Yyyyyy x. yyyyyy

P.O. Box 227872

Miami, FL 33222

(xxx-xxx-xxxx

Email:  abc@xyz.com

Country of Citizenship:   USA

Social Security Number:  XXX-XX-XXXX

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Core Competencies

All Source Intelligence, Communication and Electronic Intelligence Gathering/Interception/Analysis, Expert Cryptologic Spanish Linguist , Project Management, Team Building, Flight Instructor, Aerial Reconnaissance, Counter Narcotics/Narcoterrorist Operations, Electronic Warfare Operations, ISR Planning/Execution/Processing/Collection Management, Illegal Arms, Forecasting, Senior Management Interface, High Value Target Analysis, Databases: Collections Requirement, ICE, DoDIIS Multi Media Message Service, ASAS-Lite, Analysis Notebook ,WEBTAS and PESO, Utilization of SIGINT, COMINT, IMINT and HUMINT, Bachelor of Science Degree, Relevant Military, Training, MS Office Suite, Multiple Army and National Intelligence Agency Awards, Top Secret/SCI Clearance with CI Polygraph

 

 

Professional Experience

February 2008 - Present

Defense Intelligence Agency

United States Southern Command

Miami, FL

GG0 132 12

Hours per week:  40

Salary:    $86,000 Annually

Supervisor:  Jose Sorell, ( xxx-xxx-xxxx                               May Contact

 

Illegal Arms Group All Source Intelligence Analyst

 

Assigned to serve as Senior Intelligence Officer for Multi-Discipline and General Military Intelligence supporting United States Southern Command (USSOUTHCOM, SCJ2) and tasked with oversight of research targeted with producing all-source intelligence products and resources.  Specific focus is on illegal armed groups as well as the Colombian government.  As such, utilize a myriad of intelligence methods, including, among others, indications and warnings, targeting, imagery, counterintelligence, counter-terrorism foreign disclosure and threat analysis for the Colombia functional area.  The essential thrust of these and other measures is to monitor and analyze political, military and/or economics trends that could serve as a threat to the interests of the United States.  The responsibilities of this position require development of close working relationship networks with interagency and Colombian counterparts, as well as other partner nation analysts, in conducting various intelligence/counterintelligence activities regarding drug-trafficking organizations. 

 

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To aid this effort, interact directly with the U.S. Defense Attach Office, the Embassy Intelligence Fusion Cell (EIFC) and the U.S. Military Group (USMILGP), Colombia.  Provide force protection analysis to the Embassy Military Group Commander, supporting USMILGP development of regulations maintaining safety for U.S. personnel.  As liaison at the EIFC, provide analytical and information collection input for High Value Target (HVT) Analysts.  Also serve as a mentor for junior HVT analytical staff members, providing guidance on mission objectives and requirements.

 

Possess comprehensive familiarity with all sources of information, including knowledge of library holdings, photographs, statistics, analytical methodology, compilation of facts and data, and the ability to disseminate same.  For this assignment, fluency in the Spanish language and personal knowledge of the Colombian government, its military and various illegal armed groups have served immeasurably in meeting mission directives.

 

Utilize various databases to achieve mission goals, including Collections Requirement Database (CRDB), WEBTAS to create target analysis and packages and identify JAG lines of communications, and PESO to search for daily reports on targets of interest and stay current on assessments disseminated to the intelligence community.  Additionally, author and deliver presentation to senior leadership and distinguished visitors, and participate regularly in seminars and other working groups.

 

 

 

July 2007 - February 2008

Booz Allen Hamilton

470^th Military Intelligence Brigade

Fort Sam Houston

San Antonio, TX

Hours per week:  40

Salary:    $73,000 Annually

Supervisor:  Kirkwood Gillespie, ( xxx-xxx-xxxx                               May Contact

 

All Source Production Analyst/Senior Consultant

 

Retained to serve as an All Source Analyst in support of the U.S. Army Intelligence Command (INSCOM), U.S. Southern Command (USSOUTHCOM), U.S. Army South G2, and the 470^th Military Intelligence Brigade (MIB) Analysis and Control Element (ACE).   In this role, conducted long-term analysis of intelligence targets in USSOUTHCOM s area of responsibility, which included providing All Source Production Section (ASPS) Team Chief with intelligence to be utilized at daily briefings for the 470^th MIB Commander.  This responsibility required the maintenance of a comprehensive order of battle database, which allowed access to information regarding operational trends among High Value Targets (HVT).

