Junior Instructor EOD Technician personnel are former EOD technicians and shall serve as SMEs on the TTPs, SOPs, and POIs of the TSGs and communicate and train both military and civilian personnel on these plans and procedures. The Junior Instructor EOD Technician shall serve as an expert in the use of the TSG search equipment, communications systems, surveillance equipment, and other mission essential gear. The Junior Instructor EOD Technician is required to operate specialized equipment on land, sea, and air either during contingency operations, training and/or exercises. The Junior Instructor Special Operations provides training to military and/or civilian personnel on the setup and operation of search gear and communications equipment and directly support search operations.

Required Experience:
-Former EOD technician
-Graduate of Advanced NCO Course (ANCOC)

Required Skills
-Able to perform duties in all weather and climate conditions and be capable of carrying loads of up to 80 pounds over uneven terrain
-Willing and able to accept worldwide deployments which include elements presenting reasonable risks to personal safety
-Able to meet medical requirements to wear a protective mask
-Able to submit to immunization for worldwide travel
-Able to travel on short notice, work non-standard hours and take on-call duty
-Possess personal mobility, including ability to use Jacobs ladders, step ladders ropes and perform climbing skills
-Capable of flying in utility helicopters for extended periods of time; and/or be available for expeditious foreign travel for extended periods of time
-Physically and mentally qualified for deployment and performance of duties to include tactical operations in austere, hostile environments and able to maintain Army Physical Fitness Test score of 270 or above for each individual’s specific age group
-Capable of completing the in-house TSG training within 3 months of hire
-The training includes tasks associated with R/N search operations, communications, mobility, surveillance, and force protection
-Possess an Official Passport
-Able to qualify with the M9 pistol and M4 rifle
-Able to successfully complete annual Nuclear, Biological and Chemical (NBC) training, to include use and wear of assigned NBC Protective equipment
-Able to execute worldwide travel in support of training, exercises, and operational support missions

Required Clearance:
-Top Secret/SCI

Locations:
Some TSG personnel will be permanently assigned to overseas locations. TSG contractor personnel will be located (permanently and/or temporarily) in the Washington DC area (WTSG) and within the U.S. European Command (ETSG), U.S. Pacific Command (PTSG), U.S. Central Command (CTSG), and when established, the U.S. Africa Command (ATSG) Areas of Responsibility, as well as deployed to other locations domestically and/or overseas for training, exercises, and contingency operations.

Availability:
March 06, 2012 – End

Disability:
Yes (Service Connected) – Percentage: 70%

Language:
Spanish – Speaking: Native, Reading: Native, Writing: Native
English – Speaking: Native, Reading: Native, Writing: Native
Italian – Speaking: Basic, Reading: Basic, Writing: Basic

Desired Location:
Stateside – Florida,
Overseas-

Highlight Write Up:
Participative, self-motivated manager; mission oriented and results driven professional. Progressive leadership experience and ability to work under pressure has nurtured a passion for sound time-sensitive decision making during mission critical situations. Decisions have resulted in safety of personnel and influenced top executives to benchmark good practices. Derive genuine pleasure from transforming subordinates into outstanding leaders that continuously demonstrate creativity critical to operational success. Pocess SOF, JTAC, C4I, Program/ Project Manager and active Security Clearance

Geo Location:
Worldwide – Duration: 3 months

Position Write Up:
Jacobs Technology, Tampa, FL Nov 2010 – Present JTAC SME/ Training Systems Analyst

Acted as a subject matter expert in joint close air support training; participated in team that conducted study on live versus virtual training during the JTAC initial qualification courses. Provided expertise in planning, operations and/or training relating to live and virtual training of JTAC employment. Familiarized study team in special operations fire support integration from task force to team level. Performed detail research, data collection and analysis of JTAC training and submit findings to institutional review boards and research analysis groups for validation and submission of experiment findings. Established Special Operations Forces Baseline Interoperable Standards (SOFBIS); optimized training process efficiencies, promoted joint force capabilities-based peaks of excellence, assessed training program effectiveness, determined critical readiness deficiencies, developed recommendations for rectifying deficiencies, and ensured training issues are addressed in readiness reporting.

• JTAC liaison to the University of Central Florida Institute for Simulation and Training – critical link to developing JTAC experiment design and measurement apparatus

• Liaised JTAC TEE with three JTAC-producing schoolhouses
• Secured full immersive JTAC Simulator for study– critical towards mission success
• Reviewed TEE documentation – validated data against JTAC regulations and schoolhouse courseware
• Conducted review of USSOCOM Publications and Manuals – ensured current information and TTPs were included in updates

9 Line LLC, Tampa, FL Feb 2010 – Nov 2010 Program Manager, SOF Wounded Warrior Athletes

Devised, managed and directed the Special Operations Forces (SOF) Wounded Warrior Athletic Program; a combined effort between the US Olympic Committee/ Paralympic Division, US Special Operations Command (USSOCOM) and 9 Line LLC. Responsible for developing, promoting and placing USSOCOM wounded warriors into adaptive sports programs and events. Outlined program support requirements to include participant’s needs to equip, train and compete in local, regional, national and the Paralympic games. Interacted with multiple benevolent organizations for coordination and support of the program. Managed training and coaching support for nationwide program participants. Researched, presented and recruited benevolent organizations and private donors to support and fund program participants and international competitive functions. Directed and coordinated activities, support and logistic requirements for wounded warrior athletes. Reviewed performance statements, and activity reports, and other performance data to measure productivity and goal achievement; determined areas needing cost reduction and program improvement. Directed and coordinated organization’s financial and budget activities to fund operations, and increased efficiency. Performed adaptive strength and conditioning instruction for large groups or individuals in exercise activities to include fundamentals of sports.

