Reginald J. Zabiegalski

(Zab)

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Severna Park, MD21146

Home Phone: 410-***-****

Email address: ac7vs5@r.postjobfree.com

Summary of Experience:

Fifty years of experience in:

Executive Leadership

Support to Military Operations

Operations management and engineering of large government, defense and commercial systems

Senior Technical Advisor

Senior Intelligence Analyst and Reporter

Senior Collection Manager

Customer Relations

Operations concepts and architecture views of both National and Tactical SIGINT systems

Developed numerous collection, collection and mission management, and analytical support systems

Technical lead for several NSA transformation and modernization

NSA field operations analyst, collector and customer support

Data modeling and ontology's.

NSA Cryptologic School Lecturer and Instructor in multimode collection operations, analysis, and advanced collection management

NSOC SOO and NSOC Senior Mission Advisor

NSA Professionalization as: Traffic Analyst, Research Analyst/Reporter, Resource Manager, and Collection/Mission Manager

Developed the tools for the RSOCs and the NSOC to include: PLUS, SURREY, MISSION MANAGERS COCKPIT, SUNDIAL (time sensitive SIGINT-IMINT interaction capability), Analyst Learning Portal, National-Tactical Integration Capability, Intelligence Product Scoring Capability, and World-wide Terrorist Warning Capability, Collection Objectives Priorities and Evaluation System (COPES), and the Collection Evaluation System

Experienced in SIGINT, IMINT, HUMINT, Collection and Collection Management systems and capabilities

Served in the USAF as a manual Morse collection operator and an analyst/reporter (was identified by the USAF as one of four top intercept operators) MD11134699313MD11134699313Deployed to Vietnam during the TeT offensive to provide briefings to all commands on the capabilities of the NVN Air and Air Defense systems. The TDY was referred to by Chief B and DIR as the most beneficial TDY ever conducted by NSA in support of military operations

Provided SIGINT support to numerous military operations and briefed the JCS and NMCC on various occasions.

Qualifications:

Professional intelligence analyst, collection/mission manager with outstanding writing and research skills with over three decades of experience as a senior intelligence analyst and report editor/releaser and collection operations manager for the National Security Agency, writing hundreds of current and term reports, summaries, and assessments on numerous topics, researching and analyzing all available intelligence information, developing new targets and supporting networks, developing and implementing new reporting tools and analytic techniques, collaborating with customers, training and mentoring other analysts, ensuring all reporting meets customer needs while adhering to standing regulations, operational guidance, and applicable oversight and compliance rules.

Intelligence Analyst, Reporter, Editor, Collection Operations Manager at NSA, Fort Meade, MD

Senior Reporter – identifies, researches, and reports intelligence data

Reviews, edits, and releases reports produced by other intelligence analysts

Conducts independent research to write reports that satisfy customer intelligence needs

Lead analyst on many special project assignments

Coordinates with other IC agencies to incorporate the results of all source intelligence into intelligence products

Prepared and delivered briefings to the highest levels of management

Researched and wrote assessment reports and summary reports on complex subject matter for national-level customers

Prepared Directors daily intelligence briefings

Engaged in special studies and prepared documents for the D/DIR on high level matters for distribution to other intelligence agencies and partners

Developed target information to support new collection efforts

Developed tools and capabilities to support collection, analysis, and reporting efforts and provided many of these capabilities to partners

Coordinates and collaborates with intelligence analysts at DIA, NGA, State/INR, CIA and Homeland Security to steer reporting efforts and respond to emerging customer requirements

Trained new analysts and linguists in the use of tools and capabilities

Recently engaged in analysis and reporting on Mid-East and South East Asian target areas

Experienced with reporting tools such as ANALYST NOTEBOOK, ASSOVIATION,, AIRGAP, ANCHORY,CPE, CONTRAOCTAVE, CADENCE, GRAPEVINE SURREY, TKB, PLUS, PINWALE, INTELINK, INDB, GAMUT, OCTAVE, PATHFINDER, RENOIR, EKS, ANALYST TOOL KIT, ANALYST NOTEBOOK, GLOBALREACH, GOLDPOINT, MAINWAY, NUCLEON, PINWALE, SEDB, RENOIR, SPRINGRAY, SURREY, TKB, UTT, XKEYSCORE, etc.

