Matthew S. Warner, Lt Col, USAF (Ret) 937-***-****

*** ********* **, *******, ** 43010-0112 acefik@r.postjobfree.com

Professional Profile

I have 27 years of experience in the defense industry with expertise in software and

hardware acquisitions, test & evaluation, quality assurance, and the intelligence world. I

have a current TS clearance and held an SCI for over 15 years. I’m a strong leader with

over 23 years of acquisition management including 6 years at the division level. I’ve held

branch chief, division chief and Squadron Commander positions as well as been the

Inspector General of a 2850+ person facility. I’ve worked programs utilizing a cradle-to-

grave mentality. I have an extensive background in intelligence, acquisition and test. I’ve

been the lead government engineer working with the users to develop operational flight

program (OFP) requirements as well working their integrations and integration testing. I’ve

developed test plans/procedures for the OFPs as well as performed preliminary/formal

qualification testing, regression testing and managed the DT&E and OT&E for the programs

including integrating the requirements into simulators and performing integration and

regression testing of the flight simulator modifications. In addition, I’ve managed purchase

and inventory of hardware parts to produce specialized electronic equipment.

Program Management Supply Management

Program Finance Intelligence

Personnel Management Weapons Live Fire Testing

Hardware/Software Acquisitions Qualification Testing

OT&E / DT&E Foreign Material Exploitations

Hardware/Software Modeling Electronic Warfare Equipment

Mil-Std-1553 RF Sensor Technology

Helmet Mounted Displays System Architecture & Test

Operators/Users Manuals HW/SW Requirements Development

Operational Software Engineering Weapons Systems Integration

System Specifications Flight Test

Interface Control Documents MS Office, Access, Project

Mission Critical Software Software Regression Testing

UAVs Software Configuration Management

Foreign Military Sales Information Assurance

Hardware/Software Development Career Mentoring

Cradle-to-Grave Engineering Trade Studies

Clearance – TS adjudicated May 2011 (held an SCI for 15 years until Dec ’10)

Certifications

SPRDE – Level III

Program Management – Level II

T&E – Level II

Installation Inspector General

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Professional Experience

SpecPro Group (BTS)

Dec 11 – Present

Business Development Manager – Midwest Region

Seek out future business opportunities in the Midwest Region

Negotiated $1M KC-46 sole-source award

Generate capture packages for opportunities, assist with proposal writing

Cultivate new business opportunities and teaming agreements with other firms

PM for ACCESS ($950M) and DESP III ($1.9B) ID/IQ contracts

PM for KC-46 CDR Support contract

PM for Air Force Uniform Office contract

Assist customers in understanding their needs

SAIC

May 10 – Dec 11

Business Development / Program Management / Customer Support

Seek out future business opportunities in AFRL at WPAFB

Generate capture packages for opportunities

Integration engineer for SPECKLES UAS program

Manage EW programs, seek out new business in the EW arena, interface with

customer to ensure program requirements and goals are met

Initiate corrective actions to programmatic issues that may arise

Report progress on programs to customers

AFRL/RYR, WPAFB, OH

Jul 08 – May 10

Deputy Division Chief, RF Sensor Technology Division

Assisted Division chief with daily operations for division of 189 persons

Oversaw management operations in Integration Demonstration & Applications

Lab (IDAL), RF Countermeasures Assessment (RCA) Lab, Mobile EW Lab

(MEWL), Signal Processing & Analysis Research (SPEAR) Lab, and EMI Lab,

$32M budget

Just-in-time purchase supplies for hardware development

Division investigated future sensor technologies and algorithms (UAV payloads,

Passive Multi-Mode, MIMO, wind farm effect suppression, spatial awareness,

adaptive EA techniques, precision navigation, etc)

NASIC/ACL, WPAFB, OH

Jun 07 – Jul 08

Commander, Electronic Analysis Squadron

Led Squadron of 89 civilian and military scientists, engineers and officers

Managed EWIRDB and Next-Generation EWIRDB (NGE) System

Manage $9.2M of external assistance programs, $3.0M of EWIRDB development

program, and $82K daily operations budgets

Managed the Threat Software Analysis Facility providing high-fidelity

modeling/analysis simulations of ground radar threat systems.

Managed analyses performed by engineers on passive multi-mode systems,

over-the-horizon systems, comms systems, airborne radar, and electronic

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warfare systems (EP, EA, ES)

NASIC/IG, WPAFB, OH

Sep 05 – Jun 07

Inspector General

Managed the complaint and FWA programs for the National Air & Space

Intelligence Center, a unit of over 2850 military, civilian, and contractor

employees.

Utilized process engineering principles to streamline Center processes

Prepared unit for Unit Compliance Inspections (Received a 98% compliance

rating).

Developed and implemented annual self-inspection program for the Center.

