Jason Alan Hill

***** ********** **** ** ***** Bethesda, MD 20852 (M) 949-***-**** adljat@r.postjobfree.com

Executive Summary

Retired Marine Master Sergeant, with an active TS/SCI full scope polygraph investigation. Former FBI Honors Intern with an unmatched fervor to serve. Previous experience as a FBI Operations Center Technician, Marine Corps Drill Instructor, and Marine Assistant Officer Instructor, significantly contributed to present day expertise such as critical thinking, analytical problem solving, objective analysis and evaluation, superb written and verbal abilities, and the skillset to deliver complex information, with an extreme sense of urgency to higher authority.

Professional Work Experience

Operations Center Technician (OCT) –FBI Newark Field Office Operations Center 6/19 - Present

Receive, analyze, report, and disseminate critical information during real-time FBI Operations and investigations supporting over 400 special agents and task force officers. Conduct complicated queries in more than 15 FBI database systems, 20 social media platforms, 6 other government systems, numerous public sources, and private industry systems. Locate historical data regarding a particular subject / topic and independently analyze the information to compile a profile of the subject matter. Assemble, collate, and process raw data from a variety of field reports, files, and other communications as well as Intelligence Community reports, commercial databases, interviews, and miscellaneous reference material.

Prioritize all incoming emergency and non-emergency communications identifying the appropriate level of response, determining any other critical information, and notifying respondents accordingly.

Maintain constant liaison with the emergency on-scene contact until official termination of the emergency situation or transfer to appropriate authority.

Perform crisis intervention with distraught emergency callers during high-risk situations, until appropriate emergency field units arrive on scene.

Maintain accountability, radio and telephonic contact with special agents while they conduct field operations in the Newark area of responsibility allowing for effective deconfliction.

Mentored, trained, and evaluated 8 new FBI Operations Center employees in emergency operations, procedures for over 15 databases, radio operator procedures, surveillance equipment, daily office procedures, report writing, handling classified information, customer service techniques and FBI field operations.

2018 FBI Honors Internship Program

New York, NY / Newark, NJ 7/18 - 5/19

Assisted FBI Special Agents with counterintelligence, counter terrorism, healthcare fraud, recruiting, and financial crimes cases. Acted as evidence technician during a search and seizure operation for an illegal pharmacy. Discovered, collected, labeled, packaged, and cataloged evidence. Assisted with Russian translations during field interviews.

Veterans Services Supervisor 1/16 - 5/19

Rutgers University - New Brunswick, NJ

Assisted in the management more than 85 Rutgers Veteran Work-Study Program students through the Professional Development Program, leadership by example, tracking hours, enforcing Veteran’s House Polices and facilitating information for Montgomery GI Bill educational benefits.

Assistant Marine Officer Instructor (A/MOI)

Naval ROTC Rutgers and Princeton Universities – New Brunswick, NJ 5/12- 11/15

As the command’s senior enlisted advisor, provided Staff Non-Commissioned Officer leadership to the active duty staff as well as counseling, mentorship, motivation, and development of 35 Midshipman, both Navy and Marine Corps options. As the A/MOI, predisposed, trained and evaluated all Marine Corps Midshipman in their preparation for Officer’s Candidate School through the implementation of physical fitness, field training exercises, discipline, combat water survival skills, land navigation, Marine Corps history, close order drill, customs / courtesies and ceremonies.

Battalion Radio Chief 3/09-5/12

1st Battalion 3d Marine Regiment – Kaneohe Bay, HI

Took direct responsibility and accountability for the installation, operation, and maintenance of 400+ classified communications networks estimated in excess of $10,000,000 during (2) 7-month deployments of combat operations throughout 53 patrol bases in Afghanistan. Guided the development of 35 Field Radio Operators and served as the Battalion Communications Chief in his absence.

Responsible for briefing communication spectrum analysis and RF engineering capabilities to Commanding Officer via System Planning and Engineering & Evaluation Device (SPEED) and various Microsoft briefing platforms. Research and analyze electromagnetic spectrum situational awareness, radio jammer effects in a defined electromagnetic spectrum environment to better understand where communications degradation or interoperability issues may occur.