• Spearheaded the development of the USSOCOM “SOF Bionic Warrior” Paralympic team. Developed a long-term sustainment plan and partnerships for the program
• Managed 38 Wounded Warrior Athletes in 15 different locations
• Organized financial support drives from benevolent organizations to sponsor wounded personnel
• Coordinated with wounded warrior supporting organizations to procure equipment, transportation and logistical support for participating athletes located throughout the continental United States
• Trained and mentored an adaptive cycling wounded warrior that was training for the 2012 Paralympic Games
• Organized global news and internet social media events for promotion and event coverage

United States Air Force
Jan 1998- Dec 2009
Tactical Air Control Party (TACP)/ Joint Terminal Attack Controller (JTAC)

Directed and controlled delivery and battlefield application of lethal and non-lethal airpower in support of Coalition SOF. Conducted reconnaissance and surveillance of potential assault zones and target areas. Planned, coordinated, and conducted special operations using advanced technologies to support reconnaissance and target identification. Conducted fire support operations; planned, coordinated, and conducted fire support operations to include close air support (CAS) and supporting arms. Employed visual/ electronic navigation and marked equipment to direct aviation assets to target. Issued weapons release clearance to surface to surface and air to ground weapon systems. Deployed into forward areas/ operating locations by land (mounted, special purpose vehicle or dismounted) or air (parachute, airmobile, air-land) to participate in the full spectrum of military operations to include air expeditionary force (AEF), force projection, direct action (DA), counterrorism (CT), counterproliferation (CP), foreign internal defense (FID), humanitarian assistance (HA), special reconnaissance (SR), personnel recovery (PR), non-combatant evacuation operations (NEO), counter drug (CD) and fire support operations. Established long-range Command, Control, Communications, Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance (C3ISR) networks in combat and non-permissive environments across the full spectrum of military operations. Managed unit level proficiency leveraging live and virtual simulation tool-sets. Effectively employed digital command and control suites. Effectively controlled a variety of Small Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (SUAS) and Tactical Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (TUAV). Tailored metrics based training plans and conducted detailed operator evaluations. Supervised individual readiness and managed $2.5M in tactical weaponry and specialized equipment.

• Combat experienced JTAC with deployment in Iraq, Afghanistan, Korea and other theaters of operations
• 12 years of combined experience as a JTAC, JTAC Instructor (JTAC-I) and Standards Evaluator (JTAC-E)
• Joint Fires tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTPs) subject matter expert – JSOTF staff experienced
• Multi-National experience training Korean, Italian, Canadian, Dutch, British and German Special Forces in Terminal Guidance Operations (TGO) air strike procedures and tactical communication techniques

Nov 2005 – Dec 2009, Ft Bragg, NC
NCO in Charge / SOF TACP Flight Supervisor

• Advise, train and deploy in support of 3rd/7th Special Forces Groups as senior Fire Support NCO
• Wounded in insurgent attack, yet continued to repel the enemy and render medical assistance — Awarded the Purple Heart and Bronze Star Medals
• Controlled CAS during a fierce firefight; dropped 108k lbs of ordnance – Awarded the Bronze Star Medal for Valor
• CJSOTF-A Senior Joint Fires Desk JTAC – Planned, coordinated and prosecuted Time Sensitive Targeting
• Planning, coordinating, controlling and directing of close air support (CAS), air reconnaissance, aerial resupply missions, and weapon effects with coalition fire support assets

Jul 2004 – Nov 2005, Pope AFB, NC
Battalion Air Liaison Officer (BALO)

• Primary US Army ground commander advisor on capabilities and employment of all Joint air assets
• Planned, directed and coordinated US Army artillery, mortars, and attack helicopters for integrated Joint Air Attack Team (JAAT) missions to support dynamic battle plans
• Coordinated with Joint fire support agencies for target marking and suppression of enemy air defenses

Jul 2001 – Nov 2004, Vicenza, Italy
Joint Terminal Attack Controller Instructor / Trainer

• Conducted combat parachute assault into Northern Iraq — successfully directed the integration and application of Joint assets in support of ground scheme of maneuver
• Conducted interagency coordination to ensure seamless integration of tactical Joint C2 networks
• Conceptualized, resourced, and implemented immersive training scenarios for application in mission rehearsal and TTP validation

Jun 2000 Jul 2001, Yongsan, Republic of Korea
Tactical Air Command and Control Specialist

• Provided detailed air planning and advice to the Ground Forces Commander, US Forces Korea
• Deep Operations Coordination Cell (DOCC) Joint Close Air Support (JCAS) subject matter expert
• Time Sensitive Target (TST) project lead establishing processes and procedures for dynamic execution

Jan 1998 – Jun 2000, Ft Benning, GA
Tactical Air Command and Control Specialist

• Assisted in the integration and alignment of Joint Fire Support assets — critical to mission success
• Deployed to Southwest Asia in support of Operation Intrinsic Action establishing a Joint and Coalition presence along the Kuwait and Iraq border — effectively directed 100+ strike sorties over a 90 day period
• Participated in multiple national training center rotations — performance lauded by supported commanders

Skills Write Up:
Former Joint Terminal Attack Controller (JTAC) with 12 years of Joint Fires and Special Operations Forces experience. Served as both a JTAC Instructor and Evaluator, responsible for the training and certification of SOF JTAC trainees. Served as a JTAC up until December 2009 with deployments in Iraq, Afghanistan, Kosovo and Korea. Recently contributed to current tasking as a subject matter expert (SME) for an empirical investigation on the proper mix of live and virtual controls for JTAC certification. Additional experience includes program management for the SOF Wounded Warrior Athletic Program, Military Decision Making Process (MDMP), multiple combat deployments and fluency in Spanish (DLAB Category 3).

