolled

University of Maryland Univ College Europe Division 2002 – 2003
Courses in Mathematics, Communications, Government and Criminal Justice

Central Texas College 2001
Courses in Mathematics and Government

SPECIALIZED TRAINING
Mirror Image (BLACKWATER USA) Nov 2006
Training to combat terrorism
Designed to realistically simulate terrorist recruiting, training techniques and operational tactics. Received insight into the mindset and rationale of the terrorist, through hands-on experience with the methods and means they use, and education about the ideologies that motivate them and cultural dimensions that influence their decision making process.

Force Protection and Personal Security (BLACKWATER USA) Jan 2006

Advanced Tactical Driving Training (BLACKWATER USA) Jan 2006

U.S. Naval Intelligence Training 2001

• Applied Computers
• Photogrammetry
• Photography
• Public Speaking
• Records/Information Management
• Survey of Geography
• Technical Mathematics
• Technical Writing

Global Command Communications system – Maritime (GCCS-M) Opintel System – Afloat 2001

Navy Intelligence Specialist, Class A 1999
• Map Reading
• National Security or Intelligence
• World Geography

Skills:
• Current Top Secret/SCI Security Clearance based on Single Scope Background Investigation (SSBI) W/ Counter Intelligence Polygraph
• Computer proficiency
• Demonstrates leadership capabilities and team-building skills
• Dynamic, innovative professional with superior leadership qualities and successful team- building experiences
• Positions held required skill and experience in problem-solving and decision-making in high- tempo, time-critical environments
• Experienced in managing a multitude of tasks simultaneously, solving complex problems, and arriving at effective solutions
• Keen attention to detail
• Absolute integrity in maintaining and transporting classified information
• PMA-281 certified aimpoint mensurator for Precision Guided Munitions (PGM)

Additional Information:

Candidate Contact Information:

Name: Oliver Register
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City: camp springs	Fax: -
State: Maryland
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