Francis' InformationLocation: Springfield, VATitle: Intelligence Analyst, PrincipalExperience: 12+ yearsWilling to Relocate: NoWilling to Travel: No TravelCareer Level: IntermediateWork Status: U.S. CitizenMember Since: 2012-06-05 Helpful Links

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FRANCIS A. LANDRY JR

Virginia 22152

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abozf3@r.postjobfree.com

PERFORMANCE PROFILE

Attain a teamwork position that is challenging and utilizes my 20 year plus experience as a detailed-oriented, self-motivated Senior All-Source Intelligence/Wargaming/Modeling and Simulations/WMD/Ops Research Analyst possessing great flexibility serving in both conventional and unconventional units and organizations. Proven managerial and technical intelligence skills and currently hold Top Secret/SSBI clearance/DIA SCI DCID-6/4 certified /CI Polygraph/DOE Q Cleared.

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE SUMMARY

JANUARY 2012 - PRESENT - INTELLIGENCE ANALYST, PRINCIPAL, CACI/ ASR, ARLINGTON, VA.

Recognized customer requirement solutions driven Intelligence liaison within the Counter WMD Analysis Cell (C-WAC) with focus on the Bio team and coordinates with sub-contractors, government personnel, and technical experts. Researches, writes and monitors intelligence traffic. Supports field efforts to target, assess, and counter foreign intelligence assets. Researches, authors, and coordinates threat assessments to support the Commander and/or leaders in the U.S. civilian intelligence community. Provides research support for analysts who produce Intelligence Community reports and briefings. Reviews and evaluates the overall reporting from assets to help determine asset validity. Present assessments to intelligence community. Provides intelligence support for operations, battle staff and operational-level planning, joint and multi-lateral training exercises, and strategic engagement policy throughout the Areas of Operational Responsibility (AOR) and Areas of Interest (AOI). Responsible for guidance and work leadership to less-experienced analysts. Responsible for training and mentoring junior IAs.

JUNE 2011 - JANUARY 2012 - CONSULTANT - SPRINGFIELD, VA.

Consulted with Ms. Deborah Kayatani, Founder, Board of Trustees at GKnot Foundation, on becoming a Liason to Intelligence Training & Presentations on Population Programming & VRTech WMD's being used to direct LEO, Police vs. Porn GayEscort Night Club Trafficking Ring.

GKnot Foundation is a Private Foundation that began in 1996 as a Web Resource Innovation Center to provide a Safety Net for Communities in all 50 States that inspired MoveOn.org and many United States grassroots organizations

OCTOBER 2010 - JUNE 2011 - SENIOR OPERATIONS RESEARCH/SYSTEMS ANALYST (ORSA)/USSOCOM J7/J9FC, FUTURE TECHNOLOGIES, INC., FAIRFAX, VA.

Team oriented Senior Operations Research Analyst supporting USSOCOM in the design, development, execution, and close-out of SOF and IW (irregular warfare) experimentation, wargames, prototypes, exercises and cyber, in USSOCOM participation in similar events sponsored by other DOD components and USG agencies, that are related to the survivability, lethality, and operational effectiveness of SOF and DOD-wide IW capabilities worldwide with emphasis on AFRICA. In addition, developed and incorporated concept requirements and

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objectives, assess and recommend alternative experimentation approaches, recommend courses of action that incorporate best practices, and collaborate with the USSOCOM J7/9, and other USSOCOM staff offices.

MARCH 2008 - OCTOBER 2010 - SENIOR WMD ENGINEER/MODELING AND SIMULATION ANALYST, COMBATING WMD ANALYSIS CELL (CWAC), DEFENSE THREAT REDUCTION AGENCY (DTRA) CXA DIVISION, RED CONSULTANTS, INC, FAIRFAX, VA.

Asymmetric Warfare proven ROI technical/analytical advisor serving clients in assigned subject areas, recommends functional changes, and identifies areas for further investigation. Critical contributor to the Defense Threat Reduction Agency (DTRA) CXA Division's (Combating WMD Analysis Cell (CWAC) Program manned by DTRA, DIA, and contractor personnel to provide research, development of modeling and simulation/engineering assessment tools, pathway analysis and social networking support for the COCOMs and Intelligence Community (IC) to defeat various WMD threats. Researched, identified, and recommended WMD data and resources required for Analytical Database and Collection Plan input. Serves as primary client liaison and coordinates with sub-contractors, government personnel, NCTC, CIA and technical experts. Identified emerging relevant technologies that may result in improvements to current processes and systems. Provided guidance and work leadership to less-experienced analysts. Maintains current knowledge of relevant technologies and subject. Developed strategies and pursues opportunities for leveraging project funding sources. Performed business development activities.

