Intelligence Data Integration Manager

EXPERIENCE SUMMARY: Data-focused leader with extensive experience in intelligence operations, data management, and team leadership within complex, high-pressure environments. Proven ability to manage data flows, train analysts on data analysis tools (specifically DCGS-A), and lead geospatial intelligence initiatives. Experienced in roles ranging from individual contributor (Data Flow Engineer) to management (Intelligence Data Integration Manager, Site Lead). Dedicated to leveraging data to drive informed decision-making.

TRAINING

Data Engineering & Analysis: Certified Army Intelligence Data Platform (AIDP) Advanced User (160 hrs), demonstrating proficiency in data engineering and data science principles.

Geospatial Intelligence: Extensive training in geospatial analysis tools and techniques, including DCGS-A (Defense Geospatial Intelligence System - Army) – encompassing courses totaling 280+ hours in DCGS-A 7.1.3, SOF, Lite, and Embedded Training. Applied Geospatial Analyst (80 hrs).

Critical Thinking & Analysis: Completed 72 hours of training in critical thinking, problem-solving, and analytical methodologies (SSE 16, Critical Thinking Courses).

Intelligence Analysis: Counter Terrorism Analyst Course (40 hrs), ISR Synchronization (40 hrs), LDESP (24 hrs).

Leadership & Professional Development:** Military Intelligence Basic Officer Leadership Course (MIBOLC - 16 weeks), Officer Candidate School (OCS - 8 weeks).

EDUCATION

National Intelligence University (Completed 1 Semester) – Anticipate Graduation in 2027

Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA - Graduate Study in Data Analysis (Completed 1 Semester)

North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC – Graduate Study in Geospatial Information Systems (Completed 3 Semesters).

Maranatha Baptist Bible College, Watertown, WI – Bachelor of Science, Secondary Social Studies, Math Minor (2000).

Certifications:

Security+

Linux+

Clearance: Active TS/SCI Clearance with full read on and CI POLY verifiable in JPAS

SKILLS

Data Engineering: ETL Processes, Data Integration, Data Management, Data Pipelines, Data Replication, Data Synchronization

Data Analysis: Statistical Analysis, Geospatial Analysis, Intelligence Analysis, Pattern Recognition, Trend Analysis

* **Geospatial Intelligence:** GIS Software, Remote Sensing, Spatial Statistics, Geospatial Data Management

* **Software Development:** Python, Java, PySpark, SQL

* **Intelligence & Analysis:** Collection Management, Intelligence Reporting, Threat Assessment

TECHNICAL PROFICIENCIES

Platforms & Tools: Palantir Foundry, DCGS-A (QueryTree, DIB, Zingest (NiFi), Safemove, Sith, JPipeline, MFWS, MI Tools, Agile Graph, STRIPE, Ozone, PSI Jaber), ArcGIS (10.x – Military Analyst, Spatial Analyst, Tracking Analyst, 3D Analyst, GeoRover, ArcPad, ArcServer, ArcPortal, ArcGlobe, ArcPro), NiFi, Neo4j, Oracle Database, Microsoft SQL Server

Programming Languages: Python, Java, PySpark, SQL

Operating Systems & Utilities: Linux, Putty, Windows

Other: Analyst Notebook, CPOF, BFT, JCATS, JEMMS, JCR, CIDNE, TIGR, M3, Pathfinder

Profile

Highly motivated and results-oriented data engineer with 14+ years of experience leveraging data to drive actionable intelligence. Proven ability to design, build, and maintain robust data pipelines using tools like NiFi and Palantir Foundry, combined with a strong foundation in data analysis and geospatial intelligence. Experienced in the full lifecycle of data – from collection and integration to analysis and visualization – with a deep understanding of intelligence processes and operational environments. Former U.S. Army intelligence officer with exceptional analytical, problem-solving, and communication skills.

Professional Experience

Intelligence Data Integration Manager, 10/2023 to present.

Supervisor: James Gordon, 910-***-****, Permission to contact

Led a cross-functional team of Data Engineers and Data Scientists to proactively identify, ingest, and transform critical intelligence data, directly supporting analyst workflows and enhancing operational decision-making.