Clearance:

TS//SCI with Lifestyle poly

NSA TS/SI: 06/29/2007

FS Poly: 08i/10/1956

CI Poly: 08/25/2004

Education:

BA in Business Administration and Political Science, UMD, 1976

US Army War College Graduate, 1978

Intelligence Analyst, Reporter, Editor, Collection Operations Manager at NSA, Fort Meade, MD

Senior Reporter – identifies, researches, and reports intelligence data

Reviews, edits, and releases reports produced by other intelligence analysts

Conducts independent research to write reports that satisfy customer intelligence needs

Lead analyst on many special project assignments

Coordinates with other IC agencies to incorporate the results of all source intelligence into intelligence products

Prepared and delivered briefings to the highest levels of management

Researched and wrote assessment reports and summary reports on complex subject matter for national-level customers

Prepared Directors daily intelligence briefings

Engaged in special studies and prepared documents for the D/DIR on high level matters for distribution to other intelligence agencies and partners

Developed target information to support new collection efforts

Developed tools and capabilities to support collection, analysis, and reporting efforts and provided many of these capabilities to partners

Coordinates and collaborates with intelligence analysts at DIA, NGA, State/INR, CIA and Homeland Security to steer reporting efforts and respond to emerging customer requirements

Trained new analysts and linguists in the use of tools and capabilities

Recently engaged in analysis and reporting on Mid-East and South East Asian target areas

Experienced with reporting tools such as ANALYST NOTEBOOK, ASSOVIATION,, AIRGAP, ANCHORY,CPE, CONTRAOCTAVE, CADENCE, GRAPEVINE SURREY, TKB, PLUS, PINWALE, INTELINK, INDB, GAMUT, OCTAVE, PATHFINDER, RENOIR, EKS, ANALYST TOOL KIT, ANALYST NOTEBOOK, GLOBALREACH, GOLDPOINT, MAINWAY, NUCLEON, PINWALE, SEDB, RENOIR, SPRINGRAY, SURREY, TKB, UTT, XKEYSCORE, etc.

Employment History

Senior Analyst/Reporter Camber Corporation (May 2013 – Feb 2014)

Performed analysis of targeted communications and engaged in both current and term reporting in support of U.S. and Allied Forces in the Theater of operations.

>analyzed raw traffic and transcripts to extract pertinent information

>generated intelligence reports on threat situations

>prepared term/SAR reports on topics of high customer interest

>performed technical analysis of assigned targets to establish operating procedures and patterns, identified networks, established collection priorities, and developed intelligence information

>responded to customer requests for information

>generated working aids to assist other analysts in target identification and functions of various personalities

>generated SAR reports that provided a historical perspective on personalities associated with terrorist groups and operations

>provided briefings and video presentations to discuss and amplify intelligence information generated in product reports

>participated in various sessions designed to discuss the application and valure of analytic tools

Senior Analyst/Reporter SAIC (July 2012 – Sept 2012)

Performed analysis and reporting on assigned targets.

Analyzed transcripts and generated intelligence reports of high customer interest.

Learned the tools and databases currently in use by the Division in the performance of the assign Performed analysis of targeted communications and engaged in both current and term reporting in support of U.S. and Allied Forces in the Theater of operations.

analyzed raw traffic and transcripts to extract pertinent information

generated intelligence reports on threat situations

prepared term/SAR reports on topics of high interest

performed technical analysis of assigned targets to establish operating procedures and patterns, identified networks, established collection priorities, and developed intelligence information

responded to customer requests for information

generated working aids to assist other analyst in target identification and functions of various personalities

prepared several SAR reports that provided a historical perspective on personalities associated with terrorist groups and operations

engaged in briefings and video presentations to discuss and amplify intelligence information generated in product reports

participated in various sessions designed to discuss the application and value of analytic tools

ed mission.

Performed research on several issues of concern to the Division and generated working aids to assist in analysis and reporting.

Military Support Analyst TASC (Nov 2010 – April 2012)

Action Officer supporting collection, analysis, and reporting efforts of personnel in the Theater of operations

Engaged in extensive research to identify the shortfalls confronting the military commands in accomplishing their SIGINT mission in the Theater and developed an analytic and reporting portal to support operations:

Provided a step-by-step process for generating tasking to include a process for tasking difficult to find targets

Described the mission management and collection management processes and provided examples of what is required to perform these procedures

The portal provides access to numerous analytic, collection and mission management tools and databases, one-stop shopping.

