Observer Coach Trainer resume example with 20+ years of experience
JessicaClaire
Montgomery Street, San Francisco, CA94105609 Johnson Ave., 49204, Tulsa, OK
Home: (555) 432-1000
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Career Focus
Solutions-focused, versatile professional offering a comprehensive background supporting U.S. military operations in roles of increasing responsibility during a 20-year career in the Army. Effective communicator who quickly masters new roles and technologies to achieve positive results. I would like to work in a position where I can maximize my leadership abilities, being able to employ lessons learned from six combat tours at your organization. Many of the skills and analytic methodologies I have used in an combat environment are applicable to any supervisory role.
Summary of Skills
Project management
Strategic planning
Complex problem resolution
Data mining
Conflict resolution
Multi-Task Management
Effective team leader
Strong verbal communication
Accomplishments
Formally commended by the Inspector General for superb supervisory actions and management
Selected from more than 15 senior Non-Commissioned Officers to serve as Platoon Sergeant
Awarded the Bronze star three times for actions carried out during combat operations
Personally responsible for over $27 million of command equipment with no deficiencies, losses or damages
Received Global War on Terrorism Service Medal
Formally commended by the Inspector General for superb supervisory actions and management
Professional Experience
Observer/Coach/Trainer, 10/2014 to Current US Army Joint Readiness Training Center – City, STATE,
Served as the Senior Intelligence OCT for a Battalion Task Force responsible for Training, mentoring, and providing feedback to battalion intelligence sections
Responsible for coaching, teaching, and mentoring units' staff sections to conduct collaborative staff processes in mission analysis (MA), Intelligence Preparation of the Battlefield (IPB), targeting and Information Collection (IC)
Contributed to the development of intelligence doctrine based off previous experiences
Work independently and advised senior maneuver and intelligence officers on how to best employ intelligence surveillance and reconnaissance assets during training and combat scenarios
Subject matter expert on Analysis and Assessments
Provided insight on intelligence systems and processes and passed on his knowledge to senior, peer, and subordinate intelligence professionals
Developed Standard Operating Procedures (SOP), that defined duties and responsibilities for the intelligence OCT
Contributed immense doctrinal feedback to the Army's intelligence community through collaborative professional writing and institutional dialogue
Chief Intelligence Sergeant/Supervisor, 08/2013 to 10/2014 US Army 7th Special Forces Group – City, STATE,
Chief Intelligence Sergeant for 7th Special Forces Group (SFG), Eglin, FL and Bagram, Afghanistan
Served as the Non-commissioned Officer in Charge (NCOIC) and Senior Intelligence Analyst of a 60 person Joint Intelligence Support Element in support of a Special Forces Group with missions in Central America, South America, Mexico, and Afghanistan areas of operation
Performed liaison with US Government and national level intelligence organizations to ensure intelligence cooperation
Ensured quality control of the area of operation and deployed overseas to hostile and denied areas to accomplish assigned missions
Advised the command and subordinate units with predictive analysis in order to place assets across the battle-space
Provided conventional and unconventional intelligence collection, exploitation and processing; threat vulnerability assessments; analytical techniques and training; intelligence reports and reporting architecture; asymmetric target analysis; intelligence preparation of the environment (IPE); inter-agency operations, fingerprinting, photography, biometrics identification systems, digital intelligence systems, geospatial intelligence and pre-mission preparation for deployments to Honduras, Colombia, Mexico, and Afghanistan
Supervised the daily analysis of indications and warnings intelligence from multiple platforms; proactively identifying potential threats against USSOF operating within Afghanistan
Briefed assessments of the current enemy threat within the area of operation. Orchestrated multi-echelon and multi-agency intelligence cooperation between 7th SFG, which increased overall production of intelligence by 75%
Provided criminal and counterintelligence analysis and assessments to the Special Operations Task Force through inter-agency operations and multiple databases
Supported the Combined Joint Special Operations Task Force Commander by incorporating intelligence into the F3EAD cycle
Selected over six other Sergeant First Classes (E7), to perform duties as the NCOIC based off expertise of regional current events and knowledge of the enemy situation
Senior Intelligence Sergeant/Security Manager/Supervisor, 04/2009 to 08/2013 US Army 7th Special Forces Group – City, STATE,
Supervisor for 1st Battalion 7th SFG, Eglin, FL and Kandahar, Afghanistan Managed and supervised the personnel clearances, passports, and theater country clearances of a 500 member Special Forces battalion
Trained a team of six intelligence professionals to Army standard to effectively and properly run a staff intelligence section (S2)
Conducted periodic physical security inspections, ensured compliance with security directives standard operating procedures; ensured classified dissemination on a need to know; safeguarded information against unauthorized disclosure; reported derogatory and/or adverse information; reported security violations to supervisor; maintained administering programs; maintained document control library; processed visit of foreign travel request with higher headquarters authorization prior to travel
Ensured personnel have proper clearance for Special Access Programs (SAP) as well as to perform their daily duties and responsibilities