Education Write Up:
Embry Riddle Aeronautical University, Worldwide Campus
- Master of Aeronautical Science (2012)
Specialization: Aerospace Safety Systems
- Bachelor of Science in Professional Aeronautics (2009)
Minors:International Relations/ Global Security and Intelligence
Community College of the Air Force, Maxwell AFB, AL
- Associates of Science in Information Systems (2005) Technology
- Associates of Science in Logistics (2009)

Military:
- Joint Fires Observer Familiarization Course, JKDDC (2012)
- Joint Close Air Support Course, JKDDC (2012)
- Military Free Fall Parachutist Course Yuma Proving Grounds, AZ (Sep 08)
- Joint Special Operations Familiarization Course, JSOU (Feb 07)
- Joint Close Air Support Course (Jan 07)
- Gryphon Group Mobile Force Protection Course, Melbourne, FL (June 06)
- NCO Academy, Maxwell AFB, AL (May 06)
- Classroom Instructor Course, Dyess AFB TX (Mar 2006)
- Air Force Training Manager Course, Pope AFB (Nov 2005)
- Combat Survival Training, Fairchild AFB, WA (Feb 05)
- Air Force Trainer Course, Aviano AB, Italy (Jan 05)
- Close Air Support Course, Joint Doctrine Center (Feb 03)
- Infantry Basic Refresher Course, Army Training and Doctrine Center (Nov 02)
- Tactical Air Command & Control Craftsman Course, Hurlburt Field, FL (May 02)
- Joint Firepower Control Course, Nellis AFB, NV (Mar 00)
- Airmen Leadership School Moody AFB, GA (Oct 99)
- Basic Airborne Parachutist Course, Ft Benning, GA (Aug 98)
- Unit Armorer Course, Ft Benning, GA (June 98)
- Tactical Air Command & Control Apprentice Course, Hurlburt Field, FL (Mar 98)
- Self-Aid Buddy Care Instructor Course, Eglin AFB, FL (Sept 95)
- Inventory Management Apprentice Course, Lowry AFB, CO (Dec 93)
- Basic Military Training, Lackland AFB, TX (Oct 93)

Availability:
Now -

Disability:
None

Language:
English – Speaking: , Reading: , Writing:

Desired Location:
Stateside – Alabama,
Overseas- Afghanistan, Albania, Andorra, Angola, Antigua and Barbuda, Argentina, Armenia, Aruba, Australia, Austria, Azerbaijan, Bahamas, Bahrain, Bangladesh, Barbados, Belarus, Belgium, Bermuda, Bhutan, Bolivia, Bosnia Herzegovina, Brazil, Brunei, Bulgaria, Cameroon, Canada, Chad, Chile, China, Colombia, Costa Rica, Croatia, Cuba, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, Egypt, El Salvador, Estonia, Fiji, Finland, France, Gabon, Georgia, Germany, Greece, Guyana, Haiti, Honduras, Hong Kong, Hungary, India, Indonesia, Iran, Iraq, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Jamaica, Japan, Kazakhstan, Kenya, Korea,North, Korea,South, Kuwait, Kyrgyzstan, Laos, Latvia, Lebanon, Liberia, Libya, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Macedonia, Madagascar, Malaysia, Maldives, Mali, Mauritius, Mexico, Mongolia, Myanmar, Namibia, Nepal, Netherlands, New Zealand, Nicaragua, Niger, Nigeria, Norway, Oman, Pakistan, Panama, Papua New Guinea, Paraguay, Peru, Philippines, Poland, Portugal, Qatar, Romania, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Senegal, Serbia Montenegro, Seychelles, Sierra Leone, Singapore, Slovakia, Slovenia, Somalia, South Africa, Spain, Sri Lanka, Sudan, Sweden, Switzerland, Syria, Taiwan, Tajikistan, Tanzania, Thailand, Trinidad and Tobago, Tunisia, Turkey, Turkmenistan, Uganda, UK, Ukraine, United Arab Emirates, Uruguay, USA, Uzbekistan, Vanuatu, VaticanCity, Venezuela, Vietnam, Yemen, Zambia, Zimbabwe,

Highlight Write Up:
A highly trained self-motivated Law Enforcement and Security expert with exceptional skills in management, administration, staff appraisals, assessments, mentoring, establishing/modernising operational K9 Units and practical K9 handling. Is capable of providing clarity, insight and creativity to the strategic placement and development of K9 units internationally, giving full consideration to local needs, conditions and cultures within a law enforcement environment.

Geo Location:
Trinidad – Duration: 5 years
Dominica – Duration: 3 months
UK – Duration: 30 years

Position Write Up:
Until June 2011 responsible for the management of thirty (30) personnel within The Special Anti Crime Unit of Trinidad and Tobago (SAUTT), has developed excellent project management skills together with excellent interpersonal and communication skills. The unit comprises of officers from different organisations as well as diverse cultural back grounds. Responsibilities include the training, tutoring and mentoring of both trainers and operators in operational functions and deployment, lecturing to both internal and external agencies. Currently assisting a number of Caribbean law enforcement agencies to establish bespoke K9 units and also re-organising underperforming units.
Has specialist experience in animal husbandry and deploying K9s in hot climates. Certified as a handler and trainer in all aspects of General Purpose Dog and Specialist Search roles: bite work, tracking, search property/evidence, search person, victim recovery, firearms support, explosive search, firearms recovery, narcotics recovery, DNA recovery, cell phone recovery, cash and blood recovery. Has successfully managed and coordinated large scale searches within a politically sensitive environment.
Currently procuring and training dogs for deployment in hot countries at own private kennels in UK..

Skills Write Up:
• Exceptional Communication skills.
• Certified Mentor and tutor, (K9 and Handler, MPS).
• Certified Risk Assessor (The Institution of Occupational Safety and Health).
• International Core Management Course (NPIA).
• Certified Manager (NPIA), including Managing Diversity, Conflict Resolution, and Health and Safety.
• Certified Investigator (Interview technique course, MPS).
• Certified Trainer, (MPS).
• Certified Search Coordinator, (MPS).
• Certified Member of the British Institute of Professional Dog Trainers (BIPDT).
• Certified Member of the National Association of Security Dog Users (NASDU).
• Certified K9 Instructor, (MPS).
• Certified K9 trainer, The Kennel Club.
• Certified Expert Witness in K9 law, conformation, care, training and behavior (MPS).
• Certified K9 Instructor General Purpose, Explosive search and Specialist Search.
• Expert in Dog Legislation.
• Certified handler and puppy mentor (MPS).