NASIC/AEE, WPAFB, OH

Jul 03 – Sep 05

Chief, Electronic Systems Division

Led division of 82 civilian and military scientists, engineers and officers

Manage $9.9M of external assistance programs, $3.5M of EWIRDB development

program, and $80K daily operations budgets

Managed the Threat Software Analysis Facility providing high-fidelity

modeling/analysis simulations of ground radar threat systems.

Managed analyses performed by engineers on passive multi-mode systems,

over-the-horizon systems, comms systems, airborne radar, and electronic

warfare systems (EP, EA, ES)

NASIC/AEES (AEER), WPAFB, OH

Nov 02 – Jul 03

Chief, Avionics & Radar (Ground Radar) Branch

Led and directed efforts of 24 military and civilian scientists, engineers and

intelligence analysts

Directed software modeling tool developments including the AMBER program

and TRAMS overhead coverage simulations

Managed Foreign Material Exploitations (FMEs) of radar/avionics equipment

Managed analyses performed by engineers on passive multi-mode systems,

over-the-horizon systems and other ground radar systems

NAIC/TAEC, WPAFB, OH

Apr 01 – Nov 02

Chief, Electronic Warfare Branch

Led and directed efforts of 14 military and civilian scientists, engineers and

intelligence analysts

Led FMEs of foreign electronic combat equipment

Managed development of simulations on exploited equipment

Managed $1.2M purchase of specialized electronics test equipment

NAIC/TAEA, WPAFB, OH

Nov 93 – Apr 01

Electronics Engineer (USAF Reserve Position)

Analyzed foreign micro-electronics capabilities and wrote analytical reports

supporting findings

Analyzed foreign fire control computer systems on board aircraft and wrote

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matlab/simulink code to simulate it’s operation

Developed simulation models of exploited equipment

Ball Aerospace, Fairborn, OH

Apr 93 – Nov 98

Electronics Engineer

Liaison between government engineers and developing contractor

Managed contractual changes to the VCATS contract

Wrote requirements/procedures for “suitcase” test equipment for the ALR-56C

and ALQ-135

4950TW, WPAFB, OH

Jan 91 – Aug 92

Flight Test Engineer

Managed $39M contractor modification program to an NC-141 aircraft (Advanced

Radar Test Bed)

Assistant Test Program Manager for Advanced Radar Test Bed; developed

hardware/software test plan and procedures for hardware modifications,

performed integration testing on modifications

Developed flight test procedures/cards for customer flight tests

Led team of 20 engineers and technicians to ensure modification completeness

Performed preliminary/formal qualification testing on developed system

Purchased and managed inventory for electronics development

F-16 System Program Office, WPAFB, OH

Nov 86 – Jan 91

Lead Fire Control Systems Engineer

Lead engineer for Expanded and Enhanced Fire Control Computers

(XFCC/EFCC) and General Avionics Computer (GAC) ($26M total)

Developed integrated requirements based on user needs. Oversaw their

integration into the flight program.

Managed hardware purchases for computer development

Redirected hardware assets to meet on time production needs

Gov’t lead for all aspects of testing including developing test plans/procedures,

integration testing of weapons systems, regression testing, preliminary/formal

qualification testing on system software

Gov’t lead for simulator integration efforts of system requirements as well as

regression testing of the simulator software including development of test

plans/procedures for same

Managed government QA program for hardware/software

Software configuration manager for computer system

Education

Penn State University, University Park, PA

BS Electrical Engineering, August 1986

Air Command & Staff College

February 2003

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Training

Technical Leadership in Systems Engineering – Feb 2009

Intelligence in Acquisition Life Cycle Management – Aug 2009

Operational Risk Management Level III – Oct 2009

Operational Risk Management for Leaders – Jun 2009

Operational Risk Management Fundamentals – Jun 2009

Intelligence Oversight Awareness – Oct 2008

AF Civilian Personnel Management Course – Jan 2008

Designing for Supportability in DoD Systems – Aug 2008

AF Records Management Level 1 – Feb 2006

USAF Information Assurance Awarness – May 2006

Command and Control of Air & Space Forces – Sep 2006

Installation Inspector General Training Course – Oct 2005

Modeling Dynamic Systems with Simulink – Feb 2001

7 Habits of Highly Effective People Leadership Course – Mar 1999

Writing for the Military Intelligence Digest – Mar 1999

General Intelligence Analysis Course – Feb 1999

System Software Reliability – Oct 1993

Basic Systems Acquisition Management Course – Mar 1990

Advanced Computer Resources Acquisition Course – Jan 1989

Computer Resources Acquisition Course – Aug 1987

Medical Laboratory Specialist (Phase 2) – May 1983

Medical Laboratory Specialist (Phase I) – Jul 1982

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