Access Control Officer

Nathaniel E. Russell

E-mail: **************@*****.***

Top Secret Clearance

Helds a Technical Expert Status Accreditation Certification (TESA)

Skilled in implementing physical/electronic security procedures, and conducting formal inquiries into any criminal act or violation of policy as necessary.

Provides written and verbal briefings to senior management.

Sustains a professional demeanor while carrying-out duties within highly contingent environments.

High level of interpersonal skills to handle difficult situations; ability to diffuse interpersonal conflicts effectively.

Proven ability to strategically evaluate and solve issues with a favorable resolution to issues.

Strong multitasking abilities

Skills:

Behavioral Profiling Skills * Conflict Resolution * Interview and Interrogation * Operations Procedure Analysis * Risk Management * Tactical Communications * Training / Team Leadership * Weapons Professional

Experience:

Construction Surveillance Technician

Pacific Architects and Engineers

2016-2020 Wiesbaden/Stuttgart, Germany

Perform Audit/Analysis/Interpretation of IFC construction drawings and specifications to identify security vulnerabilities (technical, physical). Associated threats to vulnerabilities associated with Intelligence Community Directive 705 (ICD 705). Applied knowledge of all 16 standard construction divisions and security requirements and standards with technical threats posed by foreign intelligence services to mitigate threats to satisfaction of US Government. Each construction method (major and minor, multiple person teams to single persons) introduces opportunities to technical threat. Provide critical advanced technical knowledge in support of unique security requirements inherent in US TOP SECRET SCIF operations including sound attenuation, electric circuitry isolation and noise spillage, electromagnetic emission attenuation and provide tactics to resolution of substandard construction Assessed Day-to-day Foreign Intelligence, Facility Security, Information Security, and Counter-terrorism threats and vulnerabilities implications within assigned area of responsibilities. Performed multi-discipline intelligence collection in order to observe and determine threats. Competent and knowledgeable as a Construction Surveillance Technical on sensitive compartmentalized information security matters, as well as, other areas of classified security and guidance. Conducted day-to-day Physical Security, Force-protection operational duties to assess threats. Reviewed Facility plans and specifications for compliance with security measures. Oversaw the installation and maintenance of electronic security systems such as intrusion detection and access control systems including camera surveillance on construction sites. Decisions involved the interpretation of considerable data, directives, and applications of established security methods, equipment, techniques, and objectives in security programs. Expanded experiences and oversaw the designs, installations and maintenance of multi-layered security systems employed through the organization's area of responsibility. Communicated efficiently and effectively orally and in writing to assist in the coordination of security-related policies and procedures. Skilled in written, oral and interpersonal communications skills. Knowledgeable in preparing and presenting briefings as necessary. Ensured on a day-to-day basis that foreign and national employees had proper authorization for access to the facility, locations and secured materials. Granted or rejected access to request.

Cleared American Guard

Coastal International Security

2015-2016 Montreal, Canada

Denying introduction of prohibited materials such as explosives, weapons, electronic devices, or other items as specified by the Accrediting Official (AO) or designer. Conducting random inspections of all site areas to ensure no prohibited materials have been brought onto the site identifying and reporting all anomalies and abnormalities. All suspicious materials or incidents were brought to the attention of the Site Security Manager (SSM) and/or senior Construction Surveillance Technicians (CSTs). Monitoring any non-cleared Guards provided by the construction company and approved by the AO Maintain and operate the Secure Storage Area (SSA) established by the construction company within the construction site footprint where they will store construction materials and equipment that will be used in the SCIF area, IAW ICD/ICS 705 Must be on site and access control must be established so construction can begin. Responsible for making sure local security workers are following all security protocols set forth by the Site Security Manager and also making sure all security access point is not vulnerable to any breaches. Perform in-depth investigations to anomalies associated with all 16 construction divisions which pose significant threat to U.S. Government mission and provide tactics to resolution. Responsible for access control functions at all vehicle and pedestrian entrances to the project site on a shift basis throughout the construction period. Responsible for material inspections and technical device identification. Conducted day-to-day Physical Security, Force-protection operational duties to assess threats. Reviewed Facility plans and specifications for compliance with security measures Oversaw the installation and maintenance of electronic security systems such as intrusion detection and access control systems including camera surveillance on construction sites. Ensured on a day-to-day basis that foreign and national employees had proper authorization for access to the facility, locations and secured materials. Granted or rejected access to request Communicated efficiently and effectively orally and in writing to assist in the coordination of security-related policies and procedures. Skilled in written, oral and interpersonal communications skills. Knowledgeable in preparing and presenting briefings as necessary.

