Serving on active duty led to a range of experiences encompassing intelligence operations, maintenance of online medical records, and administrative tasks with an international focus. And to better prepare for working in a medical facility I attended training courses on basic life support (BLS) and HIPPA leading to industry recognized certifications; however, my intent is to obtain the medical office administrator certification (MOAC) in an effort to deliver the best service possible to veterans and patients. My passion is for being 'of service' to the veteran community; one such example is that I was a founding member of a nationally recognized veterans group at John Carroll University. If you find these experiences and qualities an asset I'd appreciate your time in reviewing my resume.
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Functioning as an intelligence researcher and lecturer allowed for honing skills in, but not limited to, the following areas: leadership, advanced research & writing, technology, communication, public relations and awareness of mental health.
Notable Projects:
- Helped raise money to fulfill a wish for a veteran with pancreatic cancer by utilizing strong network connections. The fundraiser was strategically placed within the online Spy Brief community thereby leading to a more than 40% increase in donations.
- Office of Naval Research | Multimodal Analysis of Social Media to Detect Strategic Campaign Trends. I functioned as a psychological operations advisor to the project manager of this nearly two year project.
- High Value Client: 2020 Presidential Election Monitoring for Foreign Interference. Project description: Monitored social media channels for Russian interference, narrative laundering and extremist activity designed to influence particular elements of the 2020 Presidential Election.
- Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) investigation of a high-level Russian diplomat running a faux international human rights organization claiming U.N. status that spanned multiple countries.
- As a returning guest lecturer for the Political Science department at John Carroll University, I prepare lectures for courses on the following topics: Weaponized philosophy, Russian Intelligence Services (RIS), History of Disinformation, Narrative Laundering, Social Media Manipulation & Kleptocracy.
- Consistently confronted with various types of personalities and learning styles requiring flexibility, as well as patience. And relied upon by other veterans for math and philosophy tutoring.
- Tutored students in basic statistics/probability, calculus 1, 2 & 3 along with discrete mathematics (mathematical proofs); and was a student grader and assistant for calculus.
- Aided students in their conceptual understanding of difficult, abstract topics such as the philosophy of language or mathematics. Routinely, proofread philosophy papers for students and helped develop their cogent argumentative approach to abstract problems.
- Tasked with surveilling special forces soldiers during an intelligence exercise dealing with surveillance detection, amongst other intelligence aspects; furthermore, I maintained 100% accountability of Top Secret hard drives for the entire course, along with other classified material, that stretched over multiple states.
- Trained junior intelligence soldiers on how to spot elicitation techniques that could be leveraged against them by host-nation elements; and cross-trained fellow detachment personnel on how to perform battlefield interrogations so as to mitigate time spent on a high-risk mission/objective.
- Researched AFRICOM region via open source mediums (OSINT) during the Arab Spring in order to prepare summaries of geopolitical events thereby facilitating command decisions about personnel on the ground and future movements/deployments.
- Honor graduate of the Army Special Operations Combat Leadership Course that consists of three modules; leadership and management, training management and operational war fighting. In addition, the leader's performance is evaluated against the curriculum using core leader competencies, skilled leader attributes and mission command characteristics throughout the course.
- Successful completion of Special Operations Language Training (SOLT) in Bahasa Indonesian; passed both the Defense Language Proficiency Test (DLPT) & Oral Proficiency Interview (OPI) exam with an ability to Speak/Read/Write ranging between intermediate to advanced.
- Provided intelligence support to two different Joint Special Operations Task Force missions: Iraq/Philippines (OIF/OEF–P). The core experiences of those deployments involved, but are not limited to, the following: Human Intelligence Collection (HUMINT), Intelligence Analysis (IA), and Psychological Operations (PSYOP).
- Received medical training via Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC) and Combat Life Saver (CLS) courses.
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School Attended
- Staffordshire University
- John Carroll University
- United States Army Intelligence Center
Job Titles Held:
- Intelligence Researcher & Lecturer
- Mathematics & Philosophy Tutor
- Human Intelligence Collection Sergeant
- Human Intelligence Collector
Degrees
- Master of Arts
- Bachelor of Arts
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