Intelligence All Source SIGINT
Resume:
ALDO V. CATTERA
Sierra Vista, AZ, 85635
Home Phone: 520-***-****
Cell Phone: 520-***-****
E-MAIL acs71n@r.postjobfree.com
Objective:
Seeking a challenging position as a Program Manager, Information Management or related field, to include concept development, training, database production, exercise, and operational support.
Qualifications
The following qualifications are highlights of my career:
- Current TOP SECRET / SCI clearance
PR: Aug 11
- TENCAP trained and qualified
- Areas of special studies Iraq, Iran, Syria, and North Korea
- Fully knowledgeable of Critical Intelligence Requirements (CIR) at all levels of command. As an All Source Intelligence Analyst and later as a DOD Contractor, I produced intelligence products, which were tailored to the end user, in most cases this was at brigade and below but did include products for Secretary of the Army, Iraqi reconstitution capabilities, Iranian Port Defense capabilities and DIA special Middle East studies. Also I had direct contribution to the National Intelligence Assessment (NIA) of the middle east. A complete understanding of the CIR’s each echelon required was necessary, in most cases little to no guidance was given, products disseminated were based on my judgment and experience.
General Experience Summary:
Over 30 years of professional experience in Military Intelligence, 21 years of management both in personnel and programs. Extensive experience in direct support to combat operations in three theaters of operations. This includes 13 years experience in program management with focus on SIGINT support and training. In my current position with DST, I support multi-function teams as an All Source Analyst. Responsible for delivering studies, presentations and briefings for Weapons Technology Intelligence (WTI), Technical Intelligence (TECHINT), Weapons Intelligence Team (WIT), Technology Forensic Exploitation (TFE), Unified Exploitation (UE), Multi-function Team (MFT), Company Intelligence Support Team (ColST), Counter Improvised Explosive Device (C-IED), and Space. Review and analyze requirements documentation and supporting documentation related to above areas. Support the Government in representing intelligence equities across warfighting functions and TRADOC CoEs. Support identification of all source intelligence capability requirements; development of solutions against current and programmed requirements; the integration, assessment, prioritization, synchronization of required Intelligence capabilities (WTI, TECHINT, WIT, TFE, UE, MFT, ColST, C-IED and Space) across time, warfighting functions, DOTMLPF, resourcing, organizations, and operational themes; and the analysis and integration of organizational, operational and capability requirements. Support the Government with the determination, assessment and mitigation of risks and the representation of intelligence equities.
My current position as the Network Integration Evaluation SME and coalition network evaluator requires a thorough knowledge of networks, coalition interaction and systems. In my former position as the Army Broadcast Intelligence Office (ABIO) Task Lead and the Army Intelligence Master Plan (AIMP) West Site Coordinator responsible for all Army ISR and Army broadcast intelligence requirements. I have extensive experience in C4ISR, NATO/coalition operations, information management, Program Management, and all source intelligence. I bring to the table over 33 years of intelligence and management experience dealing with intelligence systems, training, and intelligence support to the warfighter and program management. Fully knowledgeable of Critical Intelligence Requirements (CIR) at all levels of command. As an All Source Intelligence Analyst and later as a DOD Contractor, I produced intelligence products, which were tailored to the end user, in most cases this was at brigade and below. A complete understanding of the CIR’s each echelon required was necessary, in most cases little to no guidance was given, products disseminated were based on my judgment and experience. I coauthored an article concerning the Army Broadcast Intelligence Office and the Integrated Broadcast System support to deployed forces, which was published in the Military Intelligence Professional Bulletin. In addition attended and graduated from the NG Program Management 1 course which defines program management.
