William Robert Sohocki

**** ******* *****

Silsbee, TX 77656 / 210-***-****

Social Security Number: ***-**-**** Veteran’s Preference: 10 points

Citizenship: United States Highest Federal Civilian Position: N/A

SECURITY CLEARANCE: Secret

To obtain a position within the Veterans Administration.

OBJECTIVE:

SKILLS SUMMARY:

Over 16 years of Operational Intelligence Analysis with specific focus on Anti-Terrorism and

Force Protection. 16 years of developing and implementing Risk Analysis and Threat

Assessments for foreign port facilities, Naval assets and other DOD entities. 16 years

experience within the SCI community as Command Security Manager, Assistant Special

Security Officer, Information Systems Security Manager (ISSM), Top Secret Control

Officer and other related fields. 16 years of developing, implementing and enforcing

physical and information security standards within several commands to ensure

compliance within Joint and DOD security standards as prescribed in DIAM 50-4 and the

Joint DoDIIS/Cryptologic SCI Information Systems Security Standards (JDCSISSS).

Extensive experience with PC hardware, software and operating systems both in stand alone and

networked environments. Able to communicate effectively with peers and end users to resolve

complicated issues. Articulate oral and written skills that allow for smooth communication

between all audiences.

Supervised, managed and trained personnel for Intelligence Collection and proper

handling and reporting procedures.

Thoroughly involved in all aspects of multi-national exercise planning and execution for

both afloat and ashore units.

Created or improved existing reporting and briefing requirements to meet the stringent

requirements of multiple audiences.

Effective team-builder with strong leadership skills and proven track record at setting and

achieving realistic goals for self and others. Maintained mission of command and division in

perspective at all times.

Proactive leader meeting all command EEO objectives. Effectively motivated and trained

junior personnel contributing to unit cohesiveness at every command.

EMPLOYMENT HISTORY:

PILOT CATASTROPHE SERVICES

06/08-PRES

PILOT CATASTROPHE SERVICES 06/08-PRES

1055 HILLCREST RD

SUITE B-1

MOBILE, AL 36695

Independent Property and Casualty Field Adjuster 80 Hours/week

Independent Property and Casualty Field Adjuster responsible for processing in an efficient

manner Property and Casualty losses due to catastrophic events. Responsibilities include

ensuring compliance within existing complex policy guidelines as directed by the carrier,

satisfactory and effective treatment of the insured during the process, and final mediation of

damages between the carrier and insured to the satisfaction of both parties.

Catastrophic Events - Texas (Hurricane Ike) and Kentucky (Wind Event). Over 200 Claims

successfully assessed, negotiated and closed. Complexity of claims ranged from “no damage” to

“total loss”.

ALUTIIQ INTERNATIONAL SOLUTIONS, LLC

04/06 – 04/08

SBX-1 PROJECT

04/06-04/08

3201 C STREET, SUITE 700

ANCHORAGE, AK 99503

PROJECT MANAGER: Mr. Norman Hood

Ship Security Officer / Anti-Terrorism Officer 70

Hours/week

Ship Security Officer (SSO) for the Sea-Based X-Band Radar (SBX-1). Serving as

the Manager/Team Leader of a 14 person at-sea quick reaction security team.

Assigned as Anti-Terrorism Officer for SBX-1. Responsibilities include

coordination with GMD Combatant Commander, Missile Defense Agency and

other GMD entities. The SSO coordinates with the Vessel Master and Site Manager

and Vessel Security Focal (VSF) for the overall management and enforcement of all

shipboard physical security policies, programs and procedures for the Sea Based X

Band radar (SBX-1). Management Responsibilities for this position include, but

are not limited to:

• Coordinates and supports the Combatant Commander, Joint Program Officer, and

Vessel Security Focal (VSF) for Operational Site Security requirements.

• Coordinates with the Boeing Site Manager and Vessel Master for any deficiencies

and non-conformities identified during internal audits, periodic reviews, security

inspections and verifications of compliance and implementing any corrective

actions.

• Provides and supports Security Awareness and vigilance training is provided and

maintained through regularly scheduled Physical Security, AT Level I and

OPSEC briefings.

• Responsible for development and implementation of robust training schedule to

meet Physical and Information Security Standards required by Missile Defense

Agency and the Global Midcourse Defense Program.

• Coordinating the implementation of the Anti-Terrorism/Force Protection Plan.

• Ensuring that security equipment is operational, tested, calibrated and maintained.

• Implementation of all Security Procedures as directed by Global Midcourse

Defense, Missile Defense Agency, Joint Program Officer, Vessel Master or

Vessel Security Focal (VSF).

• Implement / maintain the SSP, including any amendments to the plan.

• Establishing close liaison with multiple customers.

• Performing regular security inspections of the ship to ensure that appropriate Site

Security, Physical Security, Information Security and Communications Security

measures are maintained.

• Managing shipboard security staff.

UNITED STATES NAVY

11/85 - 11/05

US NAVAL FORCES ALASKA 03/02-11/05

907 West 9th St, Juneau AK 99802

Petty Officer 1st Class, Command Intelligence Officer

Supervisor: CDR Robert L. Schetky, USN; 907-***-****

Command Intelligence Officer 70 hours/week

Command Intelligence Officer for US Naval Forces, Alaska from March, 2002 to

December, 2005. Responsible for coordination of Naval Intelligence activities

within Alaska in support of theater force readiness. Served as the Naval

Component Coordinator to Alaskan Command and facilitated Naval response to

theater contingencies and support of Military Assistance to Civil Authorities

(MACA).

