JASON A. SEPULVEDA

Dynamic Supervisory Intelligence Specialist at Army Futures Command, adept in intelligence analysis and electronic warfare. Proven track record in mission planning and stakeholder engagement, driving successful outcomes in network modernization initiatives. Recognized for enhancing operational efficiency and delivering strategic insights that shaped future capabilities.

• TS/SCI Security Clearance with Sensitive Compartmented Information (SCI) Access. (Update completed 12/09/2019)
• 34+ years of experience with Command, Control, Communications, Cyber, Computers and Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance (C5ISR) systems.
• 11+ years of experience years of experience with development of Department of Defense Architecture Framework (DoDAF) compliant Operational, Systems and Capability Viewpoints products supporting the Army Enterprise Architecture Program, CES Advanced Course 2022 Army Management Staff College The Advanced Course provides Army Civilians with an orientation to leader development concepts, building their careers, and becoming Army Civilian leaders. The course objectives are to understand U.S. Army leadership doctrine; increase self-awareness as it relates to one's profession; understand team building, group dynamics, and effective communication; assess individual values and how they relate to professional ethics; understand how to manage professional advancement and leverage career potential; and complete administrative requirements expected of Army Civilians. CES Foundation Course 2021 The Foundation Course provides Army Civilians with an orientation to leader development concepts, building their careers, and becoming Army Civilian leaders. The course objectives are to understand U.S. Army leadership doctrine; increase self-awareness as it relates to one's profession; understand team building, group dynamics, and effective communication; assess individual values and how they relate to professional ethics; understand how to manage professional advancement and leverage career potential; and complete administrative requirements expected of Army Civilians. Core Concept for Requirements Management 2021 Defense Acquisition University The course objective is to study the role of both the requirements manager and requirements management within the Department of Defense (DoD) ""Big A"" acquisition construct. It examines the capabilities identification and requirements development processes from an end-to-end perspective, highlighting the intersection between the DoD Big A decision support systems of acquisition, resourcing, and requirements. Capabilities Development Course 2014 U.S. Army Logistics University, Fort Huachuca, AZ 2-week course that introduces the processes used to achieve desired joint and Army warfighting capabilities needed for the 21st century and focuses on determining, documenting, and staffing warfighting concepts, required capabilities, warfighting gaps and doctrine, organization, training, materiel, leader development, personnel, facilities and policy (DOTMLPF-P) requirements and cost-benefit analyses of those potential solutions. Greenbelt DoDAF Enterprise Architecture Program 2014 FEAC Institute, Richmond, VA 6-week competency-based program in which participants learn the foundations of enterprise architecture and the value and utility of different frameworks, modeling notations, and techniques with focus on Enterprise Ontology and a range of framework and methodology choices with specialization in the Department of Defense Architecture Framework (DoDAF).