Education Write Up:
• Handled five General Purpose Dogs (GPDs), certified in all GPD roles – man work, tracking, search property/evidence, search person, victim recovery, firearms support and blood recovery. Operationally deployed in more than 2,000 fully documented successful searches.
• Appeared as expert witness in Magistrates’, Crown and Civil Court cases.
• Handled one of first blood detection dogs in the MPS, researched the subject extensively and carried out many searches at crime scenes.
• Responsible for instruction and environmental/street training of operational dogs and handlers and the recording of all training for these dogs.
• Instructed numerous K9 refresher training courses prior to ACPO testing.
• Managed dangerous dog portfolio with regard to dangerous dog incidents.
• Facilitated and certified a Dangerous Dog Expert Witness Course for both Metropolitan Police Officers and outside agencies.
• Lectured to senior police officers, barristers, court clerks, Crown Prosecution Service, RSPCA, council dog wardens, case clerks, civilian case workers, special constables and police officers regarding Dangerous Dog Law and Metropolitan Police service policy.
• Wrote the Metropolitan Police Service policy document with regard to Dangerous Dogs. This included police response to fighting dogs, dogs dangerously out of control, dogs used in crime, prisoners’ dogs and stray dogs.

Availability:
March 01, 2012 – February 04, 2017

Disability:
Yes (Service Connected) – Percentage: N/A

Language:
english – Speaking: Native, Reading: Basic, Writing: Basic
spanish – Speaking: Basic, Reading: Basic, Writing: Basic

Desired Location:
Stateside – District of Columbia, Florida,
Overseas- Albania, Andorra, Angola, Antigua and Barbuda, Argentina, Armenia, Aruba, Australia, Austria, Azerbaijan, Bahamas, Bahrain, Bangladesh, Barbados, Belarus, Belgium, Bermuda, Bhutan, Bolivia, Bosnia Herzegovina, Brazil, Brunei, Bulgaria, Cameroon, Canada, Chad, Chile, China, Colombia, Costa Rica, Croatia, Cuba, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, Egypt, El Salvador, Estonia, Fiji, Finland, France, Gabon, Georgia, Germany, Greece, Guyana, Haiti, Honduras, Hong Kong, Hungary, India, Indonesia, Iran, Iraq, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Jamaica, Japan, Kazakhstan, Kenya, Korea,North, Korea,South, Kuwait, Kyrgyzstan, Laos, Latvia, Lebanon, Liberia, Libya, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Macedonia, Madagascar, Malaysia, Maldives, Mali, Mauritius, Mexico, Mongolia, Myanmar, Namibia, Nepal, Netherlands, New Zealand, Nicaragua, Niger, Nigeria, Norway, Oman, Pakistan, Panama, Papua New Guinea, Paraguay, Peru, Philippines, Poland, Portugal, Qatar, Romania, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Senegal, Serbia Montenegro, Seychelles, Sierra Leone, Singapore, Slovakia, Slovenia, Somalia, South Africa, Spain, Sri Lanka, Sudan, Sweden, Switzerland, Syria, Taiwan, Tajikistan, Tanzania, Thailand, Trinidad and Tobago, Tunisia, Turkey, Turkmenistan, Uganda, UK, Ukraine, United Arab Emirates, Uruguay, USA, Uzbekistan, Vanuatu, VaticanCity, Venezuela, Vietnam, Yemen, Zambia, Zimbabwe,

Highlight Write Up:
18C Special Forces Combat Engineer
OEF Experience as of March 2011
COR Experience
CIB and Bronze Star Awards
Mature and seasoned Operations Manager
Schooled in Army SF Q Course, Airborne, Infantry, NBC, and Army Instructor qualified

Geo Location:
afghanistan – Duration: 1 year

Position Write Up:
- COR for FOB Salerno, Afghanistan – negotiated savings of $42,000 annually by improving vehicle lease terms
- constructed 100 man Afghan Commando Camp
- coordinated repairs of dozens of Afghan facilities to improve security and safety
- Managed civilian and tribal workforce for various construction projects

Skills Write Up:
- Non-lethal munitions training
- SF Qualified
- COR for unit funds
- Construction Manager for all project work

Education Write Up:
B.S. Business Administration 1979 Graduate
Pulte Top Gun Leadership School Graduate
Honor Graduate – U.S. Army Instructor Course

Responsibilities

General Duty Description:
We are currently seeking Senior Intelligence Integrators to serve on a unique, multi-discipline team assisting Special Operations Forces (SOF) or conventional forces operational and tactical staffs and their subordinate units with fusing operations and intelligence information in an effective, seamless process to enhance their effectiveness against enemy networks that employ Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDs).

Detailed Responsibilities:

The Senior Intelligence Integrator will assist in developing processes that focus on finding immediate through long-term solutions to the IED problem set prioritize and categorize requests for information and conduct near and long term analyses of device and network-centric problem sets fusing and prioritizing the multiple intelligence disciplines to disrupt and defeat enemy networks that employ IEDs.

The Senior Intelligence Integrator will focus problem sets at the tactical through operational levels while applying a thorough understanding of ISR integration as well as the ops/intelligence fusion process to compile, collate, analyze and evaluate all sources of intelligence (to include unevaluated intelligence) associated with IEDs and their employment by terrorist, insurgent, or criminal networks.

The Senior Intelligence Integrator will work closely with other members of a multi-discipline team to identify capabilities and vulnerabilities of targeted enemy organizations and decipher and identify trends, patterns and key nodes highlighting their relationships to the targeted enemy networks. The Senior Intelligence Integrator must possess a thorough understanding of the intelligence process to compile, collate, analyze, produce, and evaluate all-source intelligence and provide subject matter expertise. Must be able to provide guidance and mentorship to junior analysts and is able to provide daily feedback to team lead on product development. The Senior Intelligence Integrator must also possess the ability to effectively communicate both orally and in writing.

