Manager Information Technology

Michael Wilmoth

Surprise, AZ *****

****.*******@*****.*** - 703-***-****

Authorized to work in the US for any employer

WORK EXPERIENCE

Senior Manager

NTELX, Inc - 2013-01 - Present

A senior consultant and delivery manager responsible for one to three simultaneous projects with revenues ranging from $750K to $1.5M. Manages teams of up to five members, directing operations and software development. Manages a key client account, ensuring renewal of work and growth through consultative sales efforts, account planning, and client communication strategy. Conducts technical work involving system design, data modeling, data transformations (ETL), data processing operations, and Linux system management. Coordinates project activities between IT and the business unit, conducts requirements analysis and crafts requirements and system documentation.

Manager

NTELX, Inc - 2008-05 - 2012-12

Performed project management, client management, solution development, and business development for the Intelligence and Analytic Solutions division. Managed a diverse team in the development of decision management software solutions for federal government intelligence and regulatory customers. Manages operational support activities for client solutions. Advised customers on data acquisition, analytical methodology, database and system design, system integration, and software deployments. Analyzed and organized complex customer transactional and master reference data. Created data warehouses, data mapping specifications, and data transformations. Developed a new account. Division Head of Maritime Counterproliferation

U.S. Navy (Civilian) - 2006-05 - 2008-05

Supervised a diverse group of 32 intelligence analysts, managing intelligence production for maritime counterproliferation, piracy, fisheries, and strategic trade assessments. Implemented a major restructuring of the division with focused support to key policy and military customers. Oversaw intelligence support to senior policymakers and interagency working groups. Advised policy initiatives concerning the civil maritime industry as relates to high interest maritime cargo.

Intelligence Officer & Program Manager

U.S. Navy (Civilian) - 2000-05 - 2006-05

As Program Manager and contract officer’s technical representative for ONI’s global cargo information system, managed a budget of $12M per year and managed development and operations support contractors, requirements analysis, and planning for current and future requirements. Participated as a functional and data subject matter expert in the development of system components. As a team leader, routinely briefed senior military and intelligence community personnel. Developed new cargo analysis products and analytical methodologies, implemented quality standards, and reviewed processes to monitor productivity and customer satisfaction. Managed intelligence production and analysis concerning high interest containerized cargoes.

Intelligence Analyst

U.S. Army - 1995-06 - 2000-06

Served as US Army’s subject matter expert on the Russian Airborne and army Special Operations Forces. Maintained the order-of-battle database on these forces, focusing on organization, strength, location, training, and operations. Led a team of peers in developing the US input to NATO’s intelligence database update on the Russian Ground Forces.

Deployed to Tuzla, Bosnia for six months where he served as day shift leader and technical intelligence analyst for the Compliance Cell of the G-2 Staff, Multinational Division (North), supervising day shift analysts and intelligence production. Reviewed and made recommendations concerning Bosnian military units' training and movement requests in accordance with the Dayton Peace Accords and the Instructions to the Parties. Advised the G-2 and division ACE on issues concerning Bosnian military activities and ground order-of-battle. Stationed in Korea for one year. Provided analytical support to the brigade commander and S-3 on current intelligence issues. Prepared intelligence updates and participated in multiple training exercises by providing current enemy disposition and weather forecasts to the S-3 and coordinating requirements with US Forces J-2. Instituted a new brigade personnel security database that significantly reduced the number of man-hours required to process new personnel.

EDUCATION

Master of Arts in National Security Studies

American Public University

2010

Bachelor of Information Technology

American InterContinental University

2005

Associate of Science in General Studies

Northern Virginia Community College

2001

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