Coordinated the deployment of collection assets to the Theater of Operations and ensured that collection operations were attuned to the satisfaction of Tactical requirements

Military Support Analyst Lockheed Martin/Woods Consulting (Sept 2010 - Oct 2010)

Functioned as the Senior technical lead to the DCGS program to assist in the collection, analysis and reporting efforts of the military forces in Theater

Attended several sessions in the NSA Auditorium with military analysts and reporters and introduced them to the Learning Portal

Responded to numerous queries regarding intelligence requirements, tasking of national resources, and threat warning support

Cyber analyst/reporter - Northrup Grumman (February 2009 - February 2010)

Assigned as the Senior Intelligence Threat Analyst/Reporter in NTOC (Cyber Command) with responsibilities that included:

Engaged in the research and analysis off cyber threat information and the production of threat reports

Led a team of reviewers in the post publication review and editing of all division reports to ensure that all publications reflected the highest standards of NSA reporting

Engaged in special research projects to analyze all source data and develop composite reports on procedures, capabilities, associations, and other relevant information.

Functioned as an analyst/reporter in the S2 organization on a high priority target

Conducted extensive research and analysis to identify locations, organizational and network structure, functions being performed, and prepared several reports in satisfaction of the highest priority intelligence requirements

Received several letters of appreciation from Customers for the intelligence products generated on the target

Developed a worldwide Terrorist Threat Warning reporting capability based on all source intelligence information. The report identifies worldwide terrorist threats, displays the threat situation on a map display, and allows the user to access the information upon which the threat situation is based.

Intelligence Research Analyst, Lead - CACI Technologies, Inc (April 2006 - Oct 2008)

Prepared White Papers, Concept Discovery, explored methodologies to enhance SIGINT operations, engaged in strategy sessions, and provided briefings to various Customer Representatives within the Intelligence Community.

Developed several innovative concepts to: measure the value of intelligence to customers, measure the value of targets to intelligence, enhance overall intelligence production, enhance the ability to conduct information searching, and display threat information to a wide audience of recipients.

Provided training sessions for new analysts in the Boot camp.

Developed a learning portal to assist analysts in the process of analysis, tasking, collection/mission management and reporting.

Target Value concept to determine the value of each target in terms of its intelligence productivity.

NSOC Senior Mission Advisor - NSA (Sep 2004 - April 2006)

Served in NSA's Selective Employment of Retirees (SER) program within the National Security Operations Center (NSOC).

Served as the senior analyst and subject matter expert responsible for the modernization of NSOC operations, providing desk analysts with the right tools databases and accesses required to respond to time sensitive intelligence requirements

Served as the principle interface to the SID and IAD organizations

Lead analyst on the development of an effort to provide the tools and capabilities in support of time sensitive analysis and reporting in the NSOC

Author of Increment and Operational Requirements Documents.

Identified the functionality for the MMC and interfaced with contractors to define the tools and capabilities required for development.

Served as a member of the Mission Advisory Group (MAG) and developed several strategies to improve the operations of NSOC desk analysts as well as analysts in the Production organization.

Prepared a study paper on the restructuring of the NSOC and provided briefings to SID and NSOC management.

Prepared special studies on significant events with the results provided to the Deputy Director.

Operations Research Analyst - Conquest/Boeing (Mar 2003 - August 2004)

Served as a member of the Mission Advisory Group (MAG) and developed several strategies to improve the operations of NSOC desk analysts as well as analysts in the Production organization.

Prepared a study paper on the restructuring of the NSOC and provided briefings to SID and NSOC management

Prepared special studies on significant events with the results provided to the Deputy Direcror

Senior Intelligence Analyst/Reporter - TRW (Dec 1995 - March 2003)

Assigned as a Senior Intelligence Analyst on a major initiative in the planning, analysis, design and development of systems and tools to support the analysis and reporting efforts at the three Cryptologic Centers.

Instrumental in the development of technical concepts and white papers involving data warehouses and operational data stores

Led several initiatives to develop analytic and reporting tools: including one to review the current collection operations on individual collection positions and another for the tasking of Overhead systems

Provided training of these systems during DT&E/OT&E and User Acceptance Testing.

Provided frequent presentations on technical solutions and operational scenarios to customer organizations and participated in activities associated with the National Tactical Interface at the RSOCs.