• Provided regional Intelligence related expertise to local, state, and federal agencies.

Provided DOD intelligence briefs to USCG District 17 and COMUSNAVAK staff.

• Represented COMUSNAVAK at meetings and conferences held at all levels of

command. Utilizing knowledge of Joint Operations and Planning and their

applications within the Alaska AOR, regularly supported local, state, federal and

DOD agencies throughout the region.

• Continually expanded all professional and personal responsibilities. Actively

involved in the local community through Juneau Festival Association, Veterans of

Foreign Wars and the American Legion.

Able to supervise, manage and train personnel for proper Information Security and

•

Reporting procedures IAW NISPOM (DoD 5520.22-M), Joint/DOD security

standards (DIAM 50-4), and the Joint DoDIIS/Cryptologic SCI Information Systems

Security Standards (JDCSISSS).

Thorough knowledge of all aspects of DOD COMSEC Doctrine and account

•

management, DoD 5200.22M, and Operations Security (OPSEC) principles.

• Experience in creating or improving existing reporting and briefing requirements to

meet the challenging requirements of multiple audiences.

• Effective team-builder with strong leadership skills and proven track record at setting

and achieving realistic goals for self and others. Able to maintain overall mission and

proper perspective at all times.

USS O-Kane (DDG 77) 11/98 – 03/02

Shipboard Intelligence Officer

Naval Station Pearl Harbor, Oahu HI

Petty Officer 1st Class, Intelligence Specialist

Supervisor: CDR T.W. Skardon, CO

Shipboard Intelligence Officer 70 hours/week

Recognized as “Setting the Navy Standard” for reporting procedures while conducting

vessel inspections in the Arabian Gulf. As the Assistant Boarding Officer and the

Shipboard Intelligence Analyst, I created, investigated and submitted over thirty evidence

packages for the State Department of the United States Government and the United

States Navy. My investigative and reporting techniques are currently being taught at the

Naval War College in the Maritime Interdiction Operations course, which is now the

standard of measure for future deployers.

Navy Recruiting District, San Antonio TX 12/95 – 11/98

Recruiting Station Corpus Christi, TX Recruiter, Canvasser

4701 South Padre Island Drive, Corpus Christi, TX 78411

Petty Officer 2nd Class, Data Processing Technician

Petty Officer 1st Class, Recruiter Canvasser

Supervisor: CDR D.T. Cangelosi

Recruiter/Canvasser 80 hours/week

Maintained an 11% attrition rate throughout my tour as a recruiter, which was well

below the national standard of 22%.

USS Essex (LHD 2) 11/92 – 12/95

US Naval Station, 32nd Street, San Diego CA

Petty Officer 2nd Class, Intelligence Specialist

Supervisor: CDR T. F. Radich, CO

Intelligence Analyst 48 hours/week

Night Supervisor, responsible for 14 personnel, tactical displays and operational analysis

of the area of responsibility. Operational Responsibilities included Communications,

Information and Physical Security Standards. Philippine Country Analyst., Russian

Country Analyst.

Naval Strike Warfare Center 12/89 – 11/92

Naval Air Station, Fallon NV

Petty Officer 3rd Class, Intelligence Analyst

Supervisor: ISCM Tomas Harm

Intelligence Analyst 70 hours/week

Produced JCS Contingency support for Operations Desert Shield and Desert Storm.

Philippine Country Analyst. Special Programs Employment Package Manager.

USS Trippe (FF 1075) 11/85 – 12/89

Naval Surface Group Four, Newport, RI

Petty Officer 3rd Class, Quartermaster

Supervisor: CDR R. R. Davis, CO

Quartermaster 70 hours/week

Primary responsibilities as Navigator/Plotter.

COMPUTER SKILLS:

Software:

Windows Vista, XP, Word, Microsoft Outlook, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft PowerPoint,

Microsoft Office, Microsoft Schedule and Planning, Varied Photo/imagery software,

Norton and McAfee anti-virus software, Norton Utilities.

TRAINING:

Wind and Hail Training (TWIA)

Roof Process Training

NFIP (Flood) Certified

License:

Texas (Resident License 1549124 exp 1/28/2011)

Minnesota (40150604 exp 10/31/2010)

Oklahoma (40082233 exp 3/31/2011)

Georgia (880969 exp 12/31/2009)

Alabama (422528 exp 12/31/2009)

Kentucky (700682 exp 3/31/2011).

Current pending – Arkansas

NPN: 11729614

Continuing Education Status - Current

Petty Officer Leadership Course

Anti-Terrorism Level II

Joint Deployable Intelligence Systems Course.

Financial Management in the Navy/Educational Services Officer Courses

Shipboard Intelligence Analyst Course (SIAC)

Visit, Board, Search and Seizure Tactical Course

Intelligence Specialist “A” School, Operational and Photographic Intelligence Analysis

Search and Rescue Swimmer School, Air and Sea penetration, Jacksonville FL

Quartermaster “A” School, Safety and Navigation of Navy vessels

EDUCATION:

Associate of Science, City University, Bellevue WA

High School Diploma, Subiaco, AR

HONORS AND AWARDS:

Good Conduct Medal – Fifth Award

Navy and Marine Corps Commendation Medal

Navy Recruiting Medal (With Gold Wreath)

Joint Meritorious Unit Commendation (Second Award)

Meritorious Unit Commendation

Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal

Southwest Asia Service Medal

United Nations Medal (Campaign-Unosom II, Withdrawal of UN Forces from Somalia)

National Defense

Global War on Terrorism Expeditionary Medal (OEF, OIF)

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