Clearances:
Current Top Secret w/SCI access
PR: Completed Aug 2011
Semi retired January 2013 to May 2015
Professional Experience:
Intelligence analyst, Consultant May 2015 to Present
Data Systems and Technology (DST)
Supervisor's Name
Mr. John Speed
Supervisor's Phone
Supervisor's Email Address
Sierra Vista AZ 85635
Support multi-function teams as an All Source Analyst. Responsible for delivering studies, presentations and briefings for Weapons Technology Intelligence (WTI), Technical Intelligence (TECHINT), Weapons Intelligence Team (WIT), Technology Forensic Exploitation (TFE), Unified Exploitation (UE), Multi-function Team (MFT), Company Intelligence Support Team (ColST), Counter Improvised Explosive Device (C-IED), and Space. Review and analyze requirements documentation and supporting documentation related to above areas. Support the Government in representing intelligence equities across warfighting functions and TRADOC CoEs. Support identification of all source intelligence capability requirements; development of solutions against current and programmed requirements; the integration, assessment, prioritization, synchronization of required Intelligence capabilities (WTI, TECHINT, WIT, TFE, UE, MFT, ColST, C-IED and Space) across time, warfighting functions, DOTMLPF, resourcing, organizations, and operational themes; and the analysis and integration of organizational, operational and capability requirements. Support the Government with the determination, assessment and mitigation of risks and the representation of intelligence equities.
Program Consultant, Senior Intelligence Analyst January 2011 to August 2013
Edgesource
Supervisor's
Name
Mr. Urbaniak
Supervisor's Phone
Supervisor's Email Address
acs71n@r.postjobfree.com
Sierra Vista AZ 85635
Position Senior Intelligence Analyst
Provide consulting for Edgesource Program Managers and business developer in the area of Intelligence Government contracting.
Site Coordinator, Task Lead August 2009 to December 2010
Advisory Services (TASC)
Supervisor's Name
Ace Burkhard
Supervisor's Phone
Supervisor's Email Address
acs71n@r.postjobfree.com
2700 E. Fry Blvd. Ste. A7
Sierra Vista, AZ 85635
Position: ABIO Task Lead /AIMP Site Lead
TASC Sold by Northrop Grumman
Site Manager for the AIMP contract
Task Leader for the Integrated Broadcast Services (IBS) Army Intelligence Master Plan (AIMP) contract supporting the Army Broadcast Intelligence Office (ABIO). This task includes: Develop the Army concept for the Integrated Broadcast Service, identifying Army requirements for the Integrated Broadcast Service, ensure those requirements are being met to include Common Message Format development, Information Exchange Requirements, support to OIF/OEF, and networks. Also responsible for reviewing and adding comments to the DCGS CDD CPD and IBS ORD. Direct interface with the customer at the General Officer level to includes addressing budgeting issues, and managing five analysts supporting this effort. Program Managers Course 1 hosted by Northrop Grumman, detailing all aspects of Program Management.
Site Coordinator, Task Lead August 2005 to 2009
Northrop Grumman
Supervisor's Name
John Zehmisch
Supervisor's Phone
Supervisor's Email Address
acs71n@r.postjobfree.com
Advisory Services Division (TASC)
2700 E. Fry Blvd. Ste. A7
Sierra Vista, AZ 85635
Position: Senior C4ISR Analyst / AIMP Site Lead
Northrop Grumman Corporation Site Coordinator for the AIMP contract,
Task Leader for the Integrated Broadcast Services (IBS) Army Intelligence Master Plan (AIMP) contract supporting the Army Broadcast Intelligence Office (ABIO). This task includes: Develop the Army concept for the Integrated Broadcast Service, identifying Army requirements for the Integrated Broadcast Service, ensure those requirements are being met to include Common Message Format development, Information Exchange Requirements, support to OIF/OEF, and networks. Direct interface with the customer at the General Officer level to includes addressing budgeting issues, and managing five analysts supporting this effort. Program Managers Course 1 host by Northrop Grumman, detailing all aspects of Program Management.
Program Manager III: February 2003 to August 2005
ANTEON Intelligence Systems Division
1100 South Washington ST
Suite 300
Alexandria, VA 22314-4400
Position: Program Manager III
Anteon Cooperation Program Manager III for the Joint Intelligence Combat Training Center United States Army Intelligence Center and Fort Huachuca and analytical support contract to USARPAC. Performs high-level technical services on assigned tasks. Performs contract administration duties such as reporting, budgeting, and task projections. Schedules and directs activities of staff to ensure quality deliverables. Conducts planning and provides recommendations to client on task workload. Attends customer meetings and may serve as primary client liaison. Direct interface with the customer at the General Officer level to includes addressing budgeting issues, and managing five analysts supporting this effort. Total Contract 13 million, formal Training as a Program Manager.