Ensured situational awareness of the Special Operations Task Force Commander by providing over 200 daily intelligence reports in a combat environment
Coordinated intelligence for more than 150 combat operations, resulted in the identification and removal of the unit's number one and number two high valued target's within area of responsibility
Work independently and assisted in administering US government security policies
Subject matter expert on physical security, personnel security, information security and other intelligence matters
Oversee the processing of personnel security via the United States Office of Personnel Management program e-QIP
Monitor personnel in/out processing via Joint Personnel Adjudication System (JPAS)
Demonstrated physical and mental stamina while carrying heavy loads in austere combat environments at altitudes over 5,600ft
Chief Intelligence Sergeant/Supervisor, 09/2002 to 04/2009 US Army 525th Military Intelligence BDE – City, STATE,
Supervisor for 525th Military Intelligence Brigade, Fort Bragg, NC and two deployments to Iraq
Responsible for the integration and fusion of intelligence collected from multiple intelligence assets collected from airborne platforms, national and tactical signals intelligence platforms, and human intelligence sources
Supervised and managed 33 intelligence personnel; oversaw their production, and dissemination of intelligence products in support of mission planning during training and combat operations
Planned for the expansion of the intelligence section from 15 personnel to 33 personnel, by identifying and establishing new work areas within the brigade's existing infrastructure
Worked selflessly to ensure mission success for the unit. Highly dedicated and professional Non-commissioned Officer
Set the example for subordinates and peers by taking the initiative and accepting responsibility in the absence of orders
Maintained accountability and functionality of over $2.5 million of military intelligence equipment
Intelligence Instructor, 06/2000 to 08/2002 US Army Intelligence Training Center – City, STATE,
Provided instruction, instructional assistance, and appropriate scenario development support for imagery intelligence students and geospatial engineering professionals, teams, and units in support of Imagery and Geospatial intelligence (GEOINT)
Developed and revised lesson plans. Responsible for the training, supervision and instruction of over 175 initial entry training students annually
Coached and advised students on the employment and utilization of imagery equipment and software
Integrated multimedia course instructional methods and facilitated training in large and small group settings
Maintained and accounted for over $31 million worth of equipment. Demonstrated exceptionally strong leadership skills, resulting in a graduation rate of 30 students per class
Reviewed over 60 hours of instruction and lesson plans, revising the information keeping the curriculum current and up to date
Supervised the maintenance of assigned imagery equipment ensuring all items were always fully mission capable
Experienced, production-oriented and able to process, interpret and produce intelligence assessments on a wide variety of geospatial-intelligence imagery data types
Multiple Launch rocket System MLRS Crew-member, 09/1996 to 05/1999 US Army – City, STATE,
MLRS Gunner in 41st Field Artillery Brigade and 2/4th Field Artillery, Fort Sill, OK Assist the supervisor in all activities involving the team
Responsible for operating and maintaining the entire multiple launch rocket system valued over $12.2 million
Monitors the fire control firing system and radios at all times
Controls the firing of rockets and missiles by ensuring all data is accurate before arming and firing the system
Drive and maintain the self-propelled launch vehicles
Reload ammunition and resupply vehicles
Test and maintain the fire control systems
Mount radio sets and communication systems in all vehicles
Calculating target locations manually and electronically
Education
High School diploma: , Expected in 1996 Park Hill HS NW Barry Rd Cochise College - Kansas City Fort Huachuca, MO AZ GPA:
: , Expected in 2007 Maple Woods Community College - Kansas City, MO GPA:
Certificate, Antiterrorism Officer Course (40hrs), Fort Polk, LA,: , Expected in 1996 American Military University - Charles Town, WV GPA:
*Certificate, Special Operations SOUTHCOM Theater Course (40hrs), Eglin AFB, FL,: , Expected in 2015 - , GPA:
*Certificate, Personnel Security Course (40hrs), Fort Bragg, NC,: , Expected in 2013 - , GPA:
*Certificate, Electronic Surveillance Level I (80hrs), Tampa, FL,: , Expected in 2012 - , GPA:
*Certificate, Electronic and Information Security Level I (80hrs), Tampa, FL,: , Expected in 2011 - , GPA:
*Certificate, Distributed Common Ground System-Army (80hrs), Fort Bragg, NC,: , Expected in 2010 - , GPA:
*Certificate, Asymmetric Warfare Intelligence Analysis Course (40hrs), Fort Bragg, NC,: , Expected in 2010 - , GPA:
*Certificate, Afghanistan-Pakistan Counter-Threat Finance Course (40hrs), Fort Bragg, NC,: , Expected in 2010 - , GPA:
*Certificate, Adversarial Deception Analysis Course (40hrs), Fort Bragg, NC,: , Expected in 2010 - , GPA:
*Certificate, Intermediate Search/Tactical Site Exploitation Course: , Expected in 2010 - Fort Bragg, NC GPA:
Certificate, Personality and Network Analysis Course (40hrs), Tampa, FL,: , Expected in 2009 - , GPA:
*Certificate, Combat Surveillance Operations Course (180hrs), Fayetteville, NC: , Expected in 2009 Advance Non-commissioned Officer Academy - Fort Huachuca, AZ GPA: Basic Non-commissioned Officer, Non-commissioned Officer Academy
Basic Intelligence Instructor Course, Intelligence School, fort Huachuca, AZ,: , Expected in 2001 - , GPA:
*Imagery Operators Course: , Expected in 2000 US Army Intelligence School - Fort Huachuca, AZ GPA: Primary Leadership Development, Non-commissioned Officer Academy, Fort Sill, OK,
Skills
Windows MS Office Suite
*SIPR, JIANT, JWICS
*OSINT
*Palantir
*DCGS-A
*Google Earth
*M3
*Query Tree
*Analyst Notebook
*JPAS
*Critical Thinking
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