Served as Company & Battalion Combat Operations Center (COC) Watch Officer, while deployed in Afghanistan and Iraq. Facilitated command and control over combat units during live combat engagements and expedited MEDIVACS, resupply, communication network management, and daily patrols, amid counterinsurgency, search and seizure, and national security operations.

Combat Water Survival Instructor Supervisor / Drill Instructor 1/07 - 3/09

1st Battalion Recruit Training Regiment – San Diego, CA

Directly responsible for the performance / conduct of 28 drill instructors in the Water Survival Section (WSS). Assisted the Commanding Officer in the overall supervision, administration, and execution of water survival training. Responsible for all equipment and facilities used by the WSS and supervised the daily operations and maintenance of the water survival facility. Updated lesson plans as governing directives changed or as required. In addition, instructed water survival techniques to an excess of 4,800 Marine Corps recruits.

Drill Instructor 10/05 - 12/06

Company B 1st Battalion Recruit Training Regiment

Marine Corps – Recruit Depot – San Diego, CA

Produce over 225 basically trained Marines in accordance with Standing Operating Procedures (SOP), Program of Instruction (POI) for recruit training and training schedule. Assisted with ensuring accountability, welfare, health and safety of recruits at all times. Through leadership, performance, and personal example, exemplify the highest standards of core values, military and professional knowledge and bearing.

Multi-Channel Radio Communications Chief 2/05-10/05

Communications Company, Headquarters Battalion,

1st Marine Division – Camp Pendleton, CA

Implemented and maintained Marine Corps communications multi-channel radio (MUX) Individual training standards. Supervise the planning, installation operation, and maintenance of Tropo-Satellite Support Radios and Secure Mobile Anti-Jam Reliable Tactical Terminal satellite communications assets. Assume the duties of the Platoon Commander in their absence. Assigned as the platoon’s Responsible Officer for the platoon’s consolidated Memorandum Receipt totaling $4,041,936.73 in classified communications assets.

Marine Security Guard 11/97-10/00

American Embassy Santiago, Chile

American Embassy Minsk, Belarus

Provided protection to mission personnel and prevented the compromise of national security information and equipment at designated diplomatic and consular facilities as directed by the chief of mission or principal officer through the regional security officer.

Tropospheric Scatter Radio Multi-Channel Equipment Operator 3/95-10/97

Marine Wing Communications Squadron Detachment B MUX Platoon – El Toro, CA

Install, operate, and maintain at the first echelon multi-channel media equipment AN / TRC-170A and Beyond Line of Sight (BLOS) Radio Systems, AN / MRC-142B.

Education Rutgers University – New Brunswick, NJ (2015 – 2019)

B.A. Psychology

B.A. Criminal Justice

Minor Russian Language and Literature

Dean’s List 2015 - 2019, GPA 3.789 (Magna Cum Laude)

Graduated top 15% of 4,529 students

National Defense University Joint Forces Staff College – 29 Palms, CA

Joint Professional Military Education, Diploma for Staff Noncommissioned Officer Academy (SNCOA) Residential Advanced Course - 2012

National Defense University, Joint Forces University – Camp Pendleton, CA

Senior Enlisted Joint Professional Education Course – 2011

Skills

Russian / Spanish languages, Emotional Intelligence, Problem Solving, Leadership, Time Management, Microsoft Office, Carousel, Guardian, Back-trace, Sentinel, VCC, CJIS, NCIC, DMV, AOCTELE, Promis Gavel, HIDTA, Accurint, and Clear. CPR, AED, Oxygen administration and First Aid instructor. Ironman Triathlete (70.3), Marathon Runner, Event Planning, Attention to Detail, Personnel Management, Conflict Resolution, Multi-Weapons Platform Marksman, Aquatic Instructor and Mixed Martial Artist.

Community Service

Instructed free functional fitness classes in Buccleuch park, 3 times a week for 6 months during the COVID-19 Pandemic.

Volunteered at the East Hartland CT Lions Club and distributed 97 boxes of food to families in need.

Current Veteran of Foreign Wars member and participated in several community assistance events.

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