Security Management

JEFF LINDEMYER

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Washington, D.C. 20009

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EDUCATION

GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY, School of Foreign Service

Washington, DC

Master of Science in Foreign Service, International Relations and Security

(GPA: 3.63) May 2009

. Coursework included: Intelligence Analysis, Policy, and Politics;

International Security Issues; Nuclear Weapons Programs; Nuclear

Technologies and Security; Missile Technology and Missile Defense; U.S.

Defense Budgeting and Strategic Planning; Verification Technology of Non-

Proliferation and Arms Control

UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA - BERKELEY Berkeley, CA

Bachelor of Arts with High Honors, Major: Political Science (GPA: 3.83)

May 2003

. Recipient of Owen D. Young Prize in International Relations

. Managing Editor of Politica, the Berkeley Undergraduate Political Science

Journal

EXPERIENCE

BOOZ ALLEN HAMILTON Washington, DC

Senior Consultant October 2010

- February 2011

YFH & ASSOCIATES Washington, DC

Subject Matter Expert June 2010 -

October 2010

. Provided technical and programmatic support to the National Nuclear

Security Administration's Office of Global Threat Reduction for Europe

and Africa

. Coordinated the development of updated planning documents and developed

briefings and program materials

. Supported efforts with strategic planning and development of integrated

project schedules

. Prepared analysis and developed presentations for senior-level management

and other officials

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY, NATIONAL NUCLEAR SECURITY ADMINISTRATION,

Office of Global Threat Reduction for Europe and Africa (NA-212)

Washington, DC

Nonproliferation Graduate Program Fellow June

2009 - June 2010

. Facilitated efforts to accelerate the establishment of a domestic medical

isotope production capability without the use of highly enriched uranium

. Analyzed reports and program related documents, produced analysis

summaries and recommendations, and supported the development of strategic

plans and current fiscal year and out-year budgets

. Developed papers, memoranda, briefing materials, talking points, and

presentations for senior management, congressional staffers, foreign

officials, U.S. Embassies, and other audiences

. Drafted and edited correspondence with foreign ministries and nuclear

regulatory agencies

. Organized high-level meetings, coordinated input from all stakeholders,

and prepared briefing books

CENTER FOR ARMS CONTROL AND NON-PROLIFERATION Washington, DC

Policy Fellow Aug. 2007 -

June 2009

. Researched and tracked congressional and presidential action on nuclear

weapons, nonproliferation, and energy related issues, ranging from the

Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty to Yucca Mountain

. Wrote regular coverage, analysis, and commentary for a leading blog in

the field that had several hundred readers daily

BOOZ ALLEN HAMILTON McLean, VA

Intelligence Analyst Intern June 2008 -

Aug. 2008

. Supported the Information Sharing and Collaboration Branch at the

Department of Homeland Security's Office of Intelligence and Analysis in

developing and implementing effective information sharing policies and

collaborative programs

. Researched India's security and economic interests in Africa and produced

a white paper and presentation of major findings

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF STATE, Office of Missile Threat Reduction Washington,

DC

Research Intern Jan. 2008 - April

2008

. Coordinated efforts to encourage countries to subscribe to the Hague Code

Of Conduct Against Ballistic Missile Proliferation

. Researched and administered missile technology export controls and

program coordination of export licenses and visa mantis

COUNCIL FOR A LIVABLE WORLD and

CENTER FOR ARMS CONTROL AND NON-PROLIFERATION Washington, DC

Policy Analyst Feb. 2006 -

Aug. 2007

. Founded, developed, promoted, and regularly contributed to a blog focused

on nuclear weapons and nonproliferation related issues

. Researched weapons of mass destruction and other security issues,

congressional action, and political campaigns

. Drafted and edited research, analysis, and commentary on legislative and

political developments

PEACE CORPS Bitola, Macedonia

Non-Governmental Organization Development Volunteer Aug.

2003 - Oct. 2005

. Provided consultation and training to over 12 staff members at three NGOs

focused on Roma (Gypsy) and youth issues

. Developed and managed the complete production and distribution of the

book, History of the Roma in Bitola

. Taught English classes to over 20 Roma children, youth, and adults, and

founded three English resource libraries

. Designed and facilitated Program Development and Management workshops for

over 15 NGOs

PUBLICATIONS

. "GTRI's Efforts to Accelerate the Establishment of a Medical Isotope

Production Capability Without the Use of Highly Enriched Uranium,"

Article (co-author), Journal of Nuclear Medicine and Biology, November

2010

. "The Global Nuclear Energy Partnership: Proliferation Concerns and

Implications," Viewpoint, The Nonproliferation Review (Vol. 16, No. 1),

March 2009

. "The Nuclear Missile Foul-Up," Letter to the Editor, The Washington Post,

September 27, 2007

. "One Mistake Too Many," Commentary, OpenDemocracy, September 21, 2007

CLEARANCES

. Current: Q Security Clearance (Energy Department, February 2009 and July

2010),

Top Secret Security Clearance (State Department, January 2008)

SKILLS

. Languages: Macedonian (intermediate), Bulgarian (intermediate), Serbo-

Croatian (beginner)

. Computer: Adobe Acrobat, Photoshop, and Reader; Microsoft Office Suite

(Excel, Outlook, PowerPoint, Word); various web browsers, including

Google Chrome, Microsoft Internet Explorer, and Mozilla Firefox

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