Established and maintain data sharing agreements with key data sources, ensuring secure and compliant access to vital information for USASOC analysts.

Orchestrated the maintenance of a legacy DCGS-A Brain data lake (provided by DA-G2) while simultaneously developing a comprehensive migration strategy to a secure, cloud-based ARSOF Intelligence Data Layer within the USASOC Cloud initiative. (Migration planning underway, anticipated start [Month, Year]).

Championed USASOC integration with the Army Intelligence Data Platform (AIDP), actively collaborating with platform developers to advocate for features and functionality tailored to the unique needs of both intelligence analysts and data scientists.

Facilitated collaboration between analysts and data scientists to define requirements and prepare data for the development and deployment of AI/ML-powered solutions addressing critical intelligence gaps.

Data Flow Lead Engineer Zapata Technologies, 3/2017 – 10/2021

Supervisor: Sidney Yates, 706-***-****, Permission to contact

Led the design, development, and maintenance of data pipelines for the USASOC DCGS-A Brain, ensuring continuous data availability and integrity for intelligence analysts.

Engineered and maintained dataflows from multiple sources into an Oracle Database, collaborating with data providers and networking teams to resolve connectivity and security challenges. Utilized Apache NiFi for data extraction, transformation (to DCGS-A standards), and loading.

Managed data migration to the DCGS-A DIB, reformatting data to DIB standards and performing continuous monitoring to guarantee uptime and data quality. Implemented quality control checks to validate data accuracy and usability for analysts.

Developed and maintained data replication processes using NiFi and SafeMove, delivering critical data to DCGS-A Heavy and Lite Intelligence Field Systems (IFSs) across the USASOC command structure.

Implemented and managed ArcGIS Enterprise solutions on the USASOC SP1 Brain, including dataflow management to the Geodatabase, Web Feature Service (WFS) creation for ArcPortal webmaps, and Web Map Service (WMS) management via ArcServer.

Key Accomplishments:

Pioneered the ingestion of Palantir data into DCGS-A, creating a dynamic dataset replicating Palantir’s relational data functionality.

Led the integration with the Common Data Framework, enabling data sharing with Intelligence Enterprise users outside of DCGS-A – a first for USASOC data.

Successfully oversaw the decommissioning of the 513th Brain, migrating all data to the USASOC Brain without data loss, ensuring continued analyst access.

GIS Lead Engineer Zapata Technologies, 3/2016 – 3/2017

Supervisor: Robert Sanchez, 706-***-****, Permission to contact

Led GIS workflows and managed the integrity of geospatial data within Esri geodatabases, ensuring high availability and performance for intelligence applications.

Administered and maintained ArcGIS Enterprise infrastructure, including ArcServer, geoprocessing tools, and map services, proactively monitoring system health and resolving technical issues.

Optimized GIS system architecture and performance through configuration changes, performance tuning, and map caching strategies, maximizing efficiency and responsiveness.

Collaborated with system and database administrators to ensure optimal resource allocation, system uptime, and data integrity for the Fusion Brain environment.

Provided expert technical support and training to end-users, adapting the GIS system to meet evolving analytical needs and promoting standardized operating procedures.

Key Accomplishments:

Successfully engineered and executed the retrograde of the Afghanistan Brain to the 513th Brain, autonomously capturing, storing, analyzing, and replicating live SDE layers without data loss. Developed a novel workflow to enable continued data processing on the 513th Brain.

Led a critical upgrade of the 513th Brain’s Esri platform from 9.3 to 10.0, identifying and mitigating a critical Oracle database issue that prevented data loss during the transition.

Engineered and maintained SDE live layer replication processes through multiple tactical IFS upgrades, proactively identifying and resolving compatibility issues, ensuring uninterrupted data delivery to analysts in Afghanistan, Iraq, and Kuwait.

GIS Lead Engineer Sotera, 10/2014 – 3/2016 Present

Supervisor: Findley Henderson, 706-***-****, Permission to contact

GIS Lead Engineer Sotera (10/2014 – 3/2016) Supervisor: Findley Henderson, 706-***-**** (Permission to Contact)

Led GIS workflows and maintained the integrity of geodatabases supporting critical intelligence operations, ensuring high availability and performance of GIS services and applications.