 

Additionally, was deployed as member of the Embassy Intelligence Fusion Center (EIFC) in Bogot to provide analytical support and develop intelligence requirements for the HVT team and Colombian analysts focused on FARC and other Colombian illegal armed groups. 

 

 

 

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September 2005 - July 2007

General Dynamics

470^th Military Intelligence Brigade

Fort Sam Houston

San Antonio, TX

Hours per week:  40

Salary:    $72,000 Annually

Supervisor:   Rodney Key, ( xxx-xxx-xxxx                            May Contact

 

All Source Production Analyst

 

In this original assignment as a member of the Colombia/Long Term Analysis Team, operating within the 470^th MI BDE Analysis and Control Element (ACE), was charged with the production of an array of source products to be disseminated to U.S. Southern Command, the U.S. Embassy Bogot and other intelligence entities, and with providing all-source analytical support for Special Operations Command South (SOCSOUTH), Joint Special Operations Command (JSOC) and various Colombian law enforcement agencies.  Utilized a number of databases for production and distribution of intelligence, including ICE, DoDIIS Multi Media Message Service, WEBTAS, ASAS-Lite, and Analysis Notebook.

 

Implemented analysis derived from various SIGINT, COMINT, IMINT and HUMINT input to work closely with Colombian personnel in producing analyses supporting activities directed against HVT and assisting with force protection.  Served on regular rotations with the Embassy Intelligence Fusion Center (EIFC) High Value Target team and as liaison between the EIFC and the 470^th MI BDE.

 

 

 

August 2000 - September 2005

United States Army

Worldwide Assignments

204^th Military Intelligence Battalion (Aerial Reconnaissance)

Ft. Bliss, TX

Hours per week:  40

Salary:    $50,000 Annually

Supervisor:   Kodjo Knox-Limbacker, ( xxx-xxx-xxxx           May Contact

 

Standardization Instructor/Cryptologic Linguist

 

Charged, as Flight Instructor, to direct training of signal intelligence crew members in the operation of Aerial Reconnaissance Low Multi-Function Aircraft supporting the U.S. Southern Command (SOUTHCOM), Homeland Defense and counter-narcotics operations in conjunction with other government organizations.  Particular emphasis was placed on student accountability for equipment valued at $18MM.  Additionally, directed training of soldiers in the operation of Digital Receiver Technology (DRT) equipment.

 

Employed skills as Spanish linguist by functioning as an aircraft Spanish voice interceptor during aerial reconnaissance duties, including COMINT and IMINT missions.  Used sophisticated SIGINT equipment to detect, locate and identify foreign communications, which formed the basis for combat, strategic and tactical intelligence reports.  Translated written and spoken foreign language transmissions into English and English material into foreign languages, taking particular care to maintain original meaning.  Provided records of intercepted communications.  Developed TTP for first multi-function mission flown in USSOUTHCOM area of operation and served as COMSEC custodian, maintaining communication security materials in hostile areas.

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Education

Oklahoma State University, Stillwater, OK

Bachelor of Science, Finance, 1997

 

 

Training/Certification

 

Adv Individual Training, Electronic Warfare/Voice Interceptor (Spanish) Course- Honor Graduate

United States Army, Goodfellow Air Force Base, TX

Counter Narcotics Analysis and Recording Course, United States Army, Fort Bliss, TX

Digital Receiver Technology Operator Course, United States Army, Germantown, MD

Digital Receiver Technology Teach the Trainer Course, United States Army, Germantown, MD

Multi-function Training (ARL-M) Course, United States Army, Fort Bliss, TX

Technical Operators Training (ARL-L) Course, United States Army, Fort Bliss, TX

Survival, Evasion, Resistance and Escape Courses: Levels B and C

United States Army, Fort Bliss, TX

Anti-Terrorism/Force Protection and Human Rights Course

United States Army, Correspondence Course

Primary Leadership Development Course- Honor Graduate

United States Army, Fort Bliss, TX

Microsoft Office Specialist Certification, El Paso, TX

Microsoft PowerPoint Certification, San Antonio, TX

Writing for Foreign Dissemination, Miami, FL

Asymmetric Warfare Intelligence Analysis Course, Miami, FL

Advanced DI Analytic Writing Workshop, Miami, FL

Tomorrow s Intelligence Professional Course, Bolling AFB, Washington, D.C.

 

 

 

Awards/Commendations

 

Army Achievement Medal x 3

Good Conduct Medal

Global War on Terrorism Medal

Army Commendation Medal

Meritorious Unit Award

National Intelligence Meritorious Unit Citation

National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency Meritorious Unit Citation