Served on a team of analysts, collection managers and system engineers as the SETA for a mission management program.

Defined the functions and processes of the collection manager of the future, described the operational flow of mission data and identified the tools and capabilities required to perform these functions in the future.

Prepared diagrams, CONOPS, and scenarios that described the collection management activities that would occur in various types of situations from routine operations to time critical events.

Collection Management - CSI (Jan 1990 - Dec 1994)

Assigned as a Senior Intelligence Analyst on a major initiative in the planning, analysis, design and development of systems and tools to support the analysis and reporting efforts at the three Cryptologic Centers.

Instrumental in the development of technical concepts and white papers involving data warehouses and operational data stores

Led several initiatives to develop analytic and reporting tools: including one to review the current collection operations on individual collection positions and another for the tasking of Overhead systems

Provided training of these systems during DT&E/OT&E and User Acceptance Testing.

Provided frequent presentations on technical solutions and operational scenarios to customer organizations and participated in activities associated with the National Tactical Interface at the RSOCs.

Served on a team of analysts, collection managers and system engineers as the SETA for a mission management program.

Defined the functions and processes of the collection manager of the future, described the operational flow of mission data and identified the tools and capabilities required to perform these functions in the future.

Prepared diagrams, CONOPS, and scenarios that described the collection management activities that would occur in various types of situations from routine operations to time critical events.

Chief Cross Category Collection Management Division - NSA (1984 - Sep 1989)

Managed a team of multiple collection managers, analysts, watch officers, system engineers, software engineers and industry consultants engaged in a wide variety of operational activities to include: cross category collection management, support to military operations, analytic response to the JOPES Warning Order process, imagery tasking and dissemination, SIGINT-IMINT interaction, collection evaluation metrics and reporting.

Participated in the warning order process, assisted in the planning for a military response and worked closely with the appropriate analytic elements to engage the SIGINT system.

Developed SIGINT support plans to describe how NSA could support contingencies

Performed post event cross discipline evaluations to determine how the SIGINT system performed in response to world events and identified adjustment that were required for more effective SIGINT operations

Identified shortfalls and gaps in requirements satisfaction and identified methods to overcome these shortfalls by working closely with the S2 organizations involved in the analysis and reporting

Managed the DAYTIME program in the development of collection management and analytic tools and capabilities.

Managed NSA’s representation at the National Military command Center, SIGINT Overhead Reconnaissance Subcommittee (SORS), the NGA and the White House Situation room

Reviewed the analysis and reporting procedures at these centers and ensured that all centers were operating in an effective and efficient manner to satisfy customer requirements.

Developed a system for multi-INT focus against high interest events or activities

Served as the NSA Representative to the Committee for Imagery Exploitation (COMIREX), Joint Atomic Energy Intelligence Committee (JAEIC) and the Air Force Technical Command. (AFTAC)

Prepared summary reports that described the status of operations at the above facilities, identified areas for improvement, and provided guidance on how to enhance operational capabilities

Initiated the concept of Posture Papers to describe the current status and capabilities against worldwide target areas of interest. These papers became the focus of attention by the highest levels of agency management as well as numerous external intelligence agencies.

NSOC SOO - NSA (June 1981 - July 1983)

Selected to serve as a Senior Operations Officer (SOO) in the National Security Operations Center (NSOC) and functioned as the Acting, Director, NSA during non-routine hours of operations.

Monitored and directed worldwide operations to ensure that the SIGINT system was responsive to ongoing activities and events.

Managed numerous watch officers engaged in monitoring the pulse of the SIGINT system, responded to worldwide events, interacted with sites and other agencies, and exercised command and control over the SIGINT system.

Provided daily intelligence briefings to the Director and DDO and prepared a Daily NSOC Intelligence Summary for worldwide distribution

Prepared the NSOC Daily Intelligence Summary and forwarded it to a wide distribution

Division Chief, Senior Analyst/Reporter (July 1978 - May 1981)

Served as the Chief of a Time Sensitive Operations Division responsible for near-real-time intelligence, collection, processing and reporting of intelligence from CONUS and field site locations.

Led teams responsible for evaluating future SIGINT initiatives and prepared several national-level studies for the Group Chief and Deputy Director of Operations.