The Senior Intelligence Integrator must have a strong operational background and experience in shaping intelligence products that support tactical or strategic goals set forth by the supported unit commander in order to create actionable target support packages. The Senior Intelligence Integrator should also possess an understanding of IEDs as well as the local, regional, and global networks that facilitate its construction, design, and usage.

Successful applicants will have documented experience working with multidiscipline operations/intelligence teams and familiarity with other elements of the DoD, the interagency and coalition partners.

The Senior Intelligence Integrator must have the ability to participate in and lead meetings, conferences, and engagements to exchange information, assist in making decisions, and/or provide updates. The Senior Intelligence Integrator must have the ability to identify and analyze problems and generate recommended solutions based upon experience working with elements of the DoD, interagency and international elements.

The Senior Intelligence Integrator should have the ability to perform tasks and provide training to support the client in the uses and capabilities of the following web-based intelligence tools, software, and databases: Multimedia Message Manager (M3), Tripwire Analytic Capability (TAC), NCTC Online, Terrorism Identities Datamart Environment (TIDE), ICReach SIGINT database, Cultweave SIGINT database, PROTON SIGINT database, Skope SIGINT analytical toolkit, Analyst Notebook /Palantir link analysis software, ArcGIS spatial analysis software, Google Earth spatial analysis software, and Microsoft productivity software and applications as needed.

Experience and Education:

The Senior Intelligence Integrator should have familiarity with the following methodologies: F3EAD, CALEB/IWA, Social Network Analysis and CARVER.

This position requires recurring domestic and international travel to include deploying to combat zones.

The applicant may be called upon to support 24-hour watch operations.

Experience, Education, and Other Requirements:

Required:

This position requires the ability to obtain and hold a TOP SECRET clearance with SCI eligibility. (Resume must show that proposed employee currently holds a TS clearance with previous access to SCI level of information.)

Associates Degree from an accredited college or university with a minimum of 15 years of relevant intelligence experience. This experience should demonstrate the ability to meet the duties described above and to develop intelligence products based upon command guidance, mission analysis, an operational perspective, and/or thorough threat analysis.

Bachelors Degree from an accredited college or university with a minimum of 5 years of relevant intelligence experience. This experience should demonstrate the ability to meet the duties described above and to develop intelligence products based upon command guidance, mission analysis, an operational perspective, and/or thorough threat analysis.

Applicants must be fully deployable to the required theater of operations, wear uniforms as prescribed by the supported unit commander, and bear arms as prescribed by the supported unit commander.

Highly Desired:

Post 9/11 experience conducting deployed intelligence analysis.

Recent in-theater experience.

Prior experience with SOF.

Preferred:

Recent in-theater experience with SOF.

ASOT Level Three or equivalent course.

Compensation:

Start Date:
March

Period of Performance:

Location:
Reston, VA – 30% to 50% OCONUS

Position Requirements:

Desired Skills:

Company Benefits:

Point of Contact:
Colten Grau – 571-488-8434 – grauc@k2groupinc.com

The In-Country Coordinator (ICC) shall serve as the primary “go-to” representative in country / at site for both the Client and COR, to address any and all issues related to the personal protective security program. The ICC is responsible for monitoring the performance and all aspects of the program by the deployed driver and personal protective officers  (DPPOs) and static protective officers (SPOs).

Principal Accountabilities (use bullet points): Describe what the individual will do

• The ICC shall be responsible for the direct coordination and interaction with the Government’s senior staff in-country along with coordinating the activities of all DPPO and SPO team members and addressing administrative issues between the field, the Operations Manager and the program office on personnel issues, manpower staffing and schedules, equipment requirements and shipments (vehicles, weapons, ammunition, communication gear, etc), travel (passport, clearance messages, orders, ID cards, etc), in-country training, and any and all contractual performance issues.
• The ICC shall develop Post Orders, Standard Operating Procedures, Tactics, Techniques and Procedures for DPPOs and SPOs to complete their respective missions, based on operational mission requirements.
• The ICC shall provide the orders, SOPs and TTPs to on-site Government representatives, mission elements and the COR for review and approval prior to implementation.
• The ICC shall maintain complete operational mission preparedness and be called upon to augment DPPO and or SPO missions if / when necessary, at the discretion of the COR.
• Shall serve as the Lead Instructor for all OCONUS Driver/Personal Protective and Static Protective Officers.

Management Responsibilities: Manager or Supervisory roles only

• The ICC is responsible for monitoring the performance and all aspects of the program by the deployed driver and personal protective officers  (DPPOs) and static protective officers (SPOs).

Physical Requirements: Describe the work environment and conditions.

• Daily hours worked can be as few as eight (8) to as many as twenty-four (24), depending upon the site and the Government requirements. An ICC shall typically deploy for a 60 to 90 day rotational basis with a rest or break in service period of at least 30 days.

Able to meet the following health and physical requirements:

• Minimum of 81 push-ups in 2 minutes.
• Minimum of 80 sit-ups in 2 minutes.
• ¾ mile run, 50 meter drag (185 lb), ¾ mile run in a maximum time of 14:30.
•  Candidates shall possess binocular vision, one eye correctable to 20/30 or better, the other eye correctable to 20/40 (Snellen) or better; close vision correctable to 20/30 (Jaiger) or better for both eyes; be free of color blindness; have normal fields of vision and depth perception; and shall be without conditions which would interfere with the performance of duties. Medical procedures such as optical laser surgery are acceptable.
• Operable hearing aids are acceptable for individuals who are hearing impaired, provided their hearing is correctable to normal range levels.
• Will have to successfully complete a physical examination, to include medical, dental and drug screening of body fluids, by a licensed and certified physician.
• Annual medical and dental recertification and drug screening is required.
• The Government requires the ICC to provide annual BO/Rh, G6PD, HIV and DNA blood work prior to any overseas deployment.
• All candidates will be administered the Wonderlic Personnel Test and receive a minimum score of 21 points out of a possible 50 points.
• All candidates will be administered the Inwald Personality Inventory and shall receive a favorable report that indicates candidate is suitable for duty requirements.
• All candidates will be administered an psychological assessment exam.
• All candidates shall be required to complete a psychological interview with a Government Clinical Psychologist before initial deployment. Candidates may also be required to complete additional psychological testing with a Government Clinical Psychologist prior to deployments.
• Demonstrates oral and written command of the English language to the extent of comprehending printed regulations, detailed written orders, training instructions and materials. Shall be able to compose and convey concise and accurate reports.
• All candidates shall complete DD Form 2760  to determine whether the employee may lawfully possess a firearm.

