John doe
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Experienced leader with twenty-six plus years in Intelligence, Operations, and Law Enforcement. Seasoned background focused on Management, Security, Administration, Foreign Military Sales and Security Assistance, Counter-Terrorism, Counter-Intelligence, Intelligence Collection/Analysis, System Processes, and Program/Project Management.

CLEARANCE DATA:

TOP SECRET/SCI - based on an SBI-PR from the Defense Security Service, completed 29 March 1999. SECRET Clearance currently held by DHS and U.S. ICE.

EXPERIENCE:

Department of Homeland Security, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) / Dates Employed: 06/2003 to Present
Hours per Week: 40+
Title: Intelligence Officer

First Intel Officer to be assigned to the Cyber Crimes Center (C3), Computer Forensics Division. Responsible for collecting, analyzing, and disseminating real-time intelligence to domestic and overseas field offices. Tasked to work with the intelligence community on intelligence matters related to national security and support integrated counter-terrorism enforcement operations. Responsible for more than 400 different laws and regulations, including violations of law involving terrorist financing, money laundering, arms trafficking, technology exports, commercial fraud, and child pornography. Develops policies and procedures for the collection, control, and

dissemination of document-related intelligence information. Applies subject matter expertise to plan, review, evaluate, or prepare reports, related materials, and activities in support of intelligence requirements. Maintains liaison and operational relationships for matters relevant to intelligence and Pathfinder databases. Evaluates the validity and reliability of the intelligence gathered, and determines its suitability for application to intelligence operations. Provides an assessment of the current situation and likely future developments. Determines, records, or applies methods for disseminating intelligence information in response to specific requests to include NCIC and NLETS. Develops manuals, guides, methodologies, and new sources for use in the collection of intelligence data, and considers individual or ongoing requests for intelligence data to include undercover operations.

Sprint E|Solutions / Dates Employed: 12/2000 to 08/2002
Hours per Week: 60+
Title: Security Practice Manager - East Coast

Managed the day to day operations of seventy-four security IT Consultants on the East Coast. Coordinated sales and account management activities in business development of security IT solutions. Conducted profitability analysis of technology consultant projects and performed variance analysis with operations and sales financial reports in order to maintain high profitability. Forecasted contracted revenue of operations, planned manpower, and correlated sales reporting to consultant operations. Managed all system processes for achieving business goals in recruiting/retention (hiring, assignment, and cost per hire), business development (contribution to gross profit) and project administration (customer satisfaction and resource allocation). Managed all monthly financial analysis and reporting of revenue, personnel utilization ratio, and gross margin metrics of consulting operations. Conducted in-depth analysis and generated significant reductions in operations budget by 23% in 2001 in conjunction with achieving highest level of employee IT certification ratio in company history. Developed and presented management and statistical reports on consultant operations at the regional-level to Sprint national-level Directors in order to provide in-depth information on budgets, personnel development, and management effectiveness. Total value of financial responsibility was over $23 million dollars per year. Ranked as Number One Manager in 2001.

Defense Attaché Office, Jakarta, Indonesia / Dates Employed: 10/1995 to 07/2000
Hours per Week: 60+
Title: Operations Officer

Managed the day to day operations of one of the world’s largest Defense Attaché Offices. Controlled and managed budgets of up to $2.5 million and over $3.5 million for international exercises. Represented USDAO on the Embassy's Emergency Action Committee (EAC) as well as the Counter-Terrorism/Counter-Intelligence Working Group. Directed all diplomatic, logistical, and security requirements for the high-level visits of the U.S. Secretary of Defense, U.S. Joint Chief of Staff, and other cabinet-level dignitaries with diplomatic entourages composed of up to 100 personnel. Secondary duties included Intelligence Collection Manager, Property Book Officer, Security Manager and ADP Security Officer, Classified Information Systems Officer, and Weapons Officer. Developed, coordinated, and participated in eight (8) United States Naval Special Operation Exercises with Indonesian Naval and Marine Corps Special Forces and coordinated the first deployment of Indonesian Naval Special Forces (KOPASKA) to the United States for training. Independently researched and originated over 500 Department of Defense Intelligence Information Reports (IIRs) which were utilized at the highest levels of the U.S. Government. Substantially contributed to the U.S. National Intelligence Estimate for Indonesia and East Timor and coordinated the submission of the annual report. Verified, researched, analyzed, and edited over 2,000 Department of Defense and Department of State reports for assigned Attachés and Department of State officers (1995 - 2000). Awarded the National Intelligence Meritorious Unit Citation by the Director of Central Intelligence in 1998 for intelligence reporting during the presidential transition crisis in Indonesia and the crucial evacuation of over 2,300 American citizens from Jakarta and Surabaya, Indonesia.

