Security Professional over ten years

Margarita L Emmanuelli

CONUS Cellular: 571-***-**** / Afghanistan Cellular: 079-***-****

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Active Top Secret clearance based on in-scope SSBI; DCID 6/4 SCI (Final)

Superior professional with over ten years experience in full spectrum of security

practice to include force protection, guard force supervision and camp security in

collaboration with military forces deployed to high-risk zones. Maintained liaison

with senior customer security directors/managers and other contractors leading

efforts to impact positive, value-added change.

Security Officer, SHARP Program AECOM, 401st ASFB Bagram Air Field,

Afghanistan, 2014

Surveillance of living and work areas within AMC compound, respond to

emergencies, conduct random anti-terrorism searches, and report violations of

law and U.S. Army regulations. Enforce security and safety guidelines, assist and

conduct patrols with military elements of 401st and train newly hired security

officers on shift and first responder during indirect fire attacks.

Physical Security Integration Analyst, Washington, D.C. 2012-2014

Provide business intelligence assessments, security threat trend analyses and

comprehensive mitigation plans. Services include financial records auditing,

intellectual property protection, construction security, and business intelligence.

Technical writing, research, production and delivery of security master plans,

after action reports, risk assessments, conduct periodic systems audits, operate

and maintain databases, and compose correspondence. Knowledge of NISPOM

and JAFAN series security requirements.

• Independent consulting with local businesses and individuals

• Configuration management of new and ongoing security systems

• Design and implementation of intrusion detection alternatives

• Subject matter expert and trainer on risk management

Site Security Manager (Formerly TMA) Defense Health Agency (Contractor) Falls

Church, VA 2012

Management of a Common Access Card issuing office in support of Military

Health System (MHS), its military, civilian, and contractor personnel in

accordance with Homeland Security Presidential Directive-12 (HSPD-12).

Emphasis given to the CAC issuance cycle:

• Determining eligibility (DEERS enrollment checks)

• Registration (Following background completed background check)

• Ensuring the security measures for using the Real-Time Automated

Personnel Identification System (RAPIDS) processing and card issuance

are followed

• Card stock and equipment management (Security)

• Update and management of online appointment website

• NISPOM and JAFAN series security requirements

Integration of a standalone CAC office into a fully enabled security access control

operation and rendering the facility as Personal Identity Verification (PIV)

compliant. Implementation of the Privilege Management Program created by the

Pentagon Force Protection Agency, which included the following tasks:

• Configuration management of Biometric data collection and

implementation and access control measures

• Biometric data implementation and tracking

• Implementation and testing of end-user access and security systems

• Troubleshooting system malfunctions within C-CURE

• Management of personnel privileges and access records daily

• Review and processing of vendor access

General Duties for this position included:

• Supervision of three CAC operators, write performance reviews

• Training of CAC operator personnel, creation of standard operating

procedures manual

• Collection of statistical data on personnel access and services

• Preparation of monthly reports on access control registrations

• Reporting of CAC stock orders and badge issuance

• Maintenance, installation, and ordering of CAC printers and computer

terminals

Security Coordinator, Site Lead, Kellogg, Brown & Root, Iraq 06/06-

10/11

Extensive knowledge of OPSEC principles, policies, vulnerability assessments

and countermeasure development. Security Liaison Officer (LNO) for the

Department of State Chief of Mission Tactical Operations Center at the Embassy

in Baghdad and the Joint Area Support Group-Provisional, Joint Defense

Operations Center (JDOC) at the US Embassy, Baghdad. Coordinated support

services for personnel and vehicle movement within the Green Zone.

Responsible for conducting daily security and force protection briefs for Security

Management and Regional Security Officers (RSO). Collected and prepared

Significant Action (SIGACTs) reports. Supervision of junior security personnel

within theatre of operations in Iraq at various locations. Provided security advice

and guidance to senior leadership on corporate security issues as well as

members of the team on site. Consults with local, state, and federal law

enforcement and maintains liaisons with same in order to better integrate security

countermeasures appropriate for site/area of operations. Collaborated with

counterintelligence personnel during investigations involving issues that were of

a classified nature.

• Awarded by the FOB Commander and Mayors Cell with the US Army

Achievement Medal for Civilian Service at COB Delta, Al Kut 2011 as

security site lead was involved in the preparation for base closures.

In addition to these basic duties the following tasks were carried out on an

ongoing basis:

• Investigations – Conducted inquiries into violations of company ethics

code and other corporate policies, theft, security and intellectual property

violations as well as assaults, destruction of property, and possession of

contraband. Prepared reports, interviewed witnesses, collected evidence

regarding destruction of company and government property under

company control during hostile fire to include fire, water damage,

employee injuries or deaths.

• Loss prevention – Conducted searches, tracking, and recovery of

missing, lost, or stolen property over a wide regional area. Coordinated

search efforts by liaising with other camp property managers and security

personnel.

• Instrumental in tracking and recovering government property under KBR

custody of over $2,972,426 USD including theft investigations.

Physical security – Conducted threat vulnerability assessments and submitted

mitigation plans for company areas where military/government equipment and

property were stored or used. Conducted the pre-transition Risk Assessments for

Department of State/KBR areas including the Sather Air Base flight line Fire

Station, the FOB Striker and Camp Cropper Materials warehouse and lay down

yards, tracking thousands of line items with a combined value of over $2,000,000

USD. Provided senior security leadership, mentorship, and oversight to

subordinate personnel and ensured geographically dispersed security personnel

were equipped with the tools and skills necessary to efficiently and effectively

perform all security tasks.

Duties extended to the procurement of materials, design and implementation of

security barriers and other measures, and supervision of barrier emplacement.