Experience Required: Describe the minimum requirements for this position.

• Be a citizen and permanent resident of the U.S.
• Cleared to the Government’s TOP SECRET clearance level and submit an SF86, Questionnaire for National Security Positions and agree to be administered a counterintelligence-scope polygraph by the Government. When successfully completed the individual shall be indoctrinated for TOP SECRET/SI access.
• Possesses a valid U.S. driver’s license.
• Shall have been a successful personal protective security Team Lead or Team Member on a minimum of two years active deployments consisting of 5 successful rotations as a Driver and Personal Protective Officer.
• Has a minimum of five (5) years military service in force protection or Special Operations or five years civilian Personal Security Detail experience in a hostile overseas environment.
• Has a minimum of five (5) years military service in force protection or military police, or five years civilian experience in anti-terrorism force protection (ATFP) in a hostile overseas environment.
• The ICC shall complete all the program pre-requisites, and shall have been a successful Team Lead or Team Member on a minimum of two (2) years active deployments consisting of five (5) successful rotations as aDriver and Personal Protective Officer (DPPO). DPPO Experience includes:
  • Trained  and provided surveillance detection, route surveillance, armed protection, and defensive tactics capabilities in protection of Government’s personnel and designees and while transporting Government equipment.
  • Responsible for providing threat detection to minimize protectee’s exposure to hostile individuals and incidents.
  • May have been called upon to provide static surveillance, counter surveillance, and other nontraditional protective countermeasures.
  • Capable of responding to various threats to include Vehicle Borne Improvised Explosive Devices (VBIED), Improvised Explosive Devices (IED), direct fire from small arms and ground assaults by multiple personnel possessing various types of hand held or shoulder mounted weapon systems (military rifles, machine guns, rocket propelled grenades, etc), indirect fire by mortars and rockets, individual suicide bombers and employment of other weapons of mass destruction in an unconventional warfare environment.
  • May have been required to initiate rapid response to threats or attacks that may exceed normal or established responsibilities. Such threats include armed attack, breaches of perimeters or checkpoints, hostile protests, direct or indirect fire, etc.
  • Assisted with emergency safety, evacuation, recovery and reaction force procedures of personnel from situations of imminent threat or actual attack and the application of emergency medical care to Government personnel and designees involved in trauma situations.

Education Required: Describe the minimum required education.

• Possess a high school diploma or equivalent.

• Must successfully complete DI initial training requirements: This training shall include basic mission protocol and pre-planning, Operations Order (OPORD) preparation and warning orders, standard operation procedures and inspection checklists, force protection operations, land navigation procedures (GPS, compass), route research, analysis, selection and pre-planning procedures, small vehicle convoy procedures, advance team reconnaissance and surveillance for small unit tactical formations, individual combat movement, cover and concealment, weapon familiarization and basic marksmanship, immediate action / reaction to contact drills, identifying IEDs and IED protective measures, protective formations and movements, combat first aid, pistol and carbine urban / close quarters shooting, hotel, office and residence security, body armor and tactical gear selection, counter-ambush drills, emergency extraction drills, etc. Sustainment training shall be completed for continual and annual recertification. All candidates subject to weapon qualification (live-fire) test and must successfully meet current and annual recertification  on weapon’s qualification, on the use of 9mm, 5.56mm and any other systems as specified.
• Must maintain current proficiency in defensive driving techniques. Driving training shall require annual recertification.

Experience/Education Preferred: Describe the ideal experience/education.

•  College or Master’s Degree
• 2 years experience as an In-Country Coordinator for personal security operations in high-threat environments.

The Operations Manager (OPSM) shall serve as the direct liaison officer between the U.S. Government (USG) and Client.  The OPSM shall be responsible for all direct coordination and interaction with the USG senior staff CONUS along with coordinating the activities of all personal protective security  team members CONUS and deployed.  The OPSM shall have full authority to represent Client in all matters related to the program operations, such as procedures, schedules, program status, security, logistics, reports, briefings, and administrative matters.

The OPSM shall have a 24/7 response requirement for operational issues. They should be prepared to coordinate and deploy personal protective security teams into a high-threat environment to an undisclosed location for a typical deployment of 60 – 90 days.  They will be responsible for developing and submitting staffing and rotation schedules. They will be responsible for maintaining and monitoring the personal protective security team deployment performance and addressing any and all issues related to the program.  They shall address programmatic issues between deployed teams, DI and the USG on issues such as manpower staffing and schedules, equipment requirements and shipments, travel, in-country training, and all contractual performance issues.