SEPTEMBER 2007 - MARCH 2008 - ARMY MODELING AND SIMULATION OFFICE (AMSO) STANDARDS COORDINATOR, BATTLE COMMAND DIRECTORATE, G-3/5/7, HQDA, PENTAGON, CRAIG TECHNOLOGIES, ARLINGTON, VA.

Proven Modeling and Simulation (M&S) Standards Coordinator/Advisor to the Joint and Army Staff on Battle Command, M&S, investment prioritization, current and future integration, education, training, support the test & evaluation standardization. Evaluated the scope and major components of an Army M&S (AMSO) standards management program with appropriate focus on models and simulations alike; should include IT, geospatial, architecture, data, configuration management, modeling applications and techniques, and algorithms as a minimum. Ascertained disposition of 19 standards coordinators across Army and recommends alignment of 19 to six community structure or recommends revised coordinators to align standards process with six-community structure, assess the current identification, nomination, format, and adjudication process; and developed and recommended changes required to make it an integral component of the six-community/Communities of Interest management process; revised and developed processes to be implemented and managed via the APIMS.

MARCH 2007 - SEPTEMBER 2007 - SENIOR MILITARY OPERATIONS ANALYST/TRADOC - COMBINED ARMS CENTER (CAC) LNO TO DA G-3 AAWO EW DIVISION, G-3/5/7, HQDA, PENTAGON, SYCOLEMAN ADVANCED CONCEPTS, WASHINGTON, DC.

Transformation initiatives focused Liaison to TRADOC / Combined Arms Center (CAC) in support of the Army Asymmetric Warfare Office (AAWO) for Army Asymmetric Warfare Program. Coordinated between Fort Huachuca and Fort Sill to ensure training standards for Army EWOs to replace Navy EWOs occurs. Monitored the development of future Counter Radio-controlled IED EW (CREW) tactical jammers and Operational EW Officers and Planners to ensure integrated material development and management for all EW via the Tactical EW Course (Fort Huachuca, AZ) and Operational EW Course ( Fort Sill, OK). Work directly with CAC to determine enduring

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requirements for EW capacity at all echelons within institutional training base. Attends IPT's, working groups, planning sessions, Test & Evaluation and other programmed meetings to represent CAC and the EW Division in support of the EW program. Directly responsible for ensuring scientific and technical Army Electronic Warfare capabilities evolves into the newest Core Competency from the genesis, current fight and future as it applies across all components of the Army.

DECEMBER 2005 - MARCH 2007 - MODELING AND SIMULATIONS SENIOR FUNCTIONAL AREA ANALYST, PEARSON ANALYTIC SOLUTIONS (FOMERLY KEI PEARSON), ARLINGTON, VA.

Provided modeling and simulations support for the Defense Intelligence Agency/JMITC/Asym-metric Warfare Group. Assists JMITC Government Modeling and Simulation/Gaming (MS&G) PM ensuring the program fully supports the modeling and simulations processes and needs of the Agency. Reviewed current curriculum, creates surveys and matrix to identify opportunities to determine where to effectively inject MS&G into DIAC/DIA course work. Researched training requirements, modeling and simulations tools, technologies and methodologies required or useful in fully supporting the mission requirements of the Agency. Provided support to directorate as well as interfacing with other military and civilian agencies as necessary to include enacting role-playing scenarios to train/teach analyst and agents at the FBI Academy with the Counter Intelligence Training Center (CITC). Originated and peer-reviewed for white papers, statement of work (SOW), quick turnaround analysis, and briefings.

SEPTEMBER 2005 - DECEMBER 2005 - TRADOC LNO/SUBJECT MATTER EXPERT, LANMARK TECHNOLOGY, FAIRFAX, VA.