Other areas assessed include:

Living and dining facilities

Airfield and flight operations

Warehouses and laydown yards

Motor pools

Military correctional facilities

Maintained and operated badging and access control security products for US

State Department at US Embassy Baghdad, custom designed and implemented

new badge templates as requested by the Regional Security Officers (RSO) and

in support of US military forces:

• Personnel security – Managed the personnel security clearance program

at each camp in accordance with the National Industrial Security Program

Manual (NISPOM). Conducted travel briefs and out briefing of cleared

personnel, monitored cleared personnel files and requirements, collected

fingerprint information and submitted clearance documentation for

investigation when required. Collected and reviewed personnel eligibility

for access to military secure or restricted areas, maintained database of

personnel accessing various areas and type of access. Scheduled

badging issuance appointments coordinated with military sponsors.

• Executive protection and Airfield security – Member of security team

performed escorts of company employees traveling between Victory Base

and the Baghdad International Airport (BIAP). Coordinated along with the

transit center and flight operations the movement of personnel to the

airport, check-in and boarding and transported incoming personnel back to

base.

• Security guard force management – recruited, trained, scheduled, and

managed small guard forces composed of foreign and local nationals.

Issued post orders to shift supervisors daily, conducted roll call between

shifts, tasked officers with additional duties to include escorts, vehicle and

building searches and patrols. Managed officer timesheets and submitted

to third tier contractor for payment processing. Supervised expatriate

security personnel as well as foreign national officers.

Field Investigator, Coalition for Fair Contracting, Washington DC 12/04-08/05

Field investigator for a non-profit organization with oversight of violations of

prevailing wage (the Davis-Bacon Act) law. The organization’s mission was

driven by monitoring publicly funded construction projects in the National Capital

Region and ensured compliance with the law.

• Conducted surveillance of construction sites and workers and managed a

40 plus caseload

• Collected evidence through field interviews and examination of financial

and administrative records

• Corresponded with federal, state, and industry leaders to obtain project

information via Freedom of Information (FOIA)

• Collaborated with state labor department investigators in gathering

information on fraudulent practices within construction projects

• Reported findings from investigations to the affected individuals and

agencies and submitted requests for repayment of wages

Uniformed Law Enforcement Officer (Federal)

Agencies:

Department of Defense (Pentagon) Defense Protection Agency 7/98-3/00

General Duties – Conducted vehicular patrols of areas within the Pentagon

reservation and outlining sites, issuing of citations of violations of the 32 Code of

Federal Regulations (32 CFR), making arrests when applicable, testifying in court

Interviewing of witnesses during field investigations, report preparation and

responding to situations to include safety, fire, theft, assaults, and medical

emergencies. As a law enforcement officer I collaborated and assisted law

enforcement from local jurisdiction (Federal and State). Other duties were as

follows:

• Stood static post watches of secure areas to include Sensitive

Compartmentalized Information Facilities (SCIFs)

• Provided assistance to executive protection teams with visitors to the

Secretary of Defense’s office

• Enforced badge compliance and other access control policies

• Conducted inspections of external security posts and contract security

officers

Access control at perimeter areas utilizing security equipment:

• Turnstiles

• Automated gates

• Radiographic machines (Backscatter)

• Handheld metal detector wands

• Full body metal detectors

• Vehicle searches and explosives detection

Department of Treasury, US Mint Head Quarters Washington DC 3/00-4/02

General Duties – Conducted vehicular patrols of areas within the Pentagon

Washington DC, US Mint Head Quarters and outlining sites in Maryland, making

arrests when applicable, testifying in court, interviewing of witnesses during field

investigations, report preparation and responding to situations to include safety,

fire, theft, assaults, and medical emergencies. As a law enforcement officer I

collaborated and assisted law enforcement from other federal agencies as we as

Metropolitan Police Department. Other duties included:

• Assisted Postal Inspectors during investigations involving criminal

activities affecting US Mint internet-based transactions.

• Rotated patrol dispatch duties along with monitoring of Head Quarters and

surrounding areas with Close Circuit Television (CCTV) systems and other

physical security

• Performed vehicle explosives searches

• Routinely assigned to augment VIP security and provided motor escorts

Security Program Officer (FSO), Anacostia Air Station, Washington DC 1995-

2003

Established and maintained documentation pertaining to unit personnel’s security

clearance process and provided guidance during periodic reviews. Instructed

personnel on preparing necessary documentation including the completion of e-

QIP questionnaire, conducted security debriefs as required. Coordinated with

adjudicators during the investigative process in order to track an individual’s

clearance progress and also reviewed clearance statuses on Joint Personnel

Adjudication System (JPAS).

• Conducted security briefs for unit commanding officer prior to personnel

deployments clearance status to unit commanding officer

• Unit’s training officer

• Medical intelligence section deployed personnel

• General duties also involved field medical support of US Marine Corps

units’ annual training and monthly drills

EDUCATION & TRAINING

Executive Protection Course, ASIS Washington DC

Intelligence Analyst Boot Camp, Advanced Intelligence Training Center

Masters in Strategic Intelligence, American Military University

B.A. Criminal Justice Administration & Psychology - Columbia College, MS

COURSES

Introduction to Spectral Imagery & Tradecraft

Foundations of Intelligence Surveillance Reconnaissance

LIDAR

Wide area persistent surveillance ABI

Collection Management

Ground moving target indicator (GMTI) module

Hyperspectral imagery

Motion Imagery Tradecraft

Familiarity with Army Regulation 95-1

Experience with intelligence collection methods for HUMINT, GEOINT, and use of

intelligence tools such as CIDNE, WebTas, GeoQuest, MOVINT, ArcGIS, open

sources, and other online databases. Twenty years experience in technical

writing, business process realignment, cross-agency and tactical operations

center and logistical security. Advance level expertise in Microsoft Office Suite

products.

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