Principal Accountabilities (use bullet points): Describe what the individual will do

• The OPSM shall manage all issues between the field, Client and the program offices to include manpower staffing and rotation schedules, equipment requirements and shipments, travel and training.
• The OPSM shall develop and submit staffing and rotation schedules to the CORs.
• The OPSM shall establish a quarterly rotational schedule for the security personnel. The OPSM shall provide the completed schedule to the COR.
• The OPSM shall be responsible for overseeing and fulfilling all requirements for the contract and the planning, execution and performance of the contract.
• The OPSM shall serve as the direct liaison officer between Client and the COR for the contract.
• Ensures a high degree of customer satisfaction by ensuring quality on-time performance and best return for investment;
• Responsible for managing, planning for and deploying personal protective security teams of fully trained and certified In-Country Coordinators, Driver and Personal Protective Officers, and Static Protective Officers, along with their supporting infrastructure;
• Establishes work and multi-disciplinary staffing plans for multiple  personal protective security missions and arranges for recruitment or assignment of program personnel as needed;
• Reviews status reports prepared by deployed security personnel and modifies security personnel team member schedules or plans as required;
• Prepares project reports for management, USG, or others on a “Need to Know” basis;
• Administers personnel functions of the program, such as work scheduling;
• Develops appropriate Client standard operating procedures;
• Ensure that all personal protective security operations are executed effectively and within the confines of the contract;
• Develops CONUS Initial, Sustainment, and Advanced training plans to ensure that members of the personal protective security program meet the training requirements as specified under the contract;
• Develops in-country training plans to ensure that members of the personal protective security team remain cognizant of the rules for the use of force, and remain proficient with their assigned duties, weapons, ammunition, and equipment;
• Monitors that all team members have been initially assessed and meet the continual individual qualifications specified under the contract;
• The OPSM must be able to respond to operational issues on a 24-hour-a-day, 7 days-a-week basis. Must be able to deploy when necessary to high-threat environments.

Management Responsibilities: Manager or Supervisory roles only

• Manage 100+  personal security protection personnel CONUS and OCONUS.

Physical Requirements: Describe the work environment and conditions.

-        CONUS based normal work hours with the ability to deploy when necessary to high-threat environments.

-        The OPSM must be able to respond to operational issues on a 24-hour-a-day, 7 days-a-week basis. Must be able to deploy when necessary to high-threat environments.

Able to meet the following health and physical requirements:

• Minimum of 81 push-ups in 2 minutes.
• Minimum of 80 sit-ups in 2 minutes.
• ¾ mile run, 50 meter drag (185 lb), ¾ mile run in a maximum time of 14:30.
•  Candidates shall possess binocular vision, one eye correctable to 20/30 or better, the other eye correctable to 20/40 (Snellen) or better; close vision correctable to 20/30 (Jaiger) or better for both eyes; be free of color blindness; have normal fields of vision and depth perception; and shall be without conditions which would interfere with the performance of duties. Medical procedures such as optical laser surgery are acceptable.
• Operable hearing aids are acceptable for individuals who are hearing impaired, provided their hearing is correctable to normal range levels.
• Will have to successfully complete a physical examination, to include medical, dental and drug screening of body fluids, by a licensed and certified physician.
• Annual medical and dental recertification and drug screening is required.
• The Government requires the OPSM to provide annual BO/Rh, G6PD, HIV and DNA blood work prior to any overseas deployment.
• All candidates will be administered the Wonderlic Personnel Test and receive a minimum score of 21 points out of a possible 50 points.
• All candidates will be administered the Inwald Personality Inventory and shall receive a favorable report that indicates candidate is suitable for duty requirements.
• All candidates will be administered an psychological assessment exam.
• All candidates shall be required to complete a psychological interview with a Government Clinical Psychologist before initial deployment. Candidates may also be required to complete additional psychological testing with a Government Clinical Psychologist prior to deployments.
• Demonstrates oral and written command of the English language to the extent of comprehending printed regulations, detailed written orders, training instructions and materials. Shall be able to compose and convey concise and accurate reports.
• All candidates shall complete DD Form 2760  to determine whether the employee may lawfully possess a firearm.

Experience Required: Describe the minimum requirements for this position.

• Be a citizen and permanent resident of the U.S.
• Cleared to the Government’s TOP SECRET clearance level and submit an SF86, Questionnaire for National Security Positions and agree to be administered a counterintelligence-scope polygraph by the Government. When successfully completed the individual shall be indoctrinated for TOP SECRET/SI access.
• Possesses a valid U.S. driver’s license.
• Has a minimum of five (5) years military service in force protection or Special Operations or five years civilian Personal Security Detail experience in a hostile overseas environment.
• Has a minimum of five (5) years military service in force protection or military police, or five years civilian experience in anti-terrorism force protection (ATFP) in a hostile overseas environment.
• Has a minimum 10 years demonstrated management skills  for large scale personal security protection programs.
• Shall have been a successful Driver and Personal Protective Officer Team Lead or Team Member.
• Minimum of 2 years active deployments consisting of 5 successful rotations as an In-Country-Coordinator (monitoring OCONUS high-threat environment performance and all aspects of  personal security detail operations) or Driver/Personal Protection Officer (armed drivers and personal protective officers for Government personnel at high-threat environment locations).

Education Required: Describe the minimum required education.

• Possess a high school diploma or equivalent.
• Must successfully complete Client initial training requirements: This training shall include basic mission protocol and pre-planning, Operations Order (OPORD) preparation and warning orders, standard operation procedures and inspection checklists, force protection operations, land navigation procedures (GPS, compass), route research, analysis, selection and pre-planning procedures, small vehicle convoy procedures, advance team reconnaissance and surveillance for small unit tactical formations, individual combat movement, cover and concealment, weapon familiarization and basic marksmanship, immediate action / reaction to contact drills, identifying IEDs and IED protective measures, protective formations and movements, combat first aid, pistol and carbine urban / close quarters shooting, hotel, office and residence security, body armor and tactical gear selection, counter-ambush drills, emergency extraction drills, etc. Sustainment training shall be completed for continual and annual recertification. All candidates subject to weapon qualification (live-fire) test and must successfully meet current and annual recertification  on weapon’s qualification, on the use of 9mm, 5.56mm and any other systems as specified.
• Must maintain current proficiency in defensive driving techniques. Driving training shall require annual recertification.

Experience/Education Preferred: Describe the ideal experience/education.

