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Manager Analyst

Location:
Purvis, MS, 39475
Posted:
August 09, 2010

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Resume:

Christopher J. Pazdersky

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Purvis, MS 39475

Phone: 601-***-****

Email: abl25d@r.postjobfree.com

Graduated from the University of Southern Mississippi in May 2010 with a Bachelor of

Arts in International Studies. My overall GPA was a 3.3 and within the International

Studies major my emphasis was on the European continent, specifically Eastern Europe

and Russia. My education included four semesters of the Russian language.

Honorably discharged from the United States Army in June 2006 (end of term) after five

years of service. I served two tours during Operation Iraqi Freedom (2003-2004) and one

tour during Operation Enduring Freedom (2005-2006). Duties (4.5 years) included

extensive intelligence training and operations in various fields such as all-source,

HUMINT, IMINT, and GMTI.

Ideally I am looking to become a country or regional intelligence or imagery analyst, but

I am willing to start out in virtually any intelligence capacity that best fits my

qualifications or where I am needed. My greatest strengths are leadership and work ethic,

while an aspect of my capabilities I hope to further develop is my confidence in

delegating responsibility.

My experience in college was beneficial because I learned the diversity that exists

between civilian and military leadership while also obtaining a quality education that

focused on regional, political, economic, and cultural issues. I was a member of the Phi

Kappa Tau Fraternity from September 2006 to May 2010 and held nearly ever position,

including President (2008-2009). I am also a member of the National Scholars Honor

Society and Phi Alpha Theta (History) Honor Society.

The military provided me with the chance to conduct wartime intelligence operations

while I gained experience regarding life outside the United States and molded my

leadership abilities. I developed a strong work ethic early in life, as I served as a laborer

for my father's fence company during the summer months while in middle and high

school. The military helped to further develop my work ethic as well.

Work Experience

Collection Manager (173d Airborne Brigade)

October 2004-June 2006 Deployed to Kandahar Airfield, Afghanistan

• NCOIC of Collection Management and Dissemination section of the Analysis and

Control Element in support of 173d Airborne Brigade HQ

• Managed intelligence assets supporting CTF Bayonet and gained extensive experience

utilizing secured internet platforms (such as Microsoft Chat) to interact and pass

intelligence to other organizations such as the CIA, CJSOTF, NATO forces, and other US

Army units in order to schedule and disseminate intelligence. Coordinated and

prioritized collection systems with regards to intelligence needs and specific missions.

• Tasked the Predator UAV and analyzed real-time (FMV) imagery, identifying hostile

personnel, weapons, buildings, etc. and subsequently reporting intelligence to the all-

source, S-2, and units on the ground. Used analytic techniques to fuse FMV intelligence

with other intelligence sources (SIGINT, IMINT, HUMINT). Wrote reports comparing

collection capabilities and coverage to specific intelligence needs and the unit’s mission

• Disseminated actionable intelligence on Taliban and Al-Qaeda forces to USA and USAF

assets, and the results earned a Army Commendation Medal

Intelligence Analyst (66th MI Group)

September 2003-February 2004 Deployed to Baghdad Prison Facility, Iraq

• Worked as an intelligence analyst in the Fusion (all-source) Cell of the Joint

Interrogation and Debriefing Center (JIDC) and obtained a TS/SCI clearance. Regularly

handled classified intelligence.

• Utilized secured internet (SIPRnet and JWICS) and multiple analytic techniques to

research and provide interrogators with assets such as organizational link charts,

information/reports on detainees and hostile organizations (Al-Qaeda, SCIRI, Mahdi‘s

Army, Badr Corps, etc), daily intelligence summaries, force protection/counter-IED

reports, and responses to RFIs. Also conducted briefings for Generals and United States

Senators in addition to daily briefings. Created and maintained the local intelligence

database and performed data input/output procedures(gained extensive experience with

Microsoft Office products)

• At times, served as an interrogation assistant and intelligence specialist in direct support

of interrogation operations when expertise on a particular individual or organization was

requested

• Efforts resulted in receipt of the Army Commendation Medal

GMTI Analyst (V Corps)

March 2002-June 2006 Deployed to Camp Virginia, Kuwait then Iraq in March 2003

• Conducted pre-invasion reconnaissance of Iraqi forces along the Iraq-Kuwait border

using near real-time Ground Moving Target Indicator (GMTI) provided by the Joint

Surveillance Target Attack Radar System (JSTARS). Graduate of JSTARS training at Ft.

Huachuca, AZ (2002)

• Assigned to the GMTI analysis team in support of the V Corps Tactical Analysis Center

(TAC) during major combat operations of Operation Iraqi Freedom I (also have

experience in numerous simulated field training exercises). Placed in charge of handling,

using, and destroying all cryptographic materials. Collected and analyzed GMTI data in

direct support of field operations.

• NCOIC (as a Specialist) of the night shift JSTARS/GMTI team, providing accurate

GMTI and Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) intelligence to the V Corps forward

commander and subordinate commands during wartime operations. Conducted daily

briefings for all-source officers along with regular briefings for the V Corps forward

commander regarding GMTI collection and analysis

• Accomplishments resulted in receipt of the Army Commendation Medal

Military Accomplishments

- Four Army Commendation Medals

- NCO Professional Development Ribbon (PLDC graduate)

- Good Conduct Medal

- Iraq/Afghanistan Campaign Medals

- Achieved Rank of Sergeant

College Accomplishments

-Phi Kappa Tau Fraternity (2006-2010)

-The National Scholars Honor Society

-Phi Alpha Theta (History) Honor Society

-President (November 2008-January 2010)

-Top Three Organizational President at Southern Miss (2009)

-Most Outstanding Member in Chapter (2008, 2009)

-Most Outstanding Service to Chapter (2008, 2009)

-Scholarship Award (2008, 2009, 2010)

Miscellaneous

- Strong oral and written communication skills

- Type sixty words per minute

- Proficient using Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint



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