Project Manager March 2002-February 2003
SYTEX Corporation
500 E Fry Blvd Suite L-13 Sierra Vista AZ 85653
Position: Senior Associate 2
Supervisor: Jack Isler
Sytex Corporation Project Manager supporting TRADOC in the integration and development of a coalition system architecture supporting C4ISR for US and Coalition Intelligence Operations. Direct interface with NC3A and NATO components. Performs contract administration duties such as reporting, budgeting, and task projections.
Senior Functional Analyst, Task Leader Dec 2000-February 2002
Data Systems and Technology
Position: Senior Functional Analyst, Task Leader
Data Systems and Technology, Task Leader, responsible for interoperability testing of the Joint Tactical Terminal and the Integrated Broadcast Service. This includes developing test plans and coordinating testing for various Tactical Data Processors. Provides technical and managerial leadership to assigned tasks, writing project status reports, and personnel and task management. Performs high-level technical services on assigned tasks. Performs contract administration duties such as reporting, budgeting, and task projections. Attends customer meetings and serves as primary client liaison.
Linked OP’s Intel Center Europe (LOCE) Information Manager April 98 to December 2000
ANTEON Intelligence Systems Division
1100 South Washington ST Suite 300
Alexandria, VA 22314-4400
ANTEON Intelligence Systems Division, Information Manager, responsible for the identification of new products and producers. Supervised three contractors and two military personnel in the Linked OP’s Intel Center Europe (LOCE) Information Section. Facilitate the placement and eliminate duplication of products on the LOCE system. Ensure that products are easily accessible by the consumer and meet their requirements.
This includes maintaining the Product Register, evaluating the three intelligence databases Contingency Orders of Battle (COB), Information Reports Database (IRDB), and Modernized Intelligence Database (MIDB) for content and recommending changes. Coordinating through USEUCOM with US National producers or their representatives in Theater, US Theater producers, and NATO producers in identifying and placing products on the LOCE system. Ensuring products are RELEASABLE to NATO and of significant value to NATO as a whole. Other responsibilities include identifying new software requirements that are needed to facilitate product flow to the LOCE system. Also, supporting exercises and real world operations by recommending database structure and identifying information requirements. Advising the Chief JAC/DSL on information issues/ requirements that impact operations to include exercises.
Senior Data Analyst Feb 96 to April 98
Vector Data Systems / ANTEON Intelligence Systems Division
1100 South Washington ST Suite 300
Alexandria, VA 22314-4400
Position: Senior Data Analyst
ANTEON Intelligence Systems Division, Evaluate and Trained Linked OP’s Intel Center Europe (LOCE) operators at various NATO sites and at fixed classrooms. Ensure system performance was satisfying the NATO communities Intelligence needs. Support exercises in the form of database construction, assisting in writing scenarios, evaluate and recommending changes to all three databases resident on the Linked OP’s Intel Centers Europe (LOCE) system. Other duties include evaluation of software performance, identifying shortfalls, and recommending improvements. Published reports and recommended corrections to procedures between the Joint Analysis Center (JAC) and the LOCE division.
Chief, Iraq and Africa Order of Battle Team August 1990 to June 1995
J-2 U.S. Central Command Joint Intelligence Center
MacDill Air Force Base Florida 33621
Chief of an eight member joint service intelligence production team. Under the auspices of the Department of Defense Shared Production Program (SPP), produced all-source intelligence databases in support of worldwide consumers with air, ground, defensive missile orders of battle, and installation intelligence. Developed and implements training programs on automated intelligence retrieval systems, intelligence analysis, and the integrated database production procedures.