Developed a time sensitive reporting system (KLEIGLIGHT/TACREP)

Prepared the daily Intelligence briefing for the DIR and senior representatives

US Army War College, Carlisle, Pa (May 1977 - June 1978)

Selected to attended advanced studies at the U.S. Army War College at Carlisle, Pa and engaged in an intense program of study centered on political science and the military. The college forwarded correspondence to the Agency citing my academic achievements.

Branch Chief, A61 (March 1967 - April 1977)

With the end of the war effort, returned to my previous Group assignment to manage the initial attempt by the Agency at centralized mission management.

Managed all of the Groups collection resources to ensure that resources were properly tasked, effectively utilized and sites were responding to assigned tasking, a sizeable task at that time.

Developed a new approach to collection, referred to as management by objectives process.

Performed TDY's to worldwide sites and implemented the COPES system.

The system served as the operational model for the next 20 years.

Numerous tools were developed by my team in support of the new collection system, many of which are employed today.

Branch Chief, B21 (February 1965 - February 1967)

Reassigned by the new DDO (former Chief of NSAPAC) as the chief of a sizeable analysis and reporting element supporting the war effort in North Vietnam.

Implemented procedures to provide SIGINT support 24/7 to the warfighter

Established a technical analysis and target development branch to technically exploit each target and maintain a technical database

Based on in-depth analysis and research, developed a wealth of information on targets

Prepared reports on threat warning, tactics and capabilities, training syllabus, deployment procedures, command and control, etc., which were of extreme value to the military commands in theater.

Achieved the highest level of productivity of any organization in B Group

Presented a briefing on tactics and capabilities to the DIR and he immediately determined that I deploy to the Theater an present the information to the military commands

Deployed to the Theater and presented briefings to virtually every major command

This TDY was referred to by the Group Chief and the Director as the most productive and successful ever conducted by NSA personnel

Deputy Branch Chief, A712 (July 1964 - January 1965)

Served as a deputy branch chief in the air movements division responsible for the production of intelligence information on a variety of targets.

Led a group of analyst/reporters in technical research and target exploitation efforts and provided steerage in the production of intelligence reporting.

During a major communications change, led a group of analysts in a 24/7 effort to recover the SOI.

Performed numerous TDYs to AF Security Service to train analysts and reporters in the techniques of analysis on target entities.

NSA Operations Group (NOG) J2, CINCPAC (June 1962 - June 1964)

Selected for a special assignment to the NSA Operations Group at CINCPAC J2 staff during the Vietnam War effort to provide SIGINT direct support to the Theater of operations.

Responsible for translating requirements and operational mission objectives into tasking profiles and technical guidance to manage the conduct of collection, analysis and reporting operations within the Theater of operations.

Maintained constant OPSCOM communications with collection sites to steer them in their collection, analysis and reporting efforts.

Interpreted intelligence information, analyzed all source intelligence, developed intelligence requirements, interacted with the SIGINT system, and provided direct support to the command.

Conducted special research studies and provided intelligence assessments to the J2

Analyzed all source information and prepared the daily CINCPAC Intelligence Summary, which was delivered to all subordinate commands

Responded to numerous intelligence queries generated by the subordinate commands as well as NSA collection sites

Maintained OPSCOM contact with various NSA elements acquire information on topics of interest to CINCPAC

Provided briefing, normally generated from research efforts on topics of interest, to the highest levels of military command on a continuing basis.

Analyst/Reporter/Manager – NSA (Sept 1956 - May 1962)

Assigned as an analyst/reporter with a large Group Organization.

Acquired extensive knowledge and experience in all facets of analysis and reporting on a variety of target entities.

Continued to develop my analytic and reporting skills during this period by responding to customer Information Needs and engaging in technical and end product reporting to include both time sensitive and term studies/intelligence research reporting.

Assigned as a senior analyst to lead the efforts of several junior analysts and reporters.

Collector/Analyst, USAF (August 1952 - August 1956)

Attended the USAF training school at Keeler Air Force Base, Mississippi and completed the Radio Intercept Operators Training Course.

Assigned as a Morse Intercept Operator in an OCONUS location and served as both a collection operator and mission manager.

Upon completion of my overseas assignment, was reassigned to NSA where I cross trained as a traffic analyst.

Achieved the distinguished graduate status from both the USAF Traffic Analyst and Radio Intercept Operator schools.

Assigned as an analyst in the A Group organization.

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