•  College or Master’s Degree

Availability:
February 21, 2012 – End

Disability:
None

Language:
Language – Speaking: Basic, Reading: Basic, Writing: Basic

Desired Location:
Stateside – District of Columbia, Virginia,
Overseas-

Highlight Write Up:
A combination of over fifteen years of experience within the Intelligence Community, DoD and Interagency. With experience that crosses the spectrum of operational, analytical, along with the skill sets, knowledge and training in various subject matters relating to national security, policy, strategic, tactical, military, law enforcement, intelligence community, TTP’s and personnel management.

Geo Location:
Location – Duration: 1-4 weeks

Position Write Up:
Independent Consultant 2012 – Present
National Security, Interagency and Special Operations Forces (SOF), Community
Provides consulting and business development services to the private sector, with a focus on expanding into DoD and other USG agencies. Consulting services may include, but not limited to, business development-related meetings and brainstorming sessions, the development of white papers and other business development instruments identifying new studies and or analytic services to market with relevant DoD and or USG audiences, and assistance with marketing and outreach efforts with prospective clients. Consulting services may also include direct technical support to DoD and or other USG contract efforts.
Key highlights:
 Technical Advisor and SME to Senior Leadership and Policy Makers
 Strategic Planning and Tactical Intelligence

Skills Write Up:
 Coordinate Interagency Programs/Operations
 Intelligence Cable Writing
 Security Analysis / Ops
 Information Operations
 All Source Intel / Collection
 Intelligence, Surveillance, Reconnaissance
 Targeting
 Leadership
 COIN
 UAV Operator
 Anti-Terrorism
 U.S. & Foreign Wpns

Education Write Up:
EDUCATION / TRAINING
● JSOC SIS Crs
● Palantir Crs
● Geobrowser
● Axis Pro
● Analyst Notebook
● UDOP / Google Earth
● CIRAS
● SIPRNET
● JWICS
● Various OGA and interagency DB’s
● Arabic Names Course
● Foreign Travel Course
● Operational Records Course
● Intel. Cable Writing Course
● Watchlisting Course
● Microsoft Access Course
● United States Intelligence Seminar
● Effective Negotiations Course
● UAV Certified Operator
● Iraq Fam. Course
● Combat Medic/Trauma Course
● Crash & Bang Driving Course
● Weapons & Tactics Training Course – Kroll Inc. / The Crucible, ITI
● U.S. and Foreign Weapons Trng. – USMC, U.S. Govt., Kroll Inc., ITI
● Federal Law Enforcement Training Center
● Emergency Medical Technician Certification
● English / Psych Course
● Marine Corps Institute (MCI): Fundamentals of Marine Corps Leadership, Principles of Instruction for the Marine NCO, Infantry Patrolling, Terrorism Awareness for Marines, Terrorism Counteractions for Marines, Military Functions Civil Disturbances and Sergeants Course & 8000 Series.
● Joint Doctrine Course: Special Operations Forces
● Joint Doctrine Course: Personnel Recovery
● Joint Information Operations Crs.
● Joint Intelligence Crs.
● Joint Interdiction Crs.
● Trained 2nd Bn. 7th Mar. STA Scout Sniper Plt. In martial arts hand-to-hand combat.
● RSO: Range Safety Officer for live fire ranges.
● Gas & Oil Platform (GOPLAT) Maritime Assault Course.
● School of Infantry / Infantry Training Battalion: (SOI/ITB) 0311, at Camp Pendleton, CA.
● Military Operations Urban Terrain (MOUT) at Camp Pendleton, CA.
● USMC Security Forces: Anti-Terrorist and Close Quarters Battle (CQB), at Chesapeake Bay, VA.
● Desert Training and Nuclear Biological Chemical (NBC) Warfare training at 29 Palms, CA.
● Jungle Warfare at Jungle Operations Training Center (JOTC) Ft. Sherman, Panama.
● Overseas Service / Deployments: Greece, Italy, Spain, Germany, Panama, Japan and Iraq.

Availability:
Janaury 12, 2012 – February 28, 2013

Disability:
None

Language:
English – Speaking: Native, Reading: Native, Writing: Native
Russian – Speaking: Basic, Reading: Basic, Writing: Basic
Farsi – Speaking: Basic, Reading: Basic, Writing:

Desired Location:
Stateside -
Overseas- Afghanistan, Angola, Lebanon, Liberia, Libya, Mexico, Mongolia, Myanmar, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Senegal, Serbia Montenegro, Seychelles, Sierra Leone, Slovakia, Somalia, South Africa, Tajikistan, Thailand,

Highlight Write Up:
I am a former Infantry Officer in the United States Marine Corps with combat experience in Southwest Asia conducting PSD, Light Infantry Instruction, and other light infantry operations. Recently worked as PSD Team Leader with a U.S. security firm in Afghanistan. I am well versed working in remote, high risk, 3rd world austere environments. I have a basic ability in Russian, and am currently studying Farsi and Urdu.

Geo Location:
– Duration: Open

Position Write Up:

Skills Write Up:
Certified Firearms Instructor (NRA)
Marine Combat Instructor
Expert M16A2
Expert M9
Expert Glock 19
Instructor, Crew Served Weapons M240G, M249, Mk19

Education Write Up:
B.A. in International Relations
• 1990 – 1995
• NROTC Scholarship (Marine Option)
• Minored in Eastern Asian Studies

Availability:
February 18, 2012 – February 13, 2013

Disability:
None

Language:
English – Speaking: Native, Reading: Native, Writing: Native
Modern Standard Arabic – Speaking: Basic, Reading: Intermediate, Writing: Intermediate

Desired Location:
Stateside -
Overseas- Iraq,

Highlight Write Up:
Tactical Paramedic, Remote Paramedic, Critical Care Paramedic, Emergency Medical Services Instructor license, wrote the first book ever published on Tactical Medicine. WPS III qualified.

Geo Location:
Middle East – Duration: 18 months

Position Write Up:
Tactical Medical Program Director for Code One Web / Connecticut

Skills Write Up:
World Wide Protective Services III Class 11/24

Education Write Up:
EMSI #1401 State of CT.