Defense Attaché Office, Vilnius, Lithuania / Dates Employed: 10/1993 to 10/1995
Hours per Week: 60+
Title: Assistant Defense Attaché/Operations Officer

Established the first Defense Attaché Office in Vilnius, Lithuania. Managed all contracting and procurement of housing, residential furniture, office equipment, and vehicles. Represented the Department of Defense as Assistant Defense Attaché and senior military member in country during the 6-month absence of the assigned Defense Attaché. Represented USDAO on the Embassy's Emergency Action Committee (EAC) as well as the Counter-Terrorism/Counter-Intelligence Committee. Secondary duties included Intelligence Collection Manager, Property Book Officer, Security Manager and ADP Security Officer and Classified Information Systems Officer. Coordinated and managed all Foreign Military Sales and Security Assistance training for Lithuania. Controlled budgets of up to $1.2 million and over $3 million for international exercises and Security Assistance Programs. Coordinated, developed, and implemented the first United States-Lithuanian Bilateral Exercise involving United States Army Special Forces and Lithuanian Iron Wolf Brigade (Airborne). Independently researched and originated over 60 Department of Defense Intelligence Information Reports which were utilized at the highest levels of the U.S. Government, including the Offices of: Chairman, Joint Chiefs of Staff; Secretary of Defense; Secretary of State; the White House. Substantially contributed to the U.S. National Intelligence Estimate for Lithuania. Verified, researched, analyzed, and edited over 100 Department of Defense and Department of State reports for assigned Attaché and Department of State officers (1993 - 1995).

U.S. Naval Education and Training Program

/ Dates Employed: 08/1990 to 10/1993
Hours per Week: 50
Title: Intelligence Subject Matter Expert

Assigned to the Special Program billet as Subject Matter Expert (SME) and Technical Writer for the Classified Instructional Materials Branch. Authored the Intelligence Specialist First Class and Chief Petty Officer Rate Training Manual (RTM). Researched references and developed Advancement Exams, Personnel Advancement Requirement (PARs), Study Guides, and Nonresident Training Courses (NRTCs) for the Intelligence Specialist Rating. Secondary duties include Drug and Alcohol Program Advisor (DAPA), Command Aftercare/Level I and II Coordinator, Auxiliary Security Force, Tobacco Prevention Officer, Command Captain's Cup Coordinator, Recreation Committee Co-Chairperson, and Branch Recycling Manager. Selected as NETPMSA's 1992 Male Athlete of the Year and awarded the U.S. Military Sports Association Military Athletic Award.

MILITARY TRAINING COURSES:

Intelligence Training - 1980

ADP Classified Systems - 1980

SCUBA Diving Certification - 1981

Jungle Environment Survival Training - 1982

Defense Attaché (HUMINT) Training - 1982

Anti-Terrorist Evasive Driving - 1982

DIA Counter-Terrorism - 1982

DIA Counter-Intelligence - 1982

Small Arms Weapon Training - 1982

First Responder - 1983

Special Security Officer (SSO) - 1985

COMSEC - 1985

Level I and II Program Management - 1990

Security Police (Auxiliary) - 1990

U.S. Navy Technical Writing - 1990

U.S. Navy Exam Writing - 1990

Security Assistance and Foreign Military Sales - 1993

Special Operations Exercises and Weapons Orientation - 1995

VBSS Training – 1996

FEDERAL LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING COURSES:

Basic Intelligence Analyst Course – Graduated in top 5% of class at the Federal Law Enforcement Training

Center (FLETC).

Pathfinder Database Training

Oracle 11i SysAdmin Training

i2 Analyst’s Notebook 6 Training

EDUCATION:

Troy State University
Troy, Al.
USA
Master of Science

Major: International Relations
GPA: 5.0 out of 5.0
University of Maryland
College Park, Md.

USA
Bachelor of Science
Major: Sociology

Minor: Political Science and Psychology
GPA: 2.85
Credits earned: 125 Semester Hours

JOB-RELATED SKILLS:

Proficient with the following information systems and applications:
IBM-compatible PC's with Windows 95/98, Windows 2000 and Windows NT
Microsoft Office Professional 97; Office 2000 Premier; Visio 2000 Enterprise

Learning computer forensics software such as Encase and Stego Watch.

Proficient in Bahasa Indonesian and Malay (Listening, Reading, and Speaking)

Sprint Certified Government INFOSEC Professional (SCGIP)

Brainbench Certified in Human Resources Concepts, Listening Skills, HRIS Concepts, Managing People, Legal Issues for HR and Management, Legal Issues for Employees, Behavioral Interviewing, Sexual Harassment Awareness, and Project Management.

HONORS, AWARDS, MEMBERSHIPS, ETC:

Sprint Quarterly Excellence Award, 2001

Ranked as Number One Manager for Sprint E|Solutions in 2001

DIA's Defense Attaché worldwide Member of the Year - 1988

Member of: Association of Former Intelligence Officers (AFIO); Association of Old Crows (AOC); Defense Intel Alumni Association, Inc., (DIAA); Naval Intelligence Professionals (NIP); National Military Intelligence Association (NMIA); and Military Intelligence Corps Association (MICA), United States - Indonesian Society.

Awarded the 1999 American Embassy Jakarta, Indonesia Community Volunteer Award.

Military Awards: Defense Meritorious Service Medal (4), Joint Service Commendation Medal (2), Navy and Marine Corps Commendation Medal, Joint Service Achievement Medal, Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal (2), Joint Meritorious Unit Award (4), Meritorious Unit Award, National Defense Medal, Humanitarian Service Medal, Navy Expert Pistol.

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