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ASSISTANT TEAM LEADER SENIOR GEOINT ANALYST - IMAGERY/ FMV
Summary
Inspirational results orientated leader seeking a Senior Imagery/FMV Analyst position that would allow me to leverage my thirteen years of experience in the Intelligence Community (IC), combat arms military, and eight deployments in support of combat operations. I have a strong background in the research, analysis, production, and dissemination of fused GEOINT products as well as a firm understanding of project management tools, processes and techniques. Current active DOD sponsored TS/SCI clearance.(SSBI 03/17/2013)
Accomplishments
  • SERE 400/446/447, 10/14 (119 hrs) Advanced Marksmanship Course 10/14 (40 hrs) SKILLS Videx, Ikena Motion DSP, ITK, Falcon View, Google Earth, Google sketch up, ArcGIS, Video Bank, Web-based and Access Retrieval Portal (WARP), Information Access Services (IAS), Client for the National Imagery Library NIL), Commercial Satellite Imagery Library (CSIL), National Exploitation System (NES), Raster Roam, Gemini, Microsoft Office suite, Image Product Library (IPL), Web Requirements Management System (RMS), Geospatial-Intelligence Information Management System (GIMS).
Experience
Assistant Team Leader Senior GEOINT Analyst - Imagery/ FMV
October 2010Company Name － City, State
  • 84 hours/ bi-weekly) Utilize knowledge of personnel management to streamline workflow, schedule assignments and forecast manpower in order to prevent manning deficiencies and production backlogs of thirty-five Full Motion Video FMV) and Imagery professionals.
  • Responsible for intelligence-related research, FMV, and near real-time digital imagery collection, exploitation, and dissemination of specialized soft copy and hardcopy photographic products.
  • Perform precision based Quality Control (QC) of fused multi-source intelligence products.
  • Ensuring compliance with special instructions, standards, and security requirements certifying every analytical report credited is technically accurate and concise, thus increasing the customer's ability to maintain their production and timeline goals.
  • Evaluate and implement procedures related to the training and development of analysts involved in the Tasking, Collection, Processing, Exploitation, and Dissemination (TCPED) process.
  • Articulate operational requirements and guidance to develop more efficient and effective geospatial intelligence (GEOINT) strategies with balance and integration of new and emerging sensor technologies to combatant commands for validation and execution.
  • Which includes traditional national technical means NTM), commercial space-borne and airborne imagery platforms.
  • Interface with the Intelligence Community (IC) as an Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance Tactical Controller (ITC).
  • Serving as a point of continuity, providing liaison from Task Force Commanders to theater collection managers, air component commands, and interagency contacts through coordination and de-confliction of ISR asset activities and sensitive reconnaissance operations.
  • Enhancing imagery collection strategies for current and contingency operations that allow synchronization of daily collection plans and imagery requirements.
  • Articulate operation requirements, procedures, and guidance to Production, Exploitation and Dissemination PED) personnel, unmanned and manned ISR platform crews and combatant commands in order to provide detailed imagery information in minimal time to plan and execute close-combat tactical operations with fixed and rotary winged aircraft while fulfilling first phase geospatial analysis.
  • Serve as a Senior Imagery Interpreter responsible for performing all three phases of imagery and FMV analysis to satisfy the planning and execution of specialized operations.
  • Providing imagery objective validation, prioritization and nomination while stating essential elements of information for exploitation of exercises, contingency, and operations plans.
  • Develop in-depth intelligence analytical assessments through imagery analysis leveraging knowledge of inner workings of the Intelligence Community (IC) providing fusion of all-source, GEOINT and signals intelligence (SIGINT) and dissemination of high suspense actionable intelligence.
October 2010Company Name
  • 80 hours/ per week) Produced and developed command policies for imagery and FMV products, annotation requirements, scales of mosaics, numbers and types of hard copy photographic prints in support of US, and coalition special operation forces in the planning and execution stages of anti-piracy operations in 2008-2009.
  • Produced over 450 products over a six month period in support of Thirteenth Marine Expeditionary Unit's MEU) Western Pacific deployment to include 357 overviews, 28 beach landing site studies (BLS), 14 area of interest close-ups (AOI), 7 route studies, as well as products in support of planned Tactical Recovery of Aircraft and Personnel missions (TRAP), and Non-Combatant Evacuation Operation (NEO) studies in 2008.
  • Wrote multiple tasking nominations to collect overhead coverage in support of Thirteenth MEU's Western Pacific deployment by establishing and maintaining direct liaison and coordination with senior level officials at various national, theater, service specific, and tactical levels ensuring command collection and production requirements were processed and satisfied in support of anti-piracy operations in 2008.
  • Provided multi-casting through Global Broadcast Service (GBS), and identification of key limitations of the Scan Eagle Unmanned Aerial System (UAS) to facilitate dissemination to supported units providing combatant commanders better situational awareness during anti-piracy operations in 2008.
  • Meticulously built over sixty menstruated point graphic products over a thirty-day exercise in support of Operation Native Fury Aqaba, Jordan in 2008.
  • Squad Leader responsible for the mentorship and well being of twelve Marines engaged in combat operations Fallujah, Iraq in support of Operation Phantom Fury in 2004.
  • Vehicle Commander within a Combined Arms Action Team (CAAT) traversing over 10,000 miles in a six-month period as a security detail in support of medical evacuations, logistical transportation, and VIP's throughout Iraq in 2004.
  • Deployed as a Fire Team Leader in 2003, in support of the initial combat phase of Operation Iraqi Freedom responsible for the mentorship and well being of four Marines engaged combat operations Nasiriyah, Iraq that led to the safe rescue of American Prisoners of War (POW).
Imagery Analyst
July 2001
Education
Bachelor of Science : Management, 2000Park UniversityManagement
High School DiplomaEast Bay High School
Skills
streamline, Articulate, balance, Broadcast, bi, concise, Controller, graphic, Team Leader, Personnel, personnel management, policies, Quality Control, real-time, research, transportation, validation, Video, workflow
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School Attended

  • Park University
  • East Bay High School

Job Titles Held:

  • Assistant Team Leader Senior GEOINT Analyst - Imagery/ FMV
  • Imagery Analyst

Degrees

  • Bachelor of Science : Management , 2000
    High School Diploma

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