Force Protection Officer

Triple Canopy

2014-2015 Kuwait, Camp Airfjon

Control personnel and vehicle entry and exit of Entry Control Points This includes, but is not limited to: US Government personnel, contractor personnel, approved visitors, and Coalition Forces. Inspect all deliveries and vehicles up to Force Protection Condition Delta and in accordance with Area Support Group Kuwait Standard Operations Procedures for installation access. Control and operate US Government-installed barrier devices to deny unauthorized vehicle access to US Government interests, e.g., installations, off post parking areas, etc. Prepared to handle both military and contracted convoys entering and departing designated Entry Control Points Conduct inspections of personnel and vehicles using systems such as: Ion Scanners, Backscatter X-ray machines, Under-Vehicle-Surveillance Systems, and Mobile Vehicle X-Ray Scanning machines Roving Patrol, Maintain continual perimeter checks in the assigned area reporting all security violations, unauthorized activity, and perimeter breaches or evidence of sabotage to your supervisor and appropriate base Conduct continuous surveillance of CAT 1 Bunker. Pass a physical examination of U.S. Army height and weight standards, and pass a physical fitness test Possess the capacity to acquire a good working knowledge of all aspects of contract security; and must satisfactorily complete all Government required and supplied training and certification prior to work performance. Successfully complete a driver-training program to include a road test and a written evaluation on Host Nation driving rules and requirements. Communicated efficiently and effectively orally and in writing to assist in the coordination of security-related policies and procedures. Skilled in written, oral and interpersonal communications skills. Knowledgeable in preparing and presenting briefings as necessary. Carry and operate weapons as specified in daily post and detail orders, or upon orders from the detail leader or shift leader (M4, M9, 249SAW, 240B, MK19, and 50CAL).

Security Specialist

Triple Canopy

2012-2013 Afghanistan, Camp Leatherneck

Responsible for internal security shift including security operations and efficiency standards were met at all times. Provided detailed reports of security incidents and violations to security managers. Perform armed screener duties by searching personnel, vehicles, materials, equipment, materials, tools, and belongings/items. Advanced knowledge in utilizing hand-held metal detectors, walk-through detectors, and high throughput personnel inspection systems. Control personnel and vehicle entry and exit of Entry Control Points including but not limited to US Government personnel, contractor personnel, approved visitors, and Coalition Forces including identity verification and biometric system integration. Carry and operate weapons as specified in daily post and detail orders, or upon orders from the detail leader or shift leader (M4, M9, 249SAW, 240B, MK19, and 50CAL). Possesses a good working knowledge of all aspects of contract security, security operations, tactical security, and physical security development and implementation Knowledge of common intelligence operations run by Foreign Intelligence Services and Anti-Terrorism Force Protection (ATFP). Provided on-site security surveillance support services, exercising vigilance, and safeguarding the security of SCIF areas. Assessed day-to-day Foreign Intelligence, Facility Security, Information Security, and Counter-terrorism threats and vulnerabilities implications within assigned area of responsibilities. Communicated efficiently and effectively orally and in writing to assist in the coordination of security-related policies and procedures. Skilled in written, oral and interpersonal communications skills. Knowledgeable in preparing and presenting briefings as necessary.

Security Escort

Eagle Environmental Services

2012-2012 Kunia, Hawaii

Provided on-site surveillance services for secure government buildings. Monitored the action of un-cleared personnel working at or visiting NSA ensuring that no security violations occurred in my Area of Responsibility (AOR). Performed detailed inspections of items, materials, and equipment being brought into secure environments, identifying all anomalies, abnormalities, and deficiencies. Provided detailed descriptions of security operations and situational reports to chain of command. Unarmed position utilizing security surveillance playing a vital role in national security by detecting and reporting potential security issues or breaches. Provided on-site security surveillance support services, exercising vigilance, and safeguarding the security of SCIF areas including close monitoring of construction personnel before, during, and upon completion of newly constructed SCIF areas. Familiar with counterintelligence, foreign intelligence services, prohibited technical listening devices, and security inspection equipment. Communicated efficiently and effectively orally and in writing to assist in the coordination of security-related policies and procedures. Skilled in written, oral and interpersonal communications skills. Knowledgeable in preparing and presenting briefings as necessary.