Senior Iraqi and Iranian Ground Forces Analyst August 1990 to June 1994
J-2 US Central Command Joint Intelligence Center
MacDill Air Force Base Florida, 33621
Senior Iraqi and Iranian Ground Forces Analyst
Senior Iraqi/Iran Ground Forces Analyst within the J-2 U.S. Central Command Joint Intelligence Center Intelligence Directorate (J2), USCENTCOM. Directly supervised seven analysts in the production of all source intelligence products. Responsible for the timely production of all-source intelligence dealing with Iraqi and Iranian ground force activity. Maintained order of battle information and produced capabilities assessment on all Iraqi/Iranian maneuver divisions during conflict and post-conflict periods. This included producing Battle Damage Assessments on Iraqi maneuver units and C3 nodes. Responsible for establishing, tasking, and maintaining national and in theater collection assets in support of USCENTCOM and JTF-SWA. Had direct input into national level Iraqi and Iranian military studies (NIE), intelligence briefings, and exercises. Participating in third party intelligence exchanges. Was first in the intelligence community to identify the restructuring of Iraqi ground forces to include their tactical and strategic air defense assets. First to identify their tactical doctrine of rapid deployment, movement capabilities, and reconstitution of their C3 after Desert Storm. I'm considered to be an expert on Iraqi ground force structure, doctrine, and capabilities.
All Source Intelligence Analyst March 1988 to August 1990
G-2, 7th Infantry Division (LIGHT)
Fort Ord, California, 93941
Division Senior Ground Analyst
Supervised, developed, and integrated combat intelligence in support of a light division G-2. Produced intelligence summaries, estimates, and gave technical guidance in planning and in the production of the Intelligence Preparation of the Battlefield (IPB) products.
Team Chief, Middle East, and Africa Branch Feb1982 to April 1987
European Command Defense Analysis Center
Stuttgart, Germany
Team Chief, Middle East, and Africa Branch
Supervised training and analysis activities of five African and Middle Eastern analysts. Products produced included Electronic Order of Battle for 75 countries and a hard copy document. This directly supported the order of battle mission for DIA. Other duties included reviewing the Imagery Requirements Objective File (IROF) for accuracy and completeness. I was also the NCOIC of a special analytical team directly supporting the U.S. Forces in Lebanon. This effort included maintaining targeting folders and submitting collection requirements as well as supervising the production of daily intelligence summaries. During this period I also deployed to Lebanon and briefed the marine commander on the current threat (ground and air defense), and was considered an expert in Syrian ground, and defensive missile forces.
NCOIC S-2 Jan 1981 – March 1982
1/77 FA Bn, 1st CAV Division Ft Hood TX
NCOIC S-2
Supervised two-ground analyst’s production of target folders for exercises and real world contingency plans. Produced IPB products for three War Fighter exercises. NCOIC of the Battalion TOC during deployments, supervised INTSUM production, sit map posting and collection requirement submission.
Intelligence Photographer 1978 – 1980
122 Signal Battalion, 2 Infantry Division, Camp Casey Korea.
Conducted intelligence collection missions as directed by the Division G2. This included ground and aerial photography of North Korean ground assets from remote locations.
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Intelligence Photographer 1966 – 1968
121 Signal Battalion, 1st Infantry Division, Lha Kha Vietnam
Conducted intelligence collection missions as directed by the Division G2. This included ground and aerial photography of hostile forces ground assets from remote locations.
Education/Training:
Program Managers Course, Anteon Facility Washington DC, 2004
Program Managers Course 1, Northrop Grumman Corporation Facility Rondo Beach CA, 2008
60 semester hours (no degree: includes military experience)
West Valley Junior College, Santa Clara, California, 1971
High School Graduate
Cubberly H.S., Palo Alto, California, 1965
Warrant Officer Basic Course, Ft Huachuca, Arizona, 1988
Tactical Exploitation of National Capabilities (TENCAP)
Ft Huachuca, Arizona,1986
Advanced Intelligence Analyst course, Ft Huachuca, Arizona, 1984
Intelligence Analyst Basic course, Ft Huachuca, Arizona, 1980
References;
Rex Williams 520-***-****
John Vankirk 520-***-****
Steven Crabb 520-***-****
Awards
Two Bronze Stars Medals
One Air Medal
Two Defense Meritorious Service Medals
One Meritorious Service Medal
Two Armed Forces Expeditionary medals
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