Raquese Harris

**** ********** ****** **** *** 102

Lorton, Virginia

703-***-**** ac16tc@r.postjobfree.com

Possess an Active Secret Security Clearance

Objective

I am seeking position where I would be able to expand my knowledge and gain expertise in the area that I am employed in. I would be provided the opportunity to build and maintain a foundation of excellence throughout the community.

Work History

March 2017- Present, Criminal Intelligence Analyst, INTERPOL WASHINGTON

Provide research, analytical and organization assistance in support of International/Domestic Law Enforcement and Humanitarian efforts; conduct liaison activities with all levels of law enforcement or judicial agencies to explain the need for and to access information.

Analyze incoming requests from International/Domestic Law Enforcement and take appropriate action; to include: opening new cases, conducting queries derived from various sources such as unclassified and classified database systems, intelligence reports, miscellaneous communications, case files, internal and external systems and other sources.

Oversee, analyze and prioritize difficult or complex investigative cases from foreign police and Federal, State, and local law enforcement authorities such as INTERPOL notices, addendum, cancellations, and diffusions resulting in world-wide alert for fugitives, identification of dead persons, location of missing and abducted children, and other similar international investigative matters such as fraud investigations, and conducting valid and reliable research to analyze internal and external information to assess risk factors and identify high-risk areas.

Applying investigative procedures and techniques in order to analyze research and/or evaluate information; and assisting others with investigations including special agents, background investigators, local police and collect and analyze information and evidence; conduct interviews and prepare reports, and present findings and recommendations for regulatory, civil, and/or criminal actions.

Research and prepare a variety of written materials and reports which support possible administrative, civil, or criminal proceedings; answer both routine and technical correspondence and telephone inquiries; provide expertise and consultation to divisional personnel and provide guidance to other State, Local, and Federal Investigators, as well as foreign law enforcement agencies.

Develop and maintain working relationships with Federal, State and Local agencies in order to promote information and intelligence collection exchanges.

Gathers, interprets, and analyzes criminal investigative information to develop leads and/or provide a response to the requesting agency; and apply basic investigative principles, concepts, and methods of fact-finding and investigative procedures to ensure compliance with requirements.

Developing intelligence collection plans which support specific programs and activities, including the most complex and most difficult assignment; Reviewing, processing, and evaluating intelligence information from a variety of sources, using creative methodology for unusual problems which do not appear to be susceptible to treatment by accepted methods

Conducting criminal and intelligence research from a variety of sources to develop trends, patterns profiles, estimates and studies; Preparing preliminary and finished intelligence products and disseminating the products to the appropriate officials; Participating in liaison activities and short term/long term or broad-scope projects as required

Writing reports to document incidents or investigations for potential use in criminal, civil, or administrative proceedings; providing guidance on the application of rules, regulations, or laws to government officials or the general public; analyzing data from various sources to identify trends and verify the accuracy of information; organizing and evaluating information to identify potential violations of rules, regulations, or laws and determine appropriate action(s); and participating in meetings, briefings, or hearings to provide information about investigative activities.

Conducting tactical and strategic analysis by identifying trends, patterns, profiles, estimates, and studies; engaging in the review of data, research, and analysis to develop and produce intelligence products; assisting in the implementation of intelligence collection plans by carrying out specified portions or segments of specific projects; processing and evaluating volumes of intelligence information from a variety of sources; and identifying and recommending solutions to analytical problems and disseminating intelligence products using prescribed methods.

Evaluating intelligence information and identifying and recommending solutions to a wide range of analytical problems; gathering and analyzing information and intelligence data from a variety of sources such as intelligence reports and various databases to develop trends, patterns, profiles, estimates, and studies; preparing preliminary and finished intelligence products and disseminating the products to the appropriate officials; Identifying known or potential terrorists or instruments of terror, criminals, smuggling patterns, trends, and methods; participating in intelligence liaison activities and ensuring that intelligence data is properly classified, stored, and handled in accordance with pertinent directives.

TECs, NCIC Certification

Dec 2015- Present, 2nd Lieutenant Platoon leader, N.C. National Guard

Commanding and controlling Ordnance operations and combined armed forces during land combat.

Coordinating employment of Ordnance Soldiers at all levels of command, from platoon to battalion and higher, in U.S. and multi-national operations

Developing doctrine, organizations and equipment for unique Ordnance missions

Project Management

Command of platoon. Responsible for ensuring that training, equipment readiness, and personnel requirements were completed as directed by company commander.

Command of logistics operations in order to supply food, equipment and supplies to more than 300 soldiers for annual training

May 2015- Jan 2016, Teacher/ Counselor, Pressley

To assure that each young person’s health, safety and well-being is guaranteed

Manage conflict and facilitate group and individual problem-solving assess and respond to group behavior and dynamics, effectively use group process as opportunities to teach community living skills

Jun 2015- Sept 2015, Student Intern, Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms (Unpaid Internship)

Organizing secured evidence in order to maintain easier accessibility

Review, edit, and draft concise summaries describing factual situations including criminal activity and judicial procedures.

Perform database queries and annotate results in case files.

Assisted Industry operations investigators during inspections of up to date permits or license, investigations of falsified records, and inventory firearms and explosives.

Rode along with Special Agents in the field to inventory seized weapons, test fire each weapon and keep the shell casing to record the caliber and weapon in order to assist Agents in submitting data into National Ballistics database (NIBIN)

Assisted Fire Investigator during search warrants of homes

Accompanied Fire Investigator and local Law Enforcement in Arson Crime Interrogation

Jul 2012- Dec 2015, ROTC Cadet Battalion Administrative Officer, Marshall University

Prepares and maintains unit strength reports, rosters and records.

Receives operational control of any special project committees as directed by the commander.

Performing administrative tasks such as processing travel orders and claims, time and attendance audits, training requests, mail, filing, faxing, meeting arrangements, weekly reports

Experience with Defense Travel System

July 2012- Dec 2015 Cadet Assistant Operations Officer, West Virginia National Guard

Writing operations orders for the company.

Tasking subordinate units

Ensuring unit readiness across the battalion

Planning convoy operations and routes

Providing training to team members

Coordinated transportation for over 100 personnel during annual training

Education

2016- Present University of Charleston, Charleston, WV

Anticipated Degree: Masters of Cyber Security

2015 Army Logistics University, Ft. Lee, VA

Ordnance Basic Officer Leadership course

Coursework in the fields of leadership, logistics, supply chain, and support operations

2012- 2015 Marshall University, Huntington, WV

Degree Awarded: Criminal Justice with a minor Military History, Spanish

Date of Completion: December 2015

Superior Academic Achievement GPA

2012 West Virginia University, Morgantown, WV

2011- 2012 Glenville State College, Glenville, WV

Extra-curricular Activities

2014- 2015 Gamma Beta Phi Honors Society

2013- 2015 President of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Inc. Nu Beta Chapter

2011- 2015 Reserve Officers Training Corps

2012-2013Big Brothers Big Sisters Youth Program

2011-2012 Glenville State College Pioneers Football

References are available on request.

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