Sergeant

TW & Company

2009-2012 Hickam AFB, Hawaii

Served as Security Force (COPS) at gate sentries, access points, and high security locations. Trained in counterintelligence and Anti-Terrorism Force Protection measures. Performed detailed inspections of all personnel, vehicles, and equipment. Ensured public safety; assured proper identification of all pedestrians or motor traffic; cleared visitors; guarded interior and exterior gates; prevented unlawful acts or infractions of rules and regulations. Received and answered routine telephone inquiries or referred to appropriate staff. Trained in security checks, Use of Force, use of radio procedures and emergency equipment. Utilized ability to deal and relate to persons of all types. Able to assist personnel and public over the phone, file or carry out clerical duties as assigned. Researched, selected, interpreted and applied rules and regulations and procedures. Qualified annually through training with 9mm weapon. Managed and supervised security personnel. Knowledge in meeting presentations and in-depth briefings of vulnerabilities, threats, and countermeasures. Routinely dealt with people who were uncooperative, unreceptive, and possibly hostile. Enforced federal laws, the Uniform Code of Military Justice, and applicable local regulations involving person and property on assigned Federal installations. Knowledgeable of security organization, its functions and programs in order to answer inquiries of a general nature. QC Qualify annually, installation entry, 9mm weapons testing and Use of Force. Knowledgeable in 15 Security Force Chapter 10 policies. Generated detailed security reports on significant issues daily. Performed preliminary investigations on traffic accidents before contacting a police unit. Processed sensitive unclassified information. Managed other security personnel in daily operations as well as maintain.

Trainer

Nurse Finders

2009-2009 Honolulu, Hawaii

Provided 1 to 1 adult supervision to students who have behavioral health challenges to assimilate in their school, home, and community. The skills trainer addresses skills of daily living, academic, vocational, and/or recreational activities subject to the goals and objectives set forth in the Individualized Educational Plan (IEP) for the student (also referred to as client). TEACCH Applied Behavioral Analysis Discreet Trial Training PECS Greenspan Social Stories Functional Skills Training Structured Teaching Verbal Behavior.

Paraprofessional

Behavioral Health

2008-2009 Honolulu, Hawaii

Helps student master equipment or instructional materials assigned by the teacher. Guides independent study, enrichment work, and remedial work set up and assigned by the teacher. Assists with the supervision of students during emergency drills, assemblies, play periods, and field trips. Alerts the regular teacher to any problem or special information about an individual student. Serves as the chief source of information and help to any substitute teacher assigned in the absence of the regular teacher. Maintains the same high level of ethical behavior and confidentiality of information about students as is expected of fully licensed teachers. Participates in in-service training programs, as assigned. TEACCH Applied Behavioral Analysis Discreet Trial Training PECS Greenspan Social Stories. Functional Skills Training Structured Teaching Verbal Behavior.

Surveillance Security

Securitas Security Services, Inc.

2008-2008 Honolulu, Hawaii

Provided security for the Vice President of First Hawaiian Bank. Maintained security through monitoring surveillance equipment and foot patrol. Communicated efficiently and effectively orally and in writing to assist in the coordination of security-related policies and procedures. Skilled in written, oral and interpersonal communications skills. Knowledgeable in preparing and presenting briefings as necessary.

Retail Guard

Arekat Pacific Security Inc.

2006-2008 Honolulu, Hawaii

Performed comprehensive surveillance of personnel in common areas. Identified suspicious persons, objects, and unattended bags. Ensured that no illegal activities occurred under my supervision. Communicated efficiently and effectively orally and in writing to assist in the coordination of security-related policies and procedures. Skilled in written, oral and interpersonal communications skills. Knowledgeable in preparing and presenting briefings as necessary.

Education:

University of Hawaii at Hawaii Degree/Level Attained Bachelors Year Completed 2008 Major course of study Sociology Relevant Coursework, Licensures and Certifications Sociology

West Hills College Coalinga Degree/Level Attained Associate Year Completed 2005 Major course of study Liberal Art Relevant Coursework, Licensures and Certifications Liberal Art

Waianae High School Degree/Level Attained High School Year Completed 2003 Major course of study N/A Relevant Coursework, Licensures and Certifications General

Training:

Course title/ Level SE 620 Cleared American Guard Year Completed 2015 Type Training Civilian Course title/ Level Leatherneck ASP FSSC Fixed Site Course title/ IS-00100.b Introduction to Incident Command System Course title/ IS-00120. An Introduction to Exercises Course title/ IS-00907 Active Shooter: What You Can Do Course title/ IS-00800.b National Response Framework, An Introduction Counterintelligence Awareness and Reporting For DoD Employees (Feb/2018) Counterintelligence Awareness and Security Brief (Feb/2018) Insider Threat Awareness (Feb/2018) Protecting Your Facility's Technology (Feb/2018) Sensitizing Facility Employees to CI Concerns (Mar/2018) The Relationship Between Counterintelligence and Security (Mar/2018) Classification Conflicts and Evaluations Course (Mar/2018) DoD Annual Security Awareness Refresher (Mar/2018) DoD Initial Orientation and Awareness Training (Mar/2018) Derivative Classification Refresher (Mar/2018) Derivative Classification (Mar/2018) Identifying and Safeguarding Personally Identifiable Information (PII) (Mar/2018) Information Security Emergency Planning (Mar/2018) Introduction to Information Security (Mar/2018)Marking Classified Information (Mar/2018

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