Provided direct TRADOC LNO/Subject Matter Expert Tech Integration support to the Joint Improvised Explosive Device Defeat Task Force (JIEDD TF) inside the Pentagon. Collaborates efforts among military branches and international agencies to help eliminate the threat posed by IEDs. Focused on training in areas such as IED awareness, non-standard operations, training strategies and IED-counter tactics to help ensure effective tactics, techniques, procedures (TTPs) are being employed. Worked directly with the Spiral Developments Division Capabilities Development, Directorate of the Futures Center created to look at future force capabilities and establish creative ways of bringing those capabilities to help Soldiers deployed in Iraq.

SEPTEMBER 2004 - SEPTEMBER 2005 - SOLUTIONS TEAM MEMBER/ANALYST, EASTPORT ANALYTICS, ROSSLYN, VA.

Applied detailed knowledge and experience in coordinating, creating and supporting analytic capabilities to military, task force supporting Counterterrorism and law enforcement investigative agencies, task force and commercial clients located in Northern Virginia. Specialized in the requirements gathering, definition, selection, implementation, creating storylines and support of advanced analytic methodologies and technology with the FBI, to include the Guardian System, Counterterrorism Division (CTD).

AUGUST 2003 - SEPTEMBER 2004 - SENIOR TECHNICAL SUPPORT ANALYST AND SYSTEMS IMPLEMENTATION ENGINEER, HARRIS CORPORATION, ALEXANDRIA, VA.

Provided CIFA with over-the-shoulder analytical, data, and other support as a member of a cadre of experienced Counterintelligence/Counterterrorism subject matter experts and technical analysts. Collected M3, I-94, ad hoc data and over 1000 open source documents utilized in training to successfully accomplish their OP EVAL mission and identify vulnerabilities. Served as

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the conduit/liaison with CI Analyst to identify and counter terrorism associated with critical infrastructure protection. Analyzed, wrote, and updated Site Installation Plans (SIPs) for the U.S. Department of Defense's Command Communications Survivability Program (CCSP) designed to ensure the survivability, redundancy, recoverability and security of Defense Department IT infrastructure at the Pentagon and various other U.S. military facilities.

MARCH 2002 - AUGUST 2003 - OPFOR INTELLIGENCE ANALYST /MODELING AND SIMULATION INTELLIGENCE ANALYST/COORDINATOR, JOINT WARFIGHTING CENTER, NORTHROP GRUMMAN, INC., SUFFOLK, VA.

As a member of the Joint Support Team (JST) in direct support of the Policy, Doctrine, & Training Directorate (J-7) at the Joint Warfighting Center (JWFC)/JFCOM and Joint Experimentation Directorate (J9), prepared written products to include over 10 collection plans and intelligence M&S test plans on collection issues, scenarios, briefing on collection trends and prioritizing collection issues. Monitored the MIDB intelligence database builds to ensure tactical and technical threat representation. Responsibilities included developing and understanding of all-source intelligence collection programs/platforms to help establish strategies that meet U.S. military services, defense agencies, joint staff, and combatant command intelligence needs.

EDUCATION

TAC Training, formally known as TripWire, HTRAC, Reston, VA, 2010.

Visual Links Users Course, Visual Links Facility, Frederick, MD, 2009

Fundamentals of Proton, DIA/JMITC, 2009.

Chemical and Biological Warfare Intelligence Course, DIA/JMITC, 2009.

Fundamentals of HUMINT Targeting Course, DIA/JMITC, 2008.

One-Week Simulation Operations Course (SOC), Functional Area (FA) 57, Pentagon, 2007.

Senior Role-Player/Advisor, FBI Academy, Quantico, VA, 2006.

U.S. Army Sergeants Major Academy Battle Staff Course, Fort Bliss, TX, 1992.

Bachelors of Science in Psychology, Delaware State College, Dover, DE.

Honors: Dean's List, Delaware State College (University), Dover, DE.

ADDITIONAL SOFTWARE SKILLS

Experienced using IC software applications, tools resources and databases such as Pathfinder, WISE, CIAWIRe, CTKB, Intelink, MDDS, Coliseum, Intellipedia, Social Networking and A-Space, Have worked with ESRI ArcView, Analyst Notebook, BattleScape NT 2/3/4 D Graphics, RetrievalWare, Visualinks, PLANET (Physical Infrastructure Documentation Tool), BattleScape NT 2/3/4 D Graphics, DreamWeaver HTML, Microsoft Office 2007, Microsoft Windows SharePoint, Collaborative Web Tool, Microsoft Office Visio 2003,and NT products including, Power Point, Access, Excel and use of the Internet Browsers. Familiar with DOE Lab models.

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