Managed all aspects of the geodatabase environment, including maintenance, troubleshooting, performance tuning, and configuration of the GIS system architecture. Proficient in utilizing geoprocessing tools, scripting, and performance monitoring tools.

Administered ArcGIS Server and ensured accurate data display within web applications, coordinating with system and database administrators to optimize storage, performance, and uptime.

Provided expert GIS support and training to end-users, adapting the system to meet their evolving needs and promoting the development of standard operating procedures.

Focused on optimizing GIS service delivery through strategic configuration of pooled and non-pooled services, map caching, and proactive performance monitoring.

DCGS-A Embedded Trainer ManTech, 12/2012-10/2014

Supervisor: Philip Cole, 703-***-****; Permission to contact

Developed and delivered comprehensive training programs for DCGS-A/ArcGIS users, including military intelligence analysts and leaders, enhancing their ability to leverage geospatial intelligence for operational effectiveness.

Formulated Programs of Instruction (POI) and training strategies in collaboration with USASOC, directly supporting the operational employment of DCGS-A capabilities and the F3EAD process.

Provided hands-on training and mentorship to analysts on utilizing key DCGS-A tools (DIB, QueryTree, TED) and creating actionable intelligence products.

Collaborated with the Special Operations Mission Training Center (SOMTC) to integrate DCGS-A into realistic training scenarios, developing a Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) and a data flow tracking system to enhance training effectiveness.

Managed DCGS-A training for over 1000 Battle Analysis Level (BAL) personnel across 20+ locations, including international deployments to Jordan, ensuring consistent skillsets and system functionality.

Key Accomplishments:

Enhanced training realism and effectiveness at SOMTC by developing a DCGS-A SOP, a data flow tracking system, and updated base maps for ArcGIS and MFWS.

Ensured consistent data availability and system functionality for USASOC analysts by proactively coordinating with the NGA for current map data and providing ongoing support.

Intelligence Analyst G2 shop JFHQ NCNG, 3/2019 – 3/2022

Supervisor: LTC Finley, ****.*.******.***@****.***, Permission to contact.

Served as a key member of the White Cell during exercises, including a Warfighter exercise, demonstrating adaptability and leadership by simultaneously fulfilling roles as Battalion S2, S6, Chaplain, and Battle Captain.

Managed battle tracking and overlay creation using CPOF to support Brigade-level training exercises, providing critical situational awareness to conducting forces.

Developed and delivered both classified and unclassified intelligence briefs to JFHQ staff, informing them on international threats and trends and ensuring a current operational picture.

Supported state emergency preparedness by gathering geospatial data, preparing the NGB emergency portal, and assisting with management during two state-level emergency responses.

Brigade S2/AS2 30th ABCT, 2/2015 – 3/2019

Supervisor: CPT Honan, ************@*****.***, Permission to contact.

Developed and implemented the brigade intelligence section’s training plan, aligning with the Army’s ARFORGEN cycle to prepare for deployment.

Established, validated, and maintained the Brigade S2 Standard Operating Procedures (SOP), ensuring consistent and effective intelligence operations.

Served as a key member of the White Cell during validation exercises, including the MICO exercise, effectively managing scenarios as the Brigade S2, S6, and S3.

Provided training and mentorship to a Battalion S2 shop as a Guest Observer/Trainer (OC/T) during a National Training Center (NTC) rotation, contributing to the development of their SOP.

Authored an article on DCGS-A experiences for dissemination following the NTC rotation.

Led the Brigade S2 section in developing the first Operational Plan (OPORD) for a DATE 2.2 scenario, establishing a new standard for future OPORD creation.

Directed the Military Decision Making Process (MDMP) during a Warfighter exercise at Fort Bliss, including Intelligence Preparation of the Battlefield (IPB), presentation development, and OPORD writing.

Proactively acquired and consolidated critical data – including map data, Field Manuals (FMs), and the complete DATE scenario – to support the S2 shop’s success during the 2019 NTC rotation. Disseminated this information to subordinate Battalions.

