Imagery/Full Motion Video Analyst Resume

SUMMARY:

An accomplished, professional with over 7 years of military experience.
Leveraging numerous transferable skills to transition to a commercial environment, including:
Ability to provide administrative and project support to a diverse team
Demonstrated success helping to propel teams toward strategic goals and measurable outcomes
Extensive experience conducting research to produce and deliver time - sensitive reports

AREAS OF INTEREST:

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:

Confidential

Imagery/Full Motion Video Analyst

Responsibilities:

Produced complex, time-sensitive, multi-source intelligence reports focused on delivering real-time, high-confidence intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance products and services to designated government agencies.
Developed and consolidate deliverables for use in briefings to high-level government officials including the Director for Central Intelligence, the Director of National Intelligence, and the President of the United States.
Independently learned and utilized a variety of complex imagery analysis software suites such as Remote View, NES, ArcGIS, Google Earth, and Falcon View.

Confidential

Full Motion Video Intelligence Analyst

Responsibilities:

Exploited Full Motion Video (FMV) imagery in a 24/7 intelligence environment.
Contributed to the production of operationally relevant finished intelligence products and briefings for the Director for Central Intelligence, the Director of National Intelligence, and the President of the United States.

Confidential

Intelligence Specialist

Responsibilities:

Conducted 300+ hours of mission analysis for a Tier 1 asset. Developed and delivered 70 Intelligence briefs and 70 Meteorology and Oceanography update briefs for the Officer in Charge of a Tier 1 United States Vessel.
Appointed as Assistant Security Manager of the Navy Unit, presenting 3 security briefs to the Commanding Officer. Presented 6 daily intelligence briefs to the unit Commanding Officer of Office of a Naval Intelligence Reserve Unit.
Provided monthly training to fellow soldiers, prepared 50 safety briefs and 10 general military training briefs.
Led unit sponsorship program; tracked new member progress; prepared new guidelines for their successful integration.
Maintained the unit’s metrics by tracking the training of 40 members, developed reports, and communicating up and down the Chain of Command on a weekly basis to ensure readiness of the unit.