Battalion S2 405th BSB, 11/2012- 2/2015

Supervisor: Major Osburg, ******.******@**.****.***; Permission to contact

As the Battalion S2 was responsible for tracking the clearances of the Battalion Soldiers, as well as for keeping the Battalion Staff current on the current threat situation. Much of this time was spent drilling in NC during a transition to the NC Guard.

Analyst ISAF BEST A9, 07/2011-11/2012

Supervisor: LTC Blumhorst, 217-***-****; Permission to contact

Served as a key intelligence advisor to the Polish Brigade staff within Regional Command East, ensuring alignment with higher-level policy and providing intelligence oversight.

Managed security protocols as the Joint Task Force Security Manager and served as the primary Foreign Disclosure Representative, facilitating the appropriate sharing of sensitive information.

Led intelligence analysis efforts, mentoring Polish intelligence officers in analytical techniques and report writing, enhancing their capabilities.

Provided comprehensive intelligence support, including targeting, collection management, and biometric analysis, to enable effective maneuver operations.

Collaborated with Provost Marshal and law enforcement agencies, providing guidance on force protection and detainee operations.

Served as the Contract Oversight Representative (COR) for Task Force White Eagles’ interpreter/linguist team, ensuring fair treatment, benefits compliance, and timely payment.

Conducted in-depth analysis of Taliban and Haqqani network activities, identifying their tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTPs) to disrupt coalition forces.

Assessed the leadership, motivations, and intentions of these networks, and analyzed the human terrain to predict local population responses to evolving security conditions.

Served as the U.S. Liaison Officer (LNO) in the Counter-IED (CIED) cell, producing and disseminating English-language reports to American units in Ghazni.

Delivered comprehensive training to the Polish Brigade on critical intelligence skills, including Biometrics, DCGS-A, Sensitive Site Exploitation, Route Analysis, CIED Analysis, Detainee Operations, and Oral Presentation Techniques.

Recognized for exceptional service with the Silver Polish Army Medal, the nation’s second-highest award for foreign personnel.

XO B Co 33rd BSTB, Army National Guard, 04/2010-07/29/2011

Supervisor: CPT Adamczyk, 309-***-****. Permission to contact

Supervised Platoon Leaders and managed company operations in the Commander’s absence, ensuring continuity of mission execution.

Interpreted commander’s intent and provided clear guidance to section leaders, fostering effective task execution and accountability.

Implemented process improvements based on thorough assessments, including revitalizing the Family Readiness Group (FRG) through a restructured phone tree, newsletter, and meeting schedule. Developed standardized instructions and manuals for consistent operational procedures.

Planned and executed a community open house, cultivating positive relationships with local stakeholders and establishing a collaborative partnership with the Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW).

Developed and implemented comprehensive training plans for the company’s Annual Training (AT), coordinating with the Army Reserve Training Center at Fort Sheridan, IL, to facilitate interagency cooperation. This resulted in the successful reactivation of a Trojan Spirit system, enhancing B Co’s operational capabilities.

Served as the primary liaison officer for Polish military forces during Prairie North Exercise, fostering improved relations between the Illinois National Guard and the Polish Army.

Gathered and analyzed Polish Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs), producing an intelligence report detailing lessons learned and recommending improvements to enhance interoperability and strengthen the partnership.

SIGINT PL B Co 33rd BSTB, 10/2008-04/2010:

CPT Adamczyk, 309-***-****. Permission to contact

Advised the Commander on equipment requirements to support training objectives and collaborated with the procurement NCO to maximize resource acquisition for the platoon.

Led a platoon reorganization based on Mission Essential Task List (METL) analysis, optimizing team structures for enhanced operational effectiveness. Developed and implemented a Platoon Standard Operating Procedure (SOP).

Planned and executed platoon training events aligned with the Battalion Training Schedule, ensuring soldiers were prepared to meet mission requirements.

Onboarded new soldiers to the company, providing comprehensive orientation and integration into unit operations.

Developed and implemented training plans focused on foundational analytical skills for tactical-level intelligence